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Gold Class Cinema Food & Beverage Experiences GOLD CLASS CINEMA FOOD & BEVERAGE EXPERIENCES INTRODUCTION VILLAGE CINEMAS SITES 19 17 Your big idea deserves the right venue and 1. AIRPORT WEST 14. COBURG environment. There’s no better place to express 2. CENTURY CITY 15. EASTLANDS 16 your business dreams than at the home of 15 3. CROWN 16. GLENORCHY 10 movies - Village Cinemas. Embrace the cinema 4. DONCASTER 17. LAUNCESTON experience and inspire your audience with business 5. FOUNTAIN GATE 18. MORWELL 14 presentations and product launches that are a cut 6. GEELONG 19. SHEPPARTON above the rest. 7. JAM FACTORY 20. WERRIBEE 8. KARINGAL 13 MELBOURNE 4 Every event includes your choice of food and 9. KNOX GOLD CLASS & beverages. Whatever your conference and business 10. HOBART TRADITIONAL 1 3 needs, we offer a unique approach to corporate CINEMAS 11 11. RIVOLI 20 7 functions. There is simply no better way to entertain 12. SOUTHLAND TRADITIONAL 9 clients, reward staff, or spice up an ordinary 13. SUNSHINE CINEMAS 2 business meeting. 12 5 18 6 8 GEELONG EXPERIENCES BRONZE EXPERIENCE SILVER EXPERIENCE GOLD EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE ENHANCERS GOLD CLASS TICKET GOLD CLASS TICKET GOLD CLASS TICKET WELCOMING DRINK 3 X CANAPÉS PER PERSON 3 X CANAPÉS PER PERSON 4 X CANAPÉS PER PERSON BEVERAGE SERVICE UPGRADE BRONZE BEVERAGE SERVICE SILVER BEVERAGE SERVICE GOLD BEVERAGE SERVICE ADDITIONAL CANAPÉS ON ARRIVAL FOR 30 MINUTES ON ARRIVAL FOR 45 MINUTES ON ARRIVAL FOR 45 MINUTES AND THROUGHOUT THE FILM AND THROUGHOUT THE FILM AND THROUGHOUT THE FILM SIDE OF CHIPS, SALAD OR ONION RINGS MAIN COURSE MAIN COURSE MAIN COURSE MARTINI GLASS OF LOLLIES A CHOICE OF TWO PRE-SELECTED A CHOICE OF TWO PRE-SELECTED A CHOICE OF TWO PRE-SELECTED LINDT® LINDOR BALLS MAINS, SERVED 50/50 ALTERNATE SET MAINS, SERVED 50/50 ALTERNATE SET MAINS, SERVED 50/50 ALTERNATE SET GOURMET POPCORN DESSERT DESSERT SMALL, MEDIUM OR LARGE POPCORN A CHOICE OF TWO PRE-SELECTED A CHOICE OF TWO PRE-SELECTED CHOC TOP DESSERTS, SERVED 50/50 DESSERTS, SERVED 50/50 ALTERNATE SET ALTERNATE SET LINDT® MACARON PLATTER $100.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) $120.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) $140.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) FRUIT PLATTER SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY $110.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) $130.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) $150.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) THURSDAY TO SATURDAY THURSDAY TO SATURDAY THURSDAY TO SATURDAY PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS A $4.00 SURCHARGE PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS A $4.00 SURCHARGE PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS A $4.00 SURCHARGE FOR 3D FILMS FOR 3D FILMS FOR 3D FILMS PRICES AND OFFERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE EXPERIENCES PLATINUM EXPERIENCE GOLD CLASS TICKET 6 X CANAPÉS PER PERSON ON ARRIVAL PLATINUM BEVERAGE SERVICE ON ARRIVAL FOR 60 MINUTES & THROUGHOUT THE FILM MAIN COURSE SELECTED BY GUESTS FROM THE GOLD CLASS MENU ON THE NIGHT OF THE EVENT DESSERT SELECTED BY GUESTS FROM THE GOLD CLASS MENU ON THE NIGHT OF THE EVENT SWEET GOURMET POPCORN OR MARTINI GLASS OF LOLLIES $200.