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Drysdale: The Q Train Experience with Gourmet Degustation

Available Monday, 23 Sep

Duration: 3h

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Anonymous

05 Aug 2024

Excellent

Must do, to be put on ones bucket list. Food excellent, staff were excellent and very friendly

The Q Train Experience with Gourmet Degustation from Drysdale

Lynda, Australia

17 Jul 2024

Excellent

Very easy no stress at all. Will happily use again

The Q Train Experience with Gourmet Degustation from Drysdale

About: The Q Train

The Q Train is a moving restaurant that travels along the historic Bellarine Railway between Drysdale and Queenscliff, Australia. This heritage rail line is used for showcasing local food, wine, beer, and cider, where guests can wine and dine in restored historic carriages and dining cars.

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10 Station Street, VIC 3222, Drysdale

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