Golden Chicken in Tumut, New South Wales | Burger restaurant

Golden Chicken

Locality: Tumut, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 6947 6150

Address: 54 Fitzroy street 2720 Tumut, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 2019 Easter Trading Hours Open Good Friday 19th Easter Saturday 20th Easter Sunday 21st Happy Easter to all our loyal customers

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23.01.2022 Start your day feeling pumped With one of our freshly ground espresso coffee. From Flat Whites, Lattè’s or Long Blacks. Our Barista has you covered. Severed All Day.

22.01.2022 Have each student pick a popsicle stick at random and place it in the appropriate cup. Once all the sticks are sorted, have students pick one stick from each of the 3 cups, and complete a sentence using the 3 words. Great individual practice or group game!!

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18.01.2022 Our Frozen Cola Machine is always operational.

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13.01.2022 We are open today from 10amWe are open today from 10am

11.01.2022 Chicken Kebab Friday !!!!!!

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01.01.2022 Greeks in Country Towns The Roxy at Bingara Growing up in Tumut in the 1950s I didn’t really register that the town’s two cafes and the picture theatre were... owned by Greeks. I had no point of comparison. I didn’t realize that virtually every rural town in New South Wales and Queensland had a Greek café the menu comprised excellent chips (they are always better when cooked in olive oil), huge steaks and hamburgers and milk shakes made in metal containers. I didn’t realize when I paid my few shillings on a Saturday morning to enter the Montreal Picture Theatre, owned by a Mr. Stathis, that Greek-owned movie theatres were also commonplace in country towns. It was migration by stealth. The Greeks who arrived in Australia in the 1920s (like the Lebanese who arrived shortly afterwards) did not gather in urban ghettos but headed off into the rural wilderness to seek their fortune. By the 1930s nearly every country town in New South Wales and Queensland had a Greek café. Greeks needed a local sponsor to enter Australia and often this would be a Greek café proprietor who would employ the new arrival. He would learn the business and go on to open his own café in another town and sponsor his relatives and friends. This system of chain migration operated around Greek cafes for over half a century. Greek café proprietors were quick to see the importance of cinema crowds to their business and many became cinema owners. From tiny bush theatres to grand visions such as the Bingara Roxy, between 1915 and 1963 Greeks operated more than 120 picture theatres in New South Wales country towns. In Bingara, with the help of a healthy grant, they have brought the former Roxy Theatre and Roxy Café back to life. It is a monument to, and celebration, of the vital role played by Greeks in Australian rural life. There is a small museum with information about 260 towns that had Greek cafes and/or picture theatres. There’s a beautifully restored picture theatre and a café with all the elegance that anything built during the Art Deco era can muster. It is the kind of place where you can spend hours and hours learning about this little known, but fascinating, aspect of Australian rural life. Check out Bingara for more information - http://www.aussietowns.com.au/town/bingara-nsw See more