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And Contemporary Whisky pay homage to the diverse range of artists and music that have graced the Opera House's stages over the past 50 years and celebrate the ingenuity and provenance of local distiller Archie Rose's award-winning whisky making. Find out more Eat & drink Bennelong Point has been a place for feasting and celebrating for millennia. So it's only natural that here at the Opera House, the entertainment jumps from the stage and onto the plate. Discover our venues Bennelong Bennelong serves to celebrate the Sydney Opera House and its extraordinary architecture by offering a culturally significant and inspiring menu showcasing a most magnificent production of Australian food and wine. To quote The New York Times, “Bennelong may be the Holy Grail of Australian restaurants.” Named for the Aboriginal interlocutor who had his hut on this historic spot, a place for feasting and celebration for thousands of years, Fink’s Bennelong restaurant is housed in the first pavilion that greets visitors. With its spectacular, cathedral-like interior, the Bennelong pavilion is known as the Opera House in miniature, while the menu created by a team headed by one of Australia's most celebrated chefs, Peter Gilmore, is - as one critic put it - “Australia on a plate.” Opera Bar With the Sydney Opera House as its backdrop and picture perfect views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, it is not surprising that Opera Bar has become a favourite Sydney experience. Reflecting the spirit of Sydney, Opera Bar is relaxed and stylish with

Welcome to Opera House Restaurant!Host Your Next Event with Us!At Opera House, we believe that every event should be a memorable experience. Our exquisite Chinese noodle restaurant offers the perfect setting for any occasion, whether it's a corporate gathering, a family celebration, or a special milestone.Why Choose Opera House? Authentic Cuisine: Enjoy the rich flavors of traditional Chinese noodles, crafted with the finest ingredients and time-honored recipes. Elegant Ambiance: Our beautifully designed interior, inspired by classical Chinese opera houses, provides a unique and sophisticated backdrop for your event. Exceptional Service: Our dedicated team is here to ensure every detail of your event is executed flawlessly, from start to finish.Event Booking Features Customizable Menus: Work with our chefs to create a menu that perfectly complements your event and satisfies your guests' tastes. Flexible Seating Arrangements: Whether you’re hosting a small gathering or a large party, our space can be arranged to suit your needs. Convenient Location: Located on the edge of Philadelphia Chinatown, Opera House is easily accessible and there is easy pay parking right across the street. Disclaimer: Please note that booking an event at Opera House requires a minimum spending of $500.

Reservations (ReservedStatus) Note:When the Room Rotation OPERA Control is active and separating shares from the Owner Reservationor Owner Referral Reservation, you will be presented with a warningto convert the share reservation to a Non-Owner Reservation or Non-OwnerReferral Reservation. From the OPERA Cloud menu, select Bookings, select Reservations, and then select Manage Reservation. Enter search criteria for the reservation and click Search. Select a reservation in the search results, click I Want to. . . and then select Shares or click the Shares link in ReservationPresentation. Select the reservation(s) to be separated and click the verticalellipsis and select Separate Share. Note: When the Enforce Credit Card Entry for CreditCard Guaranteed During Break Share OPERA Control is active alist of credit card guaranteed reservations which does not have creditcard details will be presented in addition to the payment screen toenter new credit card details to be attached to those reservations. Separating (Breaking) Share Reservations (InhouseStatus) For Inhouse reservations use the Room Move actionto separate share reservations. From the OPERA Cloud menu, select Bookings, select Reservations, and then select Manage Reservation. Enter search criteria for the reservation and click Search. Select a reservation in the search results, click I Want to. . . and then select Shares or click the Shares link in ReservationPresentation. Select the reservation(s) to be separated and click the verticalellipsis Actions menu and select Room Move. For more information, see Moving an In House Reservation. Adjusting Shared Rates From the OPERA Cloud menu, select Bookings, select Reservations, and then select Manage Reservation. Enter search criteria for the reservation and click Search. Select a reservation in the search results, then click I Want to. . . and select Shares or click the Shares link in ReservationPresentation. Click the vertical ellipsis Actions menuand select on the following options: Apply Full Rate:

Just in time for the new season at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County, the Constellation Culinary Group has debuted its new restaurant inside the complex, Teatro Restaurant, serving hungry diners an elegant pre-show meal. Constellation Culinary Group are the team behind Verde at the Perez Art Museum, the Restaurant at the Norton Museum of Art, Food@Science at Frost Science, and Bistro at the Sarasota Art Museum. Located on the second floor of the Ziff Ballet Opera House, Teatro aims to be a go-to spot for pre-show meals. The 2,500-square-foot dining room, designed by Johanna Dilone, boasts red decor reminiscent of traditional theater curtains.The menu, created by executive chef Jose Danger in collaboration with corporate executive chef Aaron Janus, offers a mix of American dishes with European and Latin influences. Diners can opt for a $52 prix-fixe menu that includes a selection of appetizers, entrees, desserts, and sides. Highlights include the red carpet carpaccio, risotto carbonara, piri piri brick chicken, the steak and potato — with an option to upgrade to a 12-ounce NY strip — and slow-cooked lamb osso bucco. The chai coconut panna cotta and Key lime meringue tart are standouts for the sweet-toothed.The restaurant’s bar will feature a range of drinks, from beers and wines to signature cocktails like the espresso martini. The bar also features an à la carte menu with options such as Chilled pickled mussels with crostini, shrimp cocktail, and selections like the steak tartare “Big Mac” and “BackStage” burger from the main dining menu.Teatro will initially open for select performances in the Ziff Ballet Opera House or Knight Concert Hall. Reservations are recommended, but walk-ins may be accommodated based on availability. For more details or to make a reservation, visit Arshtcenter.org/teatro.

