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Where to eat Seafood food in Gladstone: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Seafood food in Gladstone, Queensland, Australia including Rocksalt Bar & Restaurant, Gladstone Yacht Club, Gladstone Fish Market Retail, Swains, Red Prawn Fish Shop, Pines Traditional Fish & Chips Clinton, Oak & Vine Gladstone, Toph Hill Takeaways
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8. Toph Hill Takeaways
This is a fast food cafe that can cater to most clients by offering a wide variety of food styles. Freshly made burgers, fish and chips, we always have a variety of hot snack foods in the hot box. We also make fresh sandwiches, salