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| arcadiagt5 |
| Posted on: November 26th, 2004, 7:27am |
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Had my farewell lunch for the ATO at the Turkish Pide House in Civic in Canberra. Have eaten there on a number of occasions because the banquet is
a) Cheap
b) Large
c) Good.
Good dips, lots of bread to soak them up with. Good shishkebabs, salad, rice & zucchini balls.
Well worth visiting for a lunch if ever you are in Canberra.  |
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| rdm |
| Posted on: November 26th, 2004, 12:43pm |
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Just two things - "Where is it?" and "What's typical cost per head?"
Sounds yummy, though!
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| arcadiagt5 |
| Posted on: November 26th, 2004, 4:55pm |
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The lunch banquet is $20. I don't know the street address - west of Northbourne Avenue and at the northern end of Civic. Might be on Barry Drive (but don't quote me).
Hey, I know how to walk there from 2 Constitution Avenue!
Which I admit is of now limited value given that I don't work there anymore (start new job on Monday).  |
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| Captain Quality |
| Posted on: October 12th, 2005, 9:01am |
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Yep, corner Barry Drive and Moore Street.
Of course, it's in Canberra so of limited to use to most reasonabl human beings.
...and 25% discount with a Privileges card... |
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