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Posted On: July 16th 2026, 05:30 am
Bring your favourite wine, gather your favourite people, and let us take care of the rest.

🥂 Weekday BYOB Promotion
📅 7 Jul – 31 Oct
🍾 Monday – Thursday
• First bottle FREE for every 2 diners
• Thereafter enjoy 1-for-1 or $20 corkage
• Wine, Champagne, Sake & Spirits
• No minimum spend

Not valid on Public Holidays and their respective eves. Other T&Cs apply.

🎉 Spend $61++ across your first 2 visits (incl. a Pepsi) to receive $30 dining vouchers. Keep dining for your chance to be one of our Top 3 spenders and WIN an iPhone 17! T&Cs apply. Link in bio.

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