Not a cheap meal for 4 adults, 1 teenager and a 9 year old. So all adult meals…read more Garlic bread was dry, too thick and lacked any real garlic flavour. Smaller/thinner slices with more garlic butter would have been tastier. All meals were tasty, and good sized. Mashed potatoes needed some salt, a bit bland and lacked flavour. Pub food, not restaurant quality food.

Enjoyed a lovely family meal whilst visiting Toowoomba. Well priced with fresh and delicious meals,…read moregreat size servings and fast friendly service. Our two waiters were very helpful and quick. Highly recommend a visit

Huge place with heaps to do. Great food and pokies and child minding avail…read more Food was quick and nice. Cafes and pizza and even a wok menu. All the facilities and friendly staff and a great Sunday all you can eat buffet.

The late 20's and early 30's was the birth of cinema as we know it today. The introduction of…read moretalking pictures, the creation of the studio system and the emergence of Hollywood as a centre for film making meant an endless stream of swashbuckling adventures, dashing heroes and swooning heroines. What better way to showcase this wonderful world of escapism than in bold, modern design of Art Deco? Ziggurats, sunbursts, chevrons and sweeping curves. Nearly 100 years on, you can still spot a repurposed Deco cinema at 50 paces. A visit to the city of Toowoomba in country Queensland, gives you the opportunity to take in an old cinema that has been sympathetically restored to its Art Deco glory days. Located in the centre of the city, the facade hints at the glamour of the interior. The heritage listed Empire Theatre was originally built in 1911 and following a fire, rebuilt in 1933 in the Art Deco style. It was renovated in 1997 and is still a fully operating theatre for the community. The venue has been brought into the 21st Century with state of the art lighting and sound as well as plush seating and amenities. If you look closely, you'll see plenty of Deco details in the lights, plasterwork and fittings. One of the most spectacular features of the theatre is the 'bomber light', named in WWII because of its likeness to a bomber and the fears that shards of glass would fall on patrons if the theatre was bombed. You can take a whistle-stop tour of the theatre for a modest fee that gives you the opportunity to soak in the atmosphere as you hear something of its history. Larger groups can also take a back stage tour by prior arrangement. This is a glorious building that many people in nearby Brisbane would have no idea even exists. Next time you're in Toowoomba make sure you take a short detour to take in this magnificent tribute to the Art Deco era.

Apparently the largest theatre in regional Australia, the Empire is a STUNNING Art Deco 1500-odd…read moreseat venue. My jaw actually dropped when I walked in. We were there with a show and everyone was lovely. The two adorable door men who guard the artists' entrance have probably worked there since it opened in I'm guessing the 20's :p It also has a 350 seat room i didn't see, dance studio, orchestra pit & NYC-fire-escape style stairways to the gods. Glorious.

The Airport Flyer is the most convenient way of getting from Toowoomba to Brisbane domestic or…read moreinternational airports. This shuttle is on the pricey side, but it is door-to-door service with a smile! I reckon it is cheaper than driving and parking at the airport itself, and it is so much more convenient. Leave your car at home! They will load and unload your bags, so all you have to do is sit back and relax. The last trip I took got us in we'll ahead of schedule, so that was a bonus!

Hotel has a great bar and restaurant and has great prices. Quality of the food is amazing and very…read moreconvenient for all guest. Highly recommended!!

Usually stop by here when I do rural trips, extremely lovely staff members with easy check in. The…read morerestaurant is very well presented and the food is delicious, I did end up waiting around 30-40mins for my steak but it ended up being perfectly cooked at least. The beds are comfortable, rooms are well presented and there's plenty of convenient items in the bathroom (shoe polish and makeup wipes). I'll be returning, but please get the food out quicker!

Staff friendly, room tidy, although the deco was dated. Beds very hard, uncomfortable for some…read more Towels generous size, clean and very good quality. The door to reception stuck on several occasions leading customers to think the reception was closed. The next morning the problem was resolved it could have been from humidity or big rains the day before. The door should work all the time though to ward off confusion. Bathroom looks as though some of it has been recently renovated. Nicely done though basic. Well lit and clean. I don't advise leaving the bathroom light on all night as the exhaust fan runs all night too and is noisy. Beautiful area near a grammar school and restaurants. Would strongly consider staying again, would only hope they had better beds and not so intensely firm.

As an inexperienced event/seminar planner, I had no idea where to start when we had to book a hotel…read morefor 30 Guests in Toowoomba. We stumbled across Potter's on the web, and thought we would contact them as the hotel was recently refurbished (Feb, 2017), and I'm sure glad we did. Elizabeth was absolutely fantastic to work with. She gave us approximate prices based on our preliminary rooming requirements, and did not require cancellation or payment until 1 week before the event. Upon arrival at Potter's, we were greeted by extremely friendly staff, extremely clean rooms, little chocolates upon the bed and cold bottles of water in the fridge. We were given drink vouchers that we could use for an afternoon brew, or simply for a barista made coffee at breakfast in the morning. Breakfast was fantastic. There was plenty of hot food items, all different types of toast and a selection of sweets. Potter's was located a short 10 minute walk from our venue in the Toowoomba CBD, which was great when we had to walk home in the evening. Overall, I can't speak highly enough of the staff and service we received at Potter's and would recommend this hotel to anyone who is visiting Toowoomba in the near future.

Lovely Rural Setting medium priced and very historical. Was the home of Steel Rudd of Dad and Dave…read moreFame. Access for wheel chair and polite staff., Good sized menu with a good Aussie range. Very clean and very very Australian. Nice range of beer and very cold.

Bloody fantastic. Service is quick, meals are just what you want. Beer is cold. Pool table is…read moreflat.