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The Austrian Schnitzelhaus

3.7 (7 reviews)
ModerateRestaurants
Open • 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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The Cowrie - Steak

The Cowrie

4.5(2 reviews)
4.9 km
•$$$

Boy oh boy! This place is great! We booked a table for 8 on New Year's Eve. Set menu (still had a…read morelot of choice) was great. Everyone was happy with the options. My steak was great (Wanna say best I've had but that's a big statement so I'll say best I can remember). Service was great. Polite fast and nothing too hard. We were last out but still didn't feel rushed out. Second time here and I'll be back for sure.

Fantastic. We went…read morehere on Christmas Eve 2013. We'd booked ahead to ensure we got in for a special holiday meal. The service was good. The building itself is OK, nothing special about the couple of rooms and simple tables. Parking around here is a bit of a pain. But there are two things here that are great: 1. View. It's perched on a hillside looking down over Terrigal, up the coast to Forresters Beach, and out to sea. It's gorgeous, especially if you nab one of the tables right up at the window (which we did). 2. Food. And this is really what's important in a restaurant, isn't it? The dishes - both starter and main - were elaborately built in that fancy nouvelle cuisine way, but were substantial enough to fill you up. I had the goats' cheese and caramelised onion tart with walnut, fig, nasturtium and wild herb salad to start; and the Tasmanian beef with crusted beef cheek, cabernet beetroot, goat's curd and root vegetable sauce for my main. Powerful, rich flavours, beautifully presented. They had some nicely-paired wines too. It is not cheap, however. With entrees around $30 and mains around $45 it's hard to call it value for money. But it is quality.

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Four Hands Pizza - Pumpkin and feta tapas

Four Hands Pizza

3.9(8 reviews)
4.9 km
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This is a great atmosphere and attentive staff. Kara was a brilliant waitress who was just the…read moreright amount of caring. Not interfering our conversations and just popping over at the right time. The food was flavourful and prompt. There were 4 in our party and we had tapas and a couple of tapas and 3 bottles of wine ending up only $45 a head. Loved the cosy atmosphere that was just the right temperature for an Autumn night. There were no negatives from our night :) Thanks for hosting a great night out for us girls.

I recently went to Four Hands for a friends birthday. My friend has recently moved into the area…read moreand had heard good things about the restaurant so we were really looking forward to it. We arrived at the restaurant for our 6pm booking to be greeted with a "just a reminder we need you to leave by 7.45pm as we have to set up for our 8pm bookings"... What?! First I heard this!! We learnt that the bookings are done in sessions. There is 6pm or 8pm session. At the time of booking we were not made aware of this and only given the option of 6pm for dinner. We were still waiting on a couple of people to arrive which made the waitress edgy and keep reminding us over and over again about us moving on by 7.45 with a gentle "I don't want to rush you but"... Too late! We ordered drinks and the house bread and hummus dip. By 6.30pm some of the party hadn't shown up yet, we were advised it would be best to just order pizzas as the whole tapas and pizza experience would take time and would be best to try another time. So those of us that were there gave our orders which was returned with another reminder of our 7.45 curfew. By 7pm our last 2 friends had arrived they were followed to the table by the waitress and their orders were taken and issued another "I don't want to rush you but". Finally our pizzas arrived, we had the roasted chicken, peking duck, pepperoni and chilli prawn... Delicious! We finished our food with 10 minutes to spare. The waitress returned to our table to remind us that we have 10 minutes which wouldn't leave us enough time for dessert. A couple more drinks were ordered and the bill was requested. Our last drinks arrived as did the bill to which was met with our 7 minute warning. We paid, finished our drinks and left with 1 minute to spare. All in all the food (that we were allowed to order) was delicious but the fact that every time we saw the waitress we were reminded of our 7.45pm curfew with a "I don't want to rush you but" made the whole experience rushed and unenjoyable!!

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