Farelli's by Giovi

Queenstown

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Farelli's by Giovi

Farelli's by Giovi is a picturesque Italian restaurant with Vespa-themed interiors, and some traditional specialities that will take you away to Italy. The dishes are made of the freshest seasonal ingredients, cooked to perfection by experienced chefs.

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addressSteamer Wharf, 88 Beach Street, Queenstown
phone+64 3 409 0399
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facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/farellisbygiovi/

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