At The Last Supper, we offer a unique and intimate dining experience, with a focus on gourmet pizza. Our pizza dough is fermented for a minimum of 24hours and uses high-quality ingredients. Our bar offers a selection of fine wines, local beers and stunning cocktails.
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Ticket Collection Information:
No need to collect your ticket, your name will be on the door. You can also download the tickets to your digital wallet or display the QR code on your phone for faster entry. You can always bring valid ID as a backup.
• Licensed venue
• Food for sale onsite
• Venue is wheelchair accessible except for the toilet, closest wheelchair accessible bathroom is a public toilet within 5 minutes
• Accessible by public transport
• Various forms of contact are accepted (written, verbal etc) for complaints and bookings.
• A quiet space is available
• Allergy free food/ beverages available upon request
• Seating available
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Parking Information:
On the street near the venue depending on availability. CLICK HERE to see City of Darwin parking information.
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Bus trips are currently free in Darwin.
The closest bus stop is around 3 minutes walk away.CLICK HERE for Bus timetables or donwnload theNT Bus Tracker App for free.
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