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    The Lazy Lobster

    3.3 (3 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Nonna's - Again big portion of fries, together with the calamari burger - perfect option to start off a busy day for Boxing Day shopping

    Nonna's

    2.4(11 reviews)
    2.8 km
    $$

    there was a pube in my food i am disgusted and never going back!…read more the server raised his voice at me when i complained about the food

    Went here for a late lunch (around 3pm) and it was fairly busy. Separate menus for…read moresandwiches/burgers + pasta/pizza + seafood + drinks were a bit too messy. Just for the simple fact that these were on separate laminated papers. Though I do like a large variety myself. A woman with a clipboard took our order and she seemed nice enough. 20 mins later we decided to move tables because the sun was getting to us. We asked another waitress and she said no problem and moved us to a table with shade. No problems so far. But then ten mins later I see a commotion happening between what looked to be the male manager and the woman who took our order. They kept pointing at us and the guy came to our table to say that the lady doesn't remember taking our orders (WTH) and asked what we wanted as he wrote them down on a notepad, leaving us amused and and confused. 15 mins later, our drinks finally came. Another 10 mins, our food finally arrived. Hot dang, they were HUGE. I got the chicken melt with coleslaw and chips ($17) and the Turkish bread was very nicely toasted (though the topping of chicken, tomatoes, garlic and pesto was a bit bland). The fries were deliciously crispy and the coleslaw had a lovely sweet dressing. All around the table, everyone seemed happy with their meals. But maybe it was mainly because of the size rather than taste? My friend had pork ribs and the sauce tasted fruity (like plum sauce??), another friend had the burger and he was pretty happy with it. And lastly another friend ordered the seafood basket. Let's just say they do fried really well! Over all, I give it 3.5 stars for both service and food. 4 stars for the venue itself as it reminded me of a cafe in Italy that I went to. Not bad.

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    Glass Dining & Lounge Bar

    Glass Dining & Lounge Bar

    3.6(5 reviews)
    3.0 km
    $$$

    I recently headed to the absolutely gorgeous Surfers Paradise in Gold Coast, Queensland. About an…read morehour-and-a-half plane flight north of Sydney, Surfers Paradise is, not surprisingly, known for its vast abundance of beaches that are so clean and pristine. On a Monday, they're relatively empty, too, in this place popular with tourists who come for weekend trips. I was only there a couple days but was thrilled to dine at Glass, a stunning waterfront restaurant with a classily cool interior. The meal was magnificent, one of my favorite pasta dishes I've had. The sun-dried tomato arancini starter ($13.9 AUD) with mozzarella and gremolata was tasty -- perfectly fried little balls of risotto heaven ideal to share for two. All the tapas sounded fantastic, from the wild mushroom and truffle croquettes and tempura zucchini flowers, to the panko crumbed eggplant wedges. If I were to go again, I would probably split several tapas dishes. For my main, I got a veggie rigatoni ($28.9) drenched in a tasty tomato sauce, with zucchini, onions, cherry tomatoes and heaping hunks of feta cheese. Every bite was amazing, and the portion was impressively huge for a fine dining restaurant. The squid ink seafood risotto ($31.9) was another generous portion and came with calamari, shrimp, fish, lobster and scallop. It was a seafood lover's heaven and smelled marvelous. Service was impeccable, from host to server to food runner. I loved the Alkoomi reisling ($9.5), which was a sweetly wonderful pairing for the pasta and arancini. I went to Glass because of a recommendation from my cab driver, and now I'm recommending it to you.

    Parking 10/10 Food 8/10…read moreCleanliness 9/10 Decor 9/10 Service 9/10 Price vs taste 8/10 Drink prices are typical of classy restaurants Location is 9/10 (on the water) Right next to SeaWorld. A very impressive and romantic place to dine with your partner. You are well looked after by staff but not over pampered. Really enjoyed the food. Barramundi is not farmed and a pot of mussels come in three different sauces including blue cheese! Can't wait to return. If you are sitting near the pier toss a piece of bread in and wait for swarms of bream to arrive!

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