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Posted On: July 6th 2026, 08:12 pm
2020 me would never have known what was in store for 2026 me! As restauranteurs we fight everyday and we go again! Thank you for your continued support and love!

Matt & Team! 💚
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carey509 4 months ago

carey509

Enjoyed the most tasty set of sharing plates with friends a couple of weeks ago...definitely will be booking again soon 😋

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