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Glebe Point Diner

Modern Australian with French influences with a carefully selected seasonal menu. Fine dining feel but a relaxed and un-pretentious atmosphere.

Address: 407 Glebe Point Rd
Hours: Lunch Fri-Sun from noon, dinner Mon-Sat from 6PM
Price: Prices around $18 for starters, $25-30 for mains
Website: glebepointdiner.com.au (opens in a new tab)

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