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Home » The Bite…Christmas Day Luncheon

The Bite…Christmas Day Luncheon

10 December, 2014 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Christmas-lunch-1024x834Café Latte will be open for business as usual this month except for public holidays and the 27th December. Their planned theme French night was a roaring success and newly inspired chef David Mansart has a new range of yummy cakes on offer. The team at Café Latte are on hand to cater for office and work parties during this festive period and Manager Aaron Wright wishes his customers “all the best for Christmas and a happy new year!” Pop in and see Aaron and his friendly team of staff on Summer Street or give them a call to book your Christmas party on 63631855.
Simply Homemade have been exceptionally busy over the past few months as they are now providing hot meals for staff at the Orange Health Service. Therese and Kim’s shopfront is based on Sale Street although they have expanded to employ three more staff to cater for the large number of people at the hospital. “We’re sending out hundreds of meals a day” says Kim “it’s been challenging but definitely worth it!” As usual with the Simply Homemade ladies, fresh, home-style cooking is their forte, with everything on sale being made from scratch at home in Kim’s industrial style kitchen. Therese and Kim specialise in rustic cooking that will transport you back to memories of baking with your grandmother and turn every bite into a joyful moment.
Tommy Jeffs is giving the gift of feeding this Christmas by inviting anyone who has no plans for Christmas Day to come to his house for lunch. Let Tommy take the pressure out of the day for those that don’t want to cook and allow yourself to be spoiled in the luxury surrounds of Clarence House, Carleton Street, Cowra. The gourmet lunch on offer will include a seafood entrée, traditional roast main with all the trimmings and a dessert of either pudding or trifle. “It’s superb food and a wonderful atmosphere” says Tommy, who is experienced in putting on a fantastic festive feast, “the house is elegant and gorgeous and the lunch is at a reasonable price.” Tommy urges those interested in going to book as soon as possible, saying places are limited this year. Come and enjoy Christmas with friends by calling Tommy now on 63441006.

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