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Most Popular Australian food in Ayr, Queensland, Australia
Reviews on Australian food in Ayr, Queensland, Australia including Chill Parlour Ayr, DalSantos Continental Deli, The Swae & Ivy - Bar & Restaurant, Coutts Commercial Tavern, Kalamia Hotel, Gudjuda Deck Cafe, The Burdekin Hotel Restaurant, Ayr Anzac Club, Clove Licensed Restaurant, Ayr Hotel
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10. Ayr Hotel
Reviewed By Glenn S
Arriving by car in Ayr, Queensland, on a Tuesday we found only a couple of dining options operating and after checking the menus in the afternoon, decided the newly re-opened, air conditioned Dining Room at the Ayr Hotel, would be the venue for our evening meal.Expectations were not high but we were very pleasantly surprised both by the renovated Dining Room, crisp linen table cloths and folded fabric napkins and comfortable furnishings. The food was even better. One meal of fresh Coral Trout was served with a separate Whisky and Prawn cream sauce, which was superbly flavoured with whole Bay Prawns lurking in the lovely sauce. The Second meal was a tender Prime Rib Fillet, cooked medium, as ordered. Both meals were served with fresh hand cut vegetables and chips, a welcome change to the frozen varieties encountered in other establishments in this price range ($20-$30). Wine and drink service was timely and served with a smile.The owner visited our table to check that everything was to our liking and we found out that the Ayr Hotel is currently being revitalised back to it's former glory, after being leased for many years as a Backpackers. As far as the Dining Room goes this has been achieved, with old world charm and fine standard of food.Highly recommended to other travellers.
9. Clove Licensed Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Peter D
We had morning tea here, coffee and a snack, nice place, good staff and good price. Would come back again.
8. Ayr Anzac Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By wattostudios
A pleasant venue with a good selection of food on offer, at reasonable prices. The queues can be a bit slow, especially when it's seniors day, and the 'only one trip to the salad bar' rule is ridiculous, but the food is usually pretty nice and the variety helps make up for some of the negative. Parking is usually difficult, but there's lots of room on the street.
7. The Burdekin Hotel Restaurant
A Hotel and pub built in 1913 and recently reopened by the Hunter Family, who run the kitchen, bistro, bar and offer upstairs accommodation. re-opened Dec 3rd 2015!
Reviewed By 1984_nl
We randomly stopped by this little gem of a pub on the way through. So glad we did! The pizza's are delicious and VERY well priced. The staff are super lovely and the location is perfect for a quick drop in bite to eat.
6. Gudjuda Deck Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Chris00111
Had a lunch break here and service was pleasant and food was good size.Liked the outdoor eating area on the verandah Honestly have certainly had better coffee, sorry it was rather burnt tasting but that could have just been a bad day. Worth stopping though due to quiet location and view
5. Kalamia Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Modern Australian Restaurant with an International theme. Counter Meals in Front Bar Great Service, Excellent Food & Cold Beer. Beer Garden Function Room
Reviewed By Tiffany J
went there with some mates 3 of us ordered three drinks each and two werent drinking. the whole 5 were kickes out because keno tickets were over the bench where we had previously been sitting but was currently sitting in smokers area for last twenty minutes
4. Coutts Commercial Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
From Premium char-grilled steaks to the selection of pub favourites you know you will love what the Coutts Commercial Tavern has to offer. From pool tables to the Kids menu the whole family can get down to the Coutts and have a blast!
Reviewed By shortdrill
Called in for a meal while in town. All the usual suspects, cold beer, freindly staff, and great meals. Really hood atmosphere and a great place to meet. I alsi like that the gaming room is very seperate from the rest of the hotel. Great idea.Good night had by all thanks guys.
3. The Swae & Ivy - Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Found in Ayr, about a one hour drive south of Townsville is Swae and Ivy, a tapas bar and restaurant that's suitable for the whole family. Open Wednesday to Saturday here you can treat yourself to a selection of small plates or go all out with a main. Fro
Reviewed By Kial G
The missus and I went and celebrated a friends birthday Sunday afternoon and it was fantastic. The Ribs were to die for, service was great, meals were well priced and the drinks were cold and plentiful!! Highly recommend (ps thongs and casual attire is more than welcome).
2. DalSantos Continental Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By Wakeuplara
Driving through Ayr we had to come have a look at the Deli and also try their sandwiches as it was recommended to us. Definitely didnât disappoint. Bread was fresh and had an abundance of filling, Great friendly service, Newly stylish decorated. I would also recommend a stop over to all my family and friends driving through Ayr.
1. Chill Parlour Ayr
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Chill Parlour is a family owned cafe in the heart of Ayr. With a new menu for April 2016, new branding and refurb inside we are bringing the trends from Sydney and Melbourne to little old Ayr! Food is prepared on-site by our Chef and cooks with a food men
Reviewed By victorian739
Omg what a well hidden little surprise! We left Townsville early in the morning as we found nothing opened, so to be quietly surprised in AYR we were actually looking for Coffee Club to be honest. When you see a very busy cafe with lots of people you know it must be good! Healthy Options with great coffee and ambience and happy presence. Friendly staff and crew! Well done AYR!Hi victorian739,Thanks for your review! :)
