Find out what Australian restaurants to try in Townsville including Bridgewater Q Restaurant, A Touch of Salt, Jam, Ribs and Rumps, The Balcony Restaurant, Grill’d, Watermark Restaurant & Bar, The Brewery, Betty Blue & The Lemon Tart, Bridgewater Q Restaurant
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4 based on 68 reviews
Bridgewater Restaurant & Bridge Bar is locally owned by chefs Matt Merrin & Ty Samuel, located on the banks of the Ross Creek overlooking Melton + Castle Hill. The restaurant positioned on the first floor, offers panoramic views, friendly professional ser
A birthday dinner with mixed opinions.The entrees, starters and sparkling wine options were excellent and all of our diners were impressed. The calamari and Chicken wontons in particular were favourites.Unfortunately the Tortellini ordered for mains from two at our table were both underwhelmed. The pasta tasted cold and undercooked, rather than al dente. There was limited sauce/flavours to compensate this for their dishes.Alternatively the dusk breast was delicious, especially the sauce and the only fault would be the portion size.The wine list is extensive, although mostly for bottle purchases, therefore only one glass of rose' was possible. This choice was regretted instantly after trying the wine. The Rose' was dark red which usually resembles a stronger body (Grenache/Sangiovese undertones), instead the 'Pink Claw' tasted young and unfinished although boasted a dry finish.We decided to skip dessert and opt for another option elsewhere.The ambience was pleasant, albeit simple decor with limited view of the river due to the window sill obscuring the vista. The service was pleasant and consistent with wait times a little longer than expected with less than half the restaurant full.The prices are excessive for the quality of food. When you pay fine dining prices there's an expectation to meet a high standard, which was only maintained across the starters and entrees.There's certainly potential for the restaurant to improve in a town where there is limited fine dining options.
4 based on 205 reviews
A place to get away from the world and enjoy generous amounts of freshly made meals that warm the soul. Most well known for the generous breakfasts that go all day.
Called in for breakfast after recomendation from others.What a great atmosphere!Staff and owner super friendly.Food great and plentiful.Great coffee.Will def be putting this on our go back list.Do yourselves a favour and check it out, won't be disapointed.
4 based on 432 reviews
Australia's international award winning brewery, restaurant, lounge bar and banquet centre. Best restaurant in a pub / club / tavern in Australia at the 2015 National Restaurant and Catering Awards. Our brewing team are internationally renown winning nume
We went to this pub for dinner on two occasions. The Malt is an upmarket version of the usual pub dining. The first time we ordered Haloumi and Avocado Salad and the Chef's Handcrafted Gnocci (forest mushrooms and broccoli). Our meals were delicious and the service was very good. On the second occasion we ordered the same meals (vegetarian) and our companion ordered a steak from the special's menu. He said that the steak was very tough and told the waitress so.
4 based on 1027 reviews
The Watermark Bar and Restaurant is Townsville's premier venue boasting breathtaking views of Cleveland Bay & Magnetic Island. Positioned in the heart of Townsvilleâs tourist hub - The Strand - The Watermark offers contemporary sophisticated dining and a
We have had dinner here many times. First of all, the wait staff are absolute stand outs. In a world where people working in customer service are unmotivated and clearly don't care, the staff at watermark are outstanding: professional, friendly and attentive. Meals arrive quicky, are very generous servings (they're happy for you to take doggy bags home), and the restaurant is well set out. While it is not a cheap meal, the quality of the food and service make this well worth your while.