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS A $4.00 SURCHARGE FOR 3D FILM. PRICES AND OFFERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE EXPERIENCES MORNING & AFTERNOON TEA LUNCH EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE ENHANCERS EXPERIENCE TWO ITEMS FROM THE LUNCH MENU WITH A SIDE WELCOMING DRINK TWO ITEMS FROM THE MORNING TEA MENU FRUIT PLATTER BEVERAGE SERVICE UPGRADE FRUIT PLATTER NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SERVICE CANAPÉS NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SERVICE MARTINI GLASS OF LOLLIES LINDT® LINDOR BALLS ADDITIONAL SIDE SMALL, MEDIUM OR LARGE POPCORN $60.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) $70.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) GOURMET POPCORN MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY MONDAY TO WEDNESDAY CHOC TOP $70.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) $80.00 PER PERSON (INC. GST) LINDT® MACARON PLATTER THURSDAY TO FRIDAY THURSDAY TO FRIDAY SANDWICH PLATTERS PRICE INCLUDES TICKET PRICE INCLUDES TICKET AVAILABLE MONDAY – FRIDAY PRIOR TO 5PM AVAILABLE MONDAY – FRIDAY PRIOR TO 5PM PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS A $4.00 SURCHARGE FOR 3D FILMS PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS A $4.00 SURCHARGE FOR 3D FILMS PRICES AND OFFERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE BEVERAGE PACKAGES NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SERVICE SILVER BEVERAGE SERVICE PLATINUM BEVERAGE EXPERIENCE SOFT DRINKS ASAHI PERONI NASTRO AZZURO JUICE YENDA MID ALE CORONA STILL / SPARKLING WATER NAPOLEONE CIDER YENDA MID ALE TEA RED CLAW SAUVIGNON BLANC NAPOLEONE CIDER COFFEE RED CLAW CHARDONNAY CLOUDY BAY SAUVIGNON BLANC HOT CHOCOLATE RED CLAW PINOT NOIR YABBY LAKE CHARDONNAY WHITE HOT CHOCOLATE RED CLAW SHIRAZ YABBY LAKE PINOT NOIR DOMAINE CHANDON NV HEATHCOTE ESTATE SHIRAZ BRONZE BEVERAGE SERVICE NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES CAPE MENTELLE ‘TRINDERS’ CABERNET MERLOT CROWN LAGER MOET ET CHANDON YENDA MID ALE GOLD BEVERAGE SERVICE HOUSE SPIRITS GOLD CLASS HOUSE WHITE CORONA NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES GOLD CLASS HOUSE RED YENDA MID ALE AZAHARA NAPOLEONE CIDER NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES CLOUDY BAY SAUVIGNON BLANC YABBY LAKE CHARDONNAY YABBY LAKE PINOT NOIR HEATHCOTE ESTATE SHIRAZ CAPE MENTELLE ‘TRINDERS’ CABERNET MERLOT MOET ET CHANDON NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES PRICES AND OFFERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE HOT CANAPÉS COLD CANAPÉS PEKING DUCK SPRING ROLLS WITH HOISIN SAUCE FRIED SHIITAKE AND VEGETABLE DUMPLINGS TOMATO, BOCCONCINI, BASIL SKEWERS (DF) WITH SWEET SOY SAUCE (V)(DF) WITH BALSAMIC GLAZE (V) (LG) PRAWN TWISTERS WITH CHILLI LIME GOATS CHEESE AND TOMATO TART (V) MINI BRUSCHETTA (V) MAYONNAISE (DF) BBQ PULLED PORK VOL-AU-VENT WITH POACHED PRAWNS WITH HORSERADISH SAUCE MINI VEGETABLE SAMOSA (V)(DF) HORSERADISH CREAM AND CHIVES (LG)(DF) BEEF, BURGUNDY AND MUSHROOM MINI PIE CHICKEN AND LEEK MINI PIE BRAISED OXTAIL, BACON AND ROASTED VEGETABLE MINI PIE ROASTED PUMPKIN, BASIL AND PARMESAN MINI PIE (V) MINI SAUSAGE ROLLS WITH TOMATO SAUCE (DF) FRIED PRAWN AND GINGER DUMPLINGS WITH SWEET SOY SAUCE (DF) *ASK US ABOUT SWEET CANAPÉ SELECTIONS (V) VEGETARIAN, (LG) LOW/NO GLUTEN, (LGO) LOW GLUTEN OPTION, (DF) DAIRY FREE PRICES AND OFFERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE MAINS DESSERT GOLD CLASS MINI BURGERS (LGO) BBQ PULLED PORK ROLLS CHURROS ORGANIC BEEF AND PORK BURGERS WITH SLOW COOKED SMOKEY BBQ PULLED PORK NUTELLA FILLED CINNAMON DUSTED SPANISH TASTY CHEESE, CARAMELISED ONIONS, ROLLS, ONION RINGS, DILL PICKLES AND DONUTS WITH CONNOISSEUR CHOCOLATE LETTUCE, TOMATO SAUCE AND DIJON HORSERADISH CREAM HONEY NOUGAT ICE CREAM MAYONNAISE FALAFEL SALAD (LG) (V) PEAR AND PISTACHIO