• 2 weeks ago
After a successful pop-up in Hume, former radio star and still current Night Train guitarist Scott "Scotty" Masters is opening his first, fully-fledged restaurant, in Fyshwick, specialising in mouth-watering slow-cooked meat dishes

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00:00Hey Canberra, Scotty Masters here, hopefully we open next week so make sure you come and
00:04see us for some true American BBQ done with an Aussie twist at Kembla Street in Fishwick,
00:09we'd love to see you.
00:30Thanks for tuning in, we'll see you next week.

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