Mouth-watering winter warmer share platters at German restaurant
The Bavarian is tapping into its culinary heritage and reputation for generous portions and pocket-friendly pricing with the launch of five big impact Winter Platters, built for big appetites.
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The Bavarian is tapping into its culinary heritage and reputation for generous portions and pocket-friendly pricing with the launch of five big impact Winter Platters, built for big appetites.
Designed for two hungry diners to share, or even a small family, they are available from now until Wednesday, September 1.
Guests can indulge in a number of platters with a tasting platter which features a bit of everything, a pork inspired platter, a schnitzel celebration platter, a platter for sausage lovers or a platter which has all the flavours of America’s deep south.
Food and beverage director John Sullivan said nowhere did platters like The Bavarian but these variations were dialled up a notch.
“Bring a friend and an appetite as our platters are designed for two very hungry diners to share,” he said.
For those residents looking for an even bigger bargain, the biggest bang for the buck kicked in on Wednesday with the launch of Winter Wednesdays, when each platter is available for $20 per person with the purchase of two full-priced drinks.
Diners who are looking for something more plate-sized than platter-sized can score two-for-one schnitzels every Tuesday, with the purchase of two full priced drinks.
The Bavarian is located on level two of at Grand Central Shopping Centre.
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