A restaurant in Truro will play host to an exclusive three-night event to celebrate the "grand unveiling" of its refurbishment.
The Cornish Italian, based in Ruan Highlanes, will run the celebration, which will feature the high-energy swing tunes of King Dinosaur Band, starting tonight (Thursday, November 7) and running to Saturday, November 9.
Its refurbishment has expanded its dining options and added a pasta bar where guests can enjoy handcrafted pasta made fresh daily.
Ugo Massabo, owner and head chef, said: "Our mission has always been to create a space where guests feel like family, experiencing true Italian flavours with a modern Cornish twist and now able to see our chefs live.
"With the new space and a special live music event, we’re excited to share our vision with the community."
The event will feature a full Italian dining experience, with a menu showcasing seasonal dishes and a focus on sustainable, locally-sourced ingredients.
The King Dinosaur Band will provide the evening's entertainment with two dynamic sets of swinging tunes to accompany the meal.
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Doors for the event will open at 5.30pm with dinner served until 7.30pm.
The first act will take place between 7.30pm and 8.15pm, followed by dessert.
The second act and dance will take place between 8.45pm and 10pm.
Tickets for the limited event are expected to sell quickly, and guests are encouraged to book in advance.
The Cornish Italian offers a contemporary Italian dining experience in the heart of Cornwall, with a commitment to sustainable practices and authentic flavours.
Under the guidance of owner and head chef Ugo Massabo, The Cornish Italian combines tradition with innovation, creating a beloved local dining spot with an international touch.
For more information, visit thecornishitalian.com
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