It's was a Tuesday night and not many joints were open. Travelling midweek might save you money on hotel costs but be sure to check that restaurants in the local area will be open (or bring a packed meal).
Luckily for us Shaky Tables was open are ready for business. We were the only people there, so it as kinda nice to feel like VIPs with the owner talking to us. We were seated looking out onto the bushland with a "water view" which was a pool, cute little joke I'm sure the owner says to everyone... I still liked it.
The place looked super snazzy with a bold colour scheme, strong paintings help to further outline the charm of this place. Bottles of wine, a mounted dears head, a candle stand with what appeared to be a lifetime of candle wax creating a miniature mountain on the floor. Truly unique.
The guy has his own wines to try which I thought was good fun, as well as locally brewed beers. The food is extremely tasty, cooked well with everything coming into perfect harmony.
Our appetisers (small yet free, at least for us) really set us up for a good meal. The mains were sensational to the last bite. And how could we resist dessert? We may have been bursting but my-good-golly the dessert was just an artwork crafted from only the greatest of flavours.
As we were the only ones there the service was, you guessed it, amazing. It was a bit expensive but it really was worth it in my opinion. For two people, each with two drinks, a mains and a shared dessert it costed $157. The owner is a swell guy and his chefs really know what they are doing. read more