It doesn’t get better than this. A harbourside breakfast with a million dollar view. Whether you’re a tourist or a Sydney-sider, put breakfast at Opera Bar on your to-do list.Opera BarA mere stumble from Circular Quay and neighbouring hotels such as Shangri-la Sydney, Opera Bar is located on the lower concourse level of the Sydney Opera House. The popular indoor/outdoor bar offers a spectacular and uninterrupted panorama from the Opera House, to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the city skyline.Espresso and CappucinoBreakfast at Opera Bar is a recent addition to their lunch and dinner service. The succinct menu offers a good choice from light dishes to the more hearty.The coffee ($4.50) is by Di Gabriel Boutique Coffee Roasters. The the Vivace Blend is strong, full-bodied with almond notes. Tea and juices are available as well as C 100% organic coconut water.Champagne BreakfastFor a touch of decadence to befit the view, sip on Gosset Brut Excellence champagne ($20 by the glass). A full wine list including sparkling wines are available at the bar.QuesadillaThe breakfast menu includes a delicious Quesadilla ($16) with a spicy chorizo, egg and melted manchego,Baked Eggs and the irresistible Baked Eggs ($18) with spicy tomatoes, beans, wilted spinach and toasted sourdough on the side. Hearty, filling and flavoursome, this is go to dish for breakfast.Other options include Croque Monsieur ($12) with ham, Dijon mustard and gruyere cheese on thick toast and a green salad, Smoked Salmon Panini ($10) with egg, capers and lime mayonnaise, and the ever popular Poached or Fried Eggs ($17) on sourdough, with bacon and tomato. The eggs are biodynamic and all the dishes are generous in size and well-presented.Lighter choices include granola, yoghurt and berries ($12), sourdough toast, butter and preserves ($7) and a selection of Danish pastries ($5).Gosset Champagne by the HarbourYou may expect a leisurely breakfast with a spectacular harbour vista to come at a premium cost but the dishes are well priced and don’t compromise on flavour. The vibe is relaxed and casual with a mix of Sydney-siders and tourists. You order and pay at the bar and the food is delivered to your table. You can sit inside and away from the elements, outside under the shades by the glistening water or in full sun closer to the waterfront.Opera Bar from Upper ConcourseBreakfast at Opera Bar runs on Saturday and Sunday from 9 am to 11.30 am. No bookings are taken and walk-ins are welcome. As a popular visitor destination, it can get busy at times, particularly with the warmer seasons around the corner.No matter how many times you have seen it, the harbour view will leave you spellbound. With a glass in hand and a satisfying breakfast, there is no better start to the weekend.This is what Sydney is all about.Breakfast at Opera Bar is featured in our guide to Sydney’s Top Breakfast & Brunch Spots.Opera BarLower Concourse Level, Sydney Opera HouseSydney, NSW 2000www.operabar.com.au You may also like About the author Corinne Mossati is a drinks writer, author of

Next few decades it served variously as aflorist shop, antique store, apartments, and a bowling alley. Gradually itbegan deteriorating and accumulating waste, including a large amount of pigeondroppings in the auditorium.In 1971 a group oflocal citizens, including Dixie Kilham, owner of the Hilltop House hotel inHarpers Ferry, arranged to clean out the inside of the building. In 1973 theOld Opera House Theatre Company was formed with the intention of acquiring,restoring, and reopening the theater for performances. The Todd family, whichowned both the theater and an adjacent building constructed in the 1890s,agreed to donate both structures to the group. The next several years werespent fundraising and doing restoration work. The theater ceiling was re-plastered,a new floor and new seats were installed. The second building meanwhile wasconverted into space for a theater workshop, offices, and a rehearsal area. In 1978the New Opera House, renamed the Old Opera House, was added to the NationalRegister of Historic Places. The opera housereopened to the public in October 1976 with a production of My Fair Lady. Today the theatre companyhosts six plays, a one-act play festival, a ballet, and a summer youth theatrecamp at the opera house. In 2008 the Old Opera House Arts Centre wasestablished to offer lessons in acting, dance, and voice to people of all ages.The lower level of the building is now also home to the Jean Heiler Gallery,showcasing the work of local artists. The opera house also operates a thriftstore on North Charles Street as a fundraising initiative. “A Brief History.” The Old Opera HouseTheatre Company. Accessed October 8, 2018. Harding, James E. “New Opera HouseTheatre.” National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form. May 16, 1978.Accessed October 8, 2018. Roe, Ken. “Old Opera House.” Cinema Treasures.Accessed October 8, 2018.