Great food and restaurants bit there kids club is poor. They don't have proper staffing for disability and they banned our 7.5 yesr old son with down syndrome for 12 months due to mis behaviour your after knowing our son is non-verbal and doesn't understand much. He doesn't mean. To be rough he just trying to play with other kids. We were told by management that the video doesn't show our son misbehaving yet they won't show us the tapes....they need to be .ore equipped for the disability and show more. Compassion. read more

love Greenbank Services Club.....friendly staff as well as clean & tidy Premises......and love Trivia.....thanks

Eats on Anzac: We always get prawn chips before our meals and this time we didnt get them read more

Tacky is the first word that springs to mind upon entering Greenbank RSL. Looking around your eyes are assaulted with brightly coloured neon, flashing lights and gaudy carpeting. I know RSLs need to move with the times, but this is beyond ridiculous. Plasma screens take up most of the wall space and classic rock is constantly pumped through the loudspeakers. The food is overpriced and a good portion of the Club is dedicated to pokies. Why anyone would want to come here of there own accord is beyond me??? I have to visit this Club regularly for work, otherwise, I would never walk through the door. The only reason I am giving Greenbank RSL any stars at all is that they are very generous to the local disabled community. That counts for a lot in my book. read more

Greenbank RSL - Restaurants Near Me - Hillcrest, QLD

Let's start with the buffet - cheap and cheerful, particularly if you're a Greenbank RSL member $10 or thereabouts. On offer in the buffet is a small selection of salads, roast pork, roast veges, gravy, crumbed fish pieces, chips, fried rice, battered pork and southern fried chicken pieces of nuggety size, noodles and soup. Desserts extend to jelly, custard, ice cream and topping and trifle. Wash it all down with free water, tea and coffee or avail yourself of cash bar within the buffet area. The buffet is fine for an occasional cheap nosh up but if you're a regular visitor you'll soon get bored by the same offerings week after week. The Southern Cross Restaurant offers budget priced dining, including the daily specials as well as alarcarte selections. The quality of the food can be variable, particular the Tues steak & chicken schnitzel specials, however there is generally little to complain about for the price. The serving sizes are usually very generous. No bookings required and the food service is quite quick; however, if ordering drinks at the bar you can sometimes expect to wait. Table service is available for drinks but is generally no quicker. read more

Greenbank RSL - Tues night trivia - Restaurants Near Me - Hillcrest, QLD

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Ok, let's just get one thing straight before we go any further. I am not the kind of girl who hangs out at the local RSL downing cold ones and playing pokies. However, one weekend I did find myself at an RSL, and was actually pleasantly surprised. Getting over the initial shock of a very brightly illuminated building, where the entrance actually looked like Christmas had thrown up in there (think oversized Christmas tree, more tinsel than there actually was wall space, copious amounts of cotton wool balls masquerading as fake snow...getting the drift?). Also the shock of being looked up and down, and bluntly asked if I was a member. "No..." then just receiving a blank stare. "Umm...I'm here for a 21st...Should I fill out a form?" The unfriendly lady pushed a form in front of me, had me fill out all things personal and private (may be exaggerating here). Then I was ushered into an elevator just as I caught a glimpse of a massive pokies room, packed with families bopping along to an old croonie playing 'classic country'. I couldn't have escaped fast enough. The doors ever so dangerously slowly, creaked open and I was at the rooftop function area. It was here that I was pleasantly surprised. There was a modern layout, with tonnes of cosy little booths, ideal places to sit with a large group and get to know new people. The staff running the event were friendly (nice contrast) and the bar stocked an average variety of beers, ciders, wines and spirits. Despite my initial forebearing, it turned out to be a good night. And though I can't see myself rushing back there anytime soon; if you're bored one night in Greenbank, why not check out the local RSL? read more

This place is absolutely great. The food was fresh, full of flavour and heaps of variety. Although a little pricey and despite the long queue to get into the buffet well worth the wait. The staff were very friendly and helpful too. Will definitely eat here again. read more

Dropping into Greenbank RSL was interesting for me as a Melbournian as I am used to a different level of service. I went to the bistro for a meal and found the roast meals very reasonably priced ($7.90 at lunch time) and was served relatively quickly. The strange thing about the service was that I had to pay for my meal and then queue up while someone different loaded my plate with yummy roasted goodness.. It was also a bit strange that you had to buy drinks for a separate counter than where you ordered your meal from. But this is Queensland right, so things are done differently here. :) I loved how while I was eating there was a line dancing lesson happening down in the main area for the oldies. Very feel good. read more

Great seafood buffet on Saturdays and lots of other food to choose from, service was fast and pleasant on arrival... best to book a table in advance as the line may be long... family friendly. Would recommend going! read more

I'm a kiwi, so I'm use to excellent food, I've been to a lot of buffet restaurants but so far this is the best..my only complaint was the sea food, just not enough read more

The RSL's mission is basically to honour those that have served their country. I find it very ironic then that entering the Greenbank RSL is very much like entering Nazi Germany. I never had such an unpleasant experience simply entering a restaurant. Just two steps inside and before I even had a chance she was asking me to take my hat off. I complied without comment. Thanks for reminding me Bree. That's good manners right there, but perhaps you could give me a second to do it myself next time, or perhaps say it in a more polite fashion. Bree then proceeded in Gestapo like fashion asking to see my papers. Ok, fair enough, we don't want underage drinking. I showed her without comment. I let her see it but she tried to pull it away from me. She tried to trick me into letting them take a photo of my ID. That wasn't very nice. I take identity theft very seriously, and a restaurant certainly doesn't need to keep a copy of my ID which could be potentially abused. She insisted that it didn't take a photo until I pointed out that the machine had a camera inbuilt into it. She said I could write me details in if I choose. Sure Bree, I'll do that thanks. It was at that point that I thought I'd point out to Bree and educate her that there was a reason for my choice to not allow a photo be taken. Identity theft is a serious problem, and I don't believe a restaurant is not equipped to handle such sensitive data. Furthermore, a restaurant has no legal reason to take a photocopy of someone's ID, and in fact, if they are doing so they would need to be compliant with the handling of PII (personally identifiable information) in accordance with the Privacy Act 2011. She all of a sudden turned from a waitress into a computer security expert and claims that it's secure. At that stage, I realize I'm wasting my breath and keep silent. FYI, I am a computer security expert. I know what I'm talking about. I feel insulted that she think herself qualified to speak on such matters. I'm signed in, and away I go, forgiving the stupidity I've just witnessed. Now, a few minutes later I'm approached by two people from security saying that I didn't show my ID on check in and that they'd like to see it again. Confronted! Accused! No apologies whatsoever for the stuff up! I tell them that this is ridiculous, but I show them anyway. There is no problem with my ID and they leave just as rudely and gather around the sign-in table to decide what to do with me. It's at this stage that I feel like leaving Nazi Germany, there is no excuse for that kind of treatment. Lest we forget the sacrifice made in World War II so we could enjoy a country free of that kind of antisocial behaviour. read more

The food is reasonable both in price and taste in all three of the clubs eateries. I don't like that the medallions bar is cash only it's irratating. The pokies are reasonably loose and they do massive raffles on a weekly basis where members can win goods and cash. read more

I've been to Greenbank RSL a few times and I've never been disappointed. The good is delicious and the staff are always welcoming and friendly. read more

Deb and I went for something different today ...tried the Sunday buffet lunch...it's popular ..lots of people ..lots of food variety ..everyone was really nice and helpful...of course a lot of people knew Deborah cause,she used to work there ....and of course , I ended up eating far too much..... read more