4 based on 207 reviews
Grill'd Palmer Street. Conveniently located on the "eat street" of Townsville and close to the CBD and the Strand. Dine in or take away 7 days a week. Phone or on line orders welcome. We offer great burgers, salads and special dietary needs Sunday to Thur
Popped in with my son for dinner. I had a brisket burger, and it was delicious. My son had a chicken Caesar burger and ate every last mouthful. Plenty of attentive staff, and meals came out quickly, even though it was a busy Saturday night
4 based on 247 reviews
OPEN 7 days, The Balcony Restaurant is located upstairs at number 287 Flinders Street Townsville City. The heritage building has been the home of the Balcony Restaurant for over 25 years. The timber staircase takes you on and upwards to the quirky space a
We had breakfast here. We chose the Bacon Chop Big Breakfast and it was huge - it contained a decent size Smokey flavoured pork chop with mushrooms, sausages, eggs, bread and tomatoes. It was definitely different to the usual big breakfast but it was yummy and worth the $30 we paid for it. I shared with my child and we could just finished it!We sat outside where it was really refreshing. It was a great start to our day.The only negative is that it is on the second floor and there are no lifts. To get to the restaurant with a pram you will need to carry it up the stairs, however it is manageable with 2 people and it was worth it!
4 based on 1062 reviews
At Ribs and Rumps, every occasion is a celebration of life. It's the place to catch up with friends or share special moments with family. We're just as serious about you having a good time with us as we are about our Ribs and Steaks.
Excellent food, excellent service - very generous portions. Service staff were highly professional and approachable about menu options and friendly as well. My partner had the sirloin while I had the chicken parmigiana and desserts (mars bar cheese cake and crème brûlée were delicious also. Definitely recommend for a relaxed dining experience with delicious food
4 based on 1246 reviews
"The perfect opportunity to enjoy good food & wine with family & friends" Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner JAM is a local Townsville restaurant dedicated to providing seasonally inspired menus. Our Gourmet Traveler awarded wist list offers overs an extensive se
We booked dinner for two, and were pleased with a nice inside table by the window. Speedy, friendly service. The menu is interesting and eclectic. We enjoyed the scallops to start, with piquant pickled blueberries. Our mains were excellent; the duck was delightful, with an amazing sauce, and the gnocchi with prawns was very good. The desserts were also great, with interesting flavours. Staff were attentive throughout the meal. Highly recommended.
4 based on 705 reviews
Soak up waterfront views in style, perched on the edge of Ross Creek at A Touch of Salt restaurant, accessed from Ogden Street. A Touch of Salt has an area to suit many an occasion, whether meeting for casual coffee catch-ups under the verandah, holding l
The quality of the food, the standard of the service and the beautiful location of this restaurant is exceptional. Our dining experience was faultless. The staff were very friendly & experienced. I highly recommend A Touch of Salt to anyone wanting a truly amazing dining experience.
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4 based on 68 reviews
Bridgewater Restaurant & Bridge Bar is locally owned by chefs Matt Merrin & Ty Samuel, located on the banks of the Ross Creek overlooking Melton + Castle Hill. The restaurant positioned on the first floor, offers panoramic views, friendly professional ser
A birthday dinner with mixed opinions.The entrees, starters and sparkling wine options were excellent and all of our diners were impressed. The calamari and Chicken wontons in particular were favourites.Unfortunately the Tortellini ordered for mains from two at our table were both underwhelmed. The pasta tasted cold and undercooked, rather than al dente. There was limited sauce/flavours to compensate this for their dishes.Alternatively the dusk breast was delicious, especially the sauce and the only fault would be the portion size.The wine list is extensive, although mostly for bottle purchases, therefore only one glass of rose' was possible. This choice was regretted instantly after trying the wine. The Rose' was dark red which usually resembles a stronger body (Grenache/Sangiovese undertones), instead the 'Pink Claw' tasted young and unfinished although boasted a dry finish.We decided to skip dessert and opt for another option elsewhere.The ambience was pleasant, albeit simple decor with limited view of the river due to the window sill obscuring the vista. The service was pleasant and consistent with wait times a little longer than expected with less than half the restaurant full.The prices are excessive for the quality of food. When you pay fine dining prices there's an expectation to meet a high standard, which was only maintained across the starters and entrees.There's certainly potential for the restaurant to improve in a town where there is limited fine dining options.
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