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Barca Food & Wine
Ph: (03) 9822 8515; 1007 High St, ARMADALE 3143
Modern Australian, $$
Open Lunch Tue to Sun, dinner Tue to Sat; Licensed
Other published opinions
Herald Sun Eat, Bob Hart, 30-06-07 "the place is looking smarter than ever, is comfortable and wellrun, and the food is significantly better than most on offer in the neighbourhood. Because Armadale, I would have to say - unless you are passionate about baked goods, posh puddings or Chinese food - is a fine suburb in which to embark on a serious diet. Barca could change all that, however, and has already, if my visit last week with a mate was anything to go by, registered with the well (and expensively) preserved ladies who lunch."
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