CAKE (LG) ROGAN JOSH (LGO) (DF) CHICKPEA AND PARSLEY MORSELS, HUMMUS, PEAR, PISTACHIOS AND CINNAMON CAKE WITH KASHMIRI STYLE SLOW COOKED LAMB CURRY CUCUMBER, TOMATO, COS LETTUCE CREAM CHEESE AND DOUBLE CREAM WITH BASMATI RICE AND ROTI AND TZATZIKI CHEESE CAKE MUSHROOM MASALA (LGO)(DF)(V) GOLD CLASS HOT DOG NEW YORK STYLE BAKED CHEESE CAKE WITH FIELD MUSHROOMS AND GARDEN PEAS IN AN SAVELOY SAUSAGE, ST ANGEL TRIPLE CREAM RASPBERRY COULIS AND DOUBLE CREAM INDIAN STYLE CURRY WITH BASMATI RICE AND CHEESE AND DIJON MUSTARD IN A ROSEMARY LINDT® SALTED CARAMEL CAKE ROTI AND SEA SALT BRIOCHE BUN RICH BROWNIE BASE TOPPED WITH LAYERS OF FISHERMAN’S BASKET SALTED CARAMEL, DARK CHOCOLATE MOUSSE, TEMPURA SNAPPER FILLETS, LIGHTLY DUSTED DARK CHOCOLATE, CRUNCHY HAZELNUT FRIED BABY CALAMARI AND THICK CUT CHIPS PRALINE, CARAMEL GLAZE WITH DARK WITH LIME CHILLI MAYONNAISE CHOCOLATE DÉLICE MACARON CHICKEN CAESAR SALAD (LGO) BROWNIE SUNDAE SMOKED CHICKEN BREAST, BACON, COS LINDT CHOCOLATE BROWNIE, CONNOISSEUR CAFÉ GRANDE ICE CREAM, DARK CHOCOLATE LETTUCE, CROUTONS AND SHAVED PARMESAN *ASK US ABOUT OUR TASTING PLATES SAUCE, DOUBLE CREAM, CANDIED ORANGE AND ROLLED CHOCOLATE WAFERS CHEESE (LGO) TWO WILL STUDD SELECTED CHEESES SERVED WITH WHOLE ALMONDS, QUINCE PASTE, LAVOSH, WATER CRACKERS AND MUSCATELS PRICES AND OFFERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE MORNING/AFTERNOON TEA LUNCH DEVONSHIRE TEA FALAFEL WRAP (V) BUTTERMILK SCONES WITH JAM AND CREAM CHICKPEA AND PARSLEY MORSELS, HUMMUS, TZATZIKI, CUCUMBER, TOMATO, PARSLEY AND COS LETTUCE IN A FLOUR TORTILLA ASSORTED DANISHES STRAWBERRY, APPLE AND APRICOT CHICKEN CAESAR WRAP SMOKED CHICKEN BREAST, BACON, COS LETTUCE, SHAVED PARMESAN AND CAESAR FILLED CROISSANT DRESSING IN A FLOUR TORTILLA CROISSANT WITH HAM, CHEDDAR CHEESE AND VINE RIPENED TOMATOES PARMA WRAP CRUMBED CHICKEN, NAPOLI SAUCE, SMOKED HAM, BOCCONCINI, COS LETTUCE AND ASSORTED MUFFINS (LGO) JAPANESE MAYONNAISE IN A FLOUR TORTILLA SEASONAL SWEET OR SAVOURY MUFFINS CHICKEN CAESAR SALAD (LGO) EGG AND BACON PIDE SMOKED CHICKEN BREAST, BACON, COS LETTUCE, CROUTONS, SHAVED PARMESAN AND TURKISH ROLLS FILLED WITH SCRAMBLED EGGS AND BACON CAESAR DRESSING BERRY PARFAIT CHICKEN AIOLI PIDE YOGHURT WITH MUESLI AND MIXED BERRIES TURKISH BREAD FILLED WITH CHICKEN AND AIOLI HALOUMI AND SPINACH PIDE (V) TURKISH BREAD FILLED WITH HALOUMI, FETTA, RICOTTA AND SPINACH FISH TACOS TEMPURA SNAPPER, COLESLAW, CORIANDER, CHIPOTLE MAYONNAISE AND LIME PRICES AND OFFERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE EXPERIENCE ENHANCERS WELCOMING DRINK PLATTERS SIDES COSMOPOLITAN FRUIT PLATTER CHIPS GINGER SLING A SELECTION OF SEASONAL FRUITS THICK CUT BEER BATTERED CHIPS GRAPEFRUIT AND ELDERFLOWER COLLINS ASSORTED SANDWICHES GREEN SALAD MOET ET CHANDON PLATTER OF SANDWICHES AVAILABLE IN MIXED GREENS WITH BALSAMIC VINAIGRETTE FOLLOWING CHOICE OF FLAVOURS: ROASTED ONION RINGS VEGETABLE AND PESTO , SMOKED CHICKEN BEER BATTERED ONION RINGS SOMETHING SWEET AND SALAD, HAM TOMATO AND CHEESE LINDT® LINDOR MILK CHOCOLATE BALLS LINDT® MACARON PLATTER LUXURIOUS MILK CHOCOLATE BALLS CANAPÈ AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING FLAVOURS: WITH A DELECTABLY SOFT CENTRE EXCELLENCE (CHOCOLATE), HAZELNUT, SELECTED FROM OUR CANAPE MENU GOURMET ROCKY ROAD POPCORN PISTACHIO, SALTED CARAMEL, STRAWBERRY CHEF’S OWN RECIPE FUSING TOGETHER AND VANILLA THE INDULGENT COMBINATION OF DARK CHOCOLATE, WHITE CHOCOLATE, CARAMEL POPCORN, MARSHMALLOW, CASHEWS, PECANS AND SEA SALT PRICES AND OFFERS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
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