5 Sawyers

Newcastle

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5 Sawyers

If you’ve had enough of boring cafes and ordinary diners, visit the creative eatery 5 Sawyers. Surrounded by curious paintings and unusual art, you can enjoy craft beer, Hunter wine or a range of cocktails. On the menu local and seasonal products meet traditional dishes which will warm the hearts of real foodies.

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address115 Darby Street, Newcastle NSW
emailmanager@5sawyers.com.au
openingHoursWed–Sat 3pm–1am, Sun 11am–10pm, Mon & Tue closed
phone+61 2 4927 0070
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/5sawyers

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