Milkshakes and Yummies

Joburg Admin / June 6, 2016

What Is It? Treat your sweet tooth to Milkshakes and Yummies this winter. Get to CRAFT Restaurant and join in a mouthwatering gourmet lunch and decadent treat, fit for the whole family. This makes a great Saturday afternoon and the little ones will love it. You could also make a donation of dog food, which will be donated to Woodrock Animal Rescue. Where Is It? CRAFT Restaurant, 33 4th Ave, Parkhurst Johannesburg When Is It? Saturday, 25 June 2016 from 07:00 – 23:00 How Much Is It? Free, but remember first come first serve. For more information, click here.

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