The friendly staff and beautiful view created a great atmosphere for my girlfriend and I along with…read moremouth watering food I was impressed. A young woman greeted us at the service desk and presented us with seats outside, we looked out at the bay admiring the lights of the hornibrook bridge and further along to kipparing and woody point. The staff member behind the counter was able to describe what food we had queries about. The food was a little more expensive than what I would of liked to pay but the food made up for it in the end. All and all I had enjoyable night with my partner and I will be back to visit soon.

We decided that a great way to spend the end of the first day of 2014 was sharing some fish and…read morechips by the seaside close to home. We settled on either Sandgate or Shorncliffe but as we passed the local fish and chip shops we were put off by the 10 deep queues. We noticed the Full Moon Hotel, which is neslted along the beach road, high on a cliff overlooking the water and bushland. We were lucky enough to snag a table with a view, although the table wasn't clean it seemed a better prospect than being sandwiched amongst the other diners without a view. The tables are set very close together to the point where I can tell you the business of all the diners who sat near us. The menu is a little expensive for what I would consider to be bistro style food. We settled on the beer battered Fish and Chips for twenty-one bucks a plate. It was well presented and tasted fresh but it didn't stand out from any other fish and chip plate I have had in the past. The customer service was friendly but in a superficial kind of way, I didn't feel like my experience was really all that important to them. It was nice to be able to walk off the stodgy fish and chips along the boardwalk afterwards. Good option if all the fish and chip shops are closed or too busy.

I cannot say enough about this place. I was concerned about finding a restaurant with great food,…read moredrinks, and is dog friendly. Thankfully I found RSL through Yelp and it exceeded my expectations. The food was amazing. The service was incredibly pleasant and the dog friendly patio was beautiful.

Great food and service was outstanding we had a table of 9 meals served fresh and hot. Prices…read moreare reasonable size of meals perfect. As a chef I would rate this as a great value for money and family friendly place that everyone should put on there calendar as place to go. Thanks to all the staff for such a beautiful place to eat and relax.

Shaun's Bar And Grill Burpengary QLD…read moreThis was a real surprise. Nice wings to start with a selection of sauces. The Mango Habanero has a big kick. For s meal I tried the Buns of Fire. Hands down the best burger I have had in Australia for awhile. Sour cream,peppers & Jalapenos on a very tasty beef pattie. Loved it! Steaks here looked good too. Caramel sticky date pudding to finish. Pretty good service & true value for money. Well done! #facxual_events https://goo.gl/maps/mDAotWRAMXy

Great spot for dinner , food is pretty good . 1/2price steak nite is Mondays and the chef can cook…read moreup a great steak ! Staff very friendly . Bar and gaming also available.

I recently dined in at this "restaurant", I write restaurant in quotation marks as I struggle to…read moresee anything that remotely resembles a restaurant, beyond the serving of food. The service was appalling, and I was made to feel extremely unwelcome and like a nuisance. The wait staff were rude and aloof, and to be honest there was a strong odour of cigarette which as someone who lost their beloved father to lung cancer, I found upsetting and revolting while trying to enjoy my meal. The food itself was tasty enough, but certainly didn't surpass my expectations, and the degustation menu was definitely odd, I mean it's Samford Village not Greenwich Village. The atmosphere was disappointing as the outlook was of a dirty shed. And the staff looked underpaid.

Friday 31 Mar 2017: Absolutely delicious meal for all of us (4) good unimposing wine list and staff…read morewere awesome. Top job. Congratulations, I for one will spread the good word.

The Ferny Grove Tavern, which has recently reopened after being rebuilt, is a normal run of the…read moremill pub/tavern. With the typical gaming room, front bar and bistro it also has a drive through bottle shop with a pretty decent beer and wine range. The staff are friendly enough and the drinks prices are okay for a suburban pub. The Bistro has a pretty good, standard, range of food however their prices are little bit steep for a suburban pub. Not a bad local pub and consistent.

The Ferny Grove Tavern is pleasant enough, but it really lacks atmosphere and the meals are quite…read morepricey. Not overly rapped.

The old Brothers Grange has left its Crusher's Leagues Club identity behind ad returned to its…read moreroots. At first glance, it still has a bit of that 70s feel in the decor but looks clean & tidy. Staff are friendly & Reuben, the F&B Manager seemed to be everywhere ensuring it all ran smoothly. There was a big party already there when we arrived for dinner on a Friday night, but we were seated promptly. Old-school pub style: you order and pay at the bar & meals are delivered to your table. The food was sensational! MSA quality beef served with chips or potato AND veges or salad. Up there with the best steak I've had in Brisbane I'd say. We had a 2 for 1 voucher from their advertising brochure, so the most expensive items we ordered: Reef & Beef with prawns & calamari though normally $33 was a bargain priced $16.50 each. There is a buffet as well, and many other meal choices under $20 They also do a $10 steak on Monday nights if your looking for a cheap date night out, and a few other bargains throughout the week, trivia etc There was a good little guitarist playing covers & a play area for the kids. Pokies & a TAB in the adults play area ;) All in all it reminded me of going to the footy club with my parents in the country in the late 70s, back when kids fitted in with what the family schedule rather than the other way around ;) We will definitely be back. A casual place for a large or small bunch to enjoy a good dinner & a few drinks.

I had my birthday party recently at Brothers Grange. It was the ideal place if you are working on…read morea budget and want to provide drinks and food at a reasonable price. The staff were excellent and catered for my needs. Everyone had a great time. Thanks Brothers for making it a success.

Taking advantage of a voucher, we wandered over for brunch to the Lagoon Coffee Lounge. Nice spot…read morewith a good view of the central lagoon. Staff seemed very quiet and preferred to stay in the kitchen. I chose the Spanish Eggs and my friend chose the Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon. Sadly, neither were inspiring when they reached the table. I have never seen eggs benedict served on a bread roll and the hollandaise sauce tasted like it was from a jar despite a large serving of it. Spanish Eggs are traditionally served in a clay pot or bowl, with the tomato & bean mixture on the base with the eggs cracked into it and baked in the oven. Not this version - poached eggs on the side, with the tomato, caper & olive mixture in a separate serving bowl. However, the toasted turkish bread was tasty and plentiful. Coffee was ok and I can see this place being popular during the week with local workers. Maybe I am just over cafes all serving the same dishes with the same outcomes. When was the last time we went to a cafe who served freshly made hollandaise sauce or had items on the menu that truly reflected their style & background?? One last thing, if you are going to have pop/rock photos on the walls - can you please play some music to reflect your design? I would probably go again, but not for a while.

The superior alternative to the nearby Coffee Club, the service is excellent. Great breakfast menu…read moreand brilliant milk shakes.

Do you love good food, good atmosphere and a restaurant that won't be kicking you out the door at…read more8pm to go home? Wish that you didn't have to traipse into the city of Brisbane to get a good meal? If this sounds like you then Ya Ya's must be on your list of restaurants to try. Located in Samford Village it's an easy drive if you live North side of Brisbane and well worth the effort. This eatery is not about fine dining, it's about sharing great food and drinks with friends or perhaps taking your sweetheart for a special meal where its more about the food and company than linen table cloths. An open air style dining space located in front of a bar area and the day time cafe, Ya Ya's is funky, retro and real. Our highlight and delight has been that 5 months apart our food experiences have been exceptional. Both visits were as a table of 4 which meant maximising the samples off the menu, although I'd go as far as to say you really couldn't pick wrong no matter what you choose to eat. My tip would be share... it's not compulsory but really probably essential given how good the food was. This is just a sample of some of the delights that tickled our taste buds: - chips cooked to crunchy perfection and well seasoned with herbs and spices - half a chargrilled chicken with spiced Couscous and chimchuree - Amazing Cauliflower chargrilled w. Tumaric - Ham hock w cornichons and pickled onions, toasted sourdough and tasty cheese - Crispy chicken pieces with chili sauce - Green salad w. Beans, brocolli, mint and Persian feta - Scallops w parsnip mash, prosciutto and croutons - Beef cheek Ragu w. Orricette pasta - Afragato w. Pedro xeminz sherry, not your basic Add to a wonderful menu a varied and delicious wine list, including one of my all time favourites, Shaw and Smith Chardonnay, plus a good range of beers and great bar set up and you really can't go wrong. Ya ya's service is friendly but not intrusive. Each time I felt like we were valued as customers and the staff really wanted us to have a good time. I would suggest making a booking to guarantee yourself a table, particularly on the weekends for dinner. Whilst it may be some time between visits this is definitely one of my all time favourite places to eat in Brisbane.

Named after words off a rolling stones album cover there isn't a better place this far out of the…read morecity to have a cold beverage or some extremely tasty share food. I stumbled across this place on my way out to Cedar Creek one day and I couldn't be more happy about deciding to head on in and have a late lunch and a couple of ice cold ciders. There was a number of factors that drew me into this place, the primary one being that the Samford hotel across the road had already closed its kitchen and I was famished. The second of which was the name "Ya Ya", the moment I saw it it reminded me of one of my favorite places in the world called Railay in Thailand and another bar there with the same name 'Ya Ya Bar'. This one is quite different and a far cry from the Rasta inspired cushion dominated space in South East Asia but what it lacks in comfort and $1 beers it most certainly makes up for in awesome cocktails, cold drinks, out of this world tasty food and excellent, bubbly service. The tomato, white anchovy and basil is endlessly moreish and the veal schnitzel and coleslaw rocks the boat of expectations and your taste buds - You could start here early in the day and lose yourself in great food and good drinks, why not do just that - its worth the coin.