Westfield Plenty Valley: Village Cinemas, Italian Street Kitchen and Pancake Parlour confirmed
A HOST of eateries and a cinema with an indoor slide have been confirmed for a new family-friendly precinct as part of Westfield Plenty Valley’s $80m revamp. Here’s the rundown of what’s in store.
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A JUNIOR cinema with an indoor slide, Pancake Parlour and the state’s first Italian Street Kitchen are among the latest offerings unveiled for a new family-friendly entertainment and dining precinct at Westfield Plenty Valley.
The Italian Street Kitchen and Pancake Parlour will headline a selection of diverse new restaurants and bars for the precinct when it opens its doors early next year.
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Other businesses include ENA Greek Food, Kinn Thai, Dosa Hut, Fukutontei Ramen and Martini and Co.
The new operators will open alongside a Village Cinemas complex complete with Gold Class, Vpremium, Vmax and Vjunior cinemas.
The Vjunior cinema includes an indoor slide, custom-fit beanbag seats and lounges.
Children can also take advantage of a shorter pre-show and an intermission, allowing them to socialise and take snack and bathroom breaks.
Children’s entertainment will form a big part of the redevelopment, with the opening of Tunzafun Xtreme as well as an outdoor children’s play area.
The dining and entertainment precinct will blend outdoor and indoor spaces, surrounded by a central lawn for the community to use all-year-round.
Westfield Plenty Valley Centre Manager Craig Tapping said the precinct would bring a complete lifestyle experience to Melbourne’s northern suburbs
“We have created a destination with our customers in mind, both young and old, for every occasion,” he said.
The precinct is part of the overall $80 million redevelopment of the centre.
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