The Denn Bar and - Menu

113 High StreetAUVIC 3070, Northcote, United States

🛍 Bar, Wine, Dining, Italian

4 💬 1 Reviews

Phone: +61394821231

Address: 113 High StreetAUVIC 3070, Northcote, United States

City: Northcote

Dishes: 24

Reviews: 1

"We had a great time at the restaurant, with friendly and quick service."


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We had a great time at the restaurant, with friendly and quick service.

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Categories

  • Bar Explore our diverse selection of refreshing cocktails, craft beers, and fine wines. Perfect for unwinding after a long day or celebrating with friends, each drink is crafted with passion and quality ingredients.
  • Wine A curated selection of fine wines from around the world, offering rich reds, crisp whites, and elegant rosés to pair perfectly with your meal. Savor each bottle's unique aroma, flavor, and complexity.
  • Dining Enjoy a diverse dining experience with an array of delectable dishes crafted from the finest ingredients, pleasing both classic and adventurous palates, in a warm and inviting atmosphere.
  • Italian Savor the rich and diverse flavors of Italy with our menu, offering classic pasta, savory risottos, and traditional meat and seafood dishes, all crafted with authentic ingredients and passion. Buon appetito!

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  • Wine
  • Takeout

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