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After 30 years of crayfish and caviar, a Melbourne institution closes its doors
Owner Hatem Saleh says the seafood institution may reopen elsewhere after 30 years, as Crown adds 15 bars and restaurants in its riverside revamp.
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The AgeAfter 30 years of crayfish and caviar, a Melbourne institution closes its doors
Seafood institution The Atlantic, which has served Lady Gaga, Rafael Nadal and Arnold Schwarzenegger, will shut at the end of May as part of Crown’s $200 million redevelopment of its riverside promenade.
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