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What does Australia Day mean?

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Mullumbimby has another dinner venue now that The Empire is open at nighttime again. With a mix of influences including American soulfood, European tapas and modern classics the new dinner menu is full of plates made to share. Now licensed; as well as serving beer and wine there is a growing selection of classic cocktails. With a relaxed informal atmosphere it’s an alternative setting to either the pub or restaurant for drinks or dinner.

The Empire. 20 Burringbar Street, Mullumbimby. 6684 2306.

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Pictured: Sliders of southern-fried chicken, pulled pork and salt-and-pepper squid, arancini, rosemary Tom Collins. Cheese platter and dips accompanied by Mojo shiraz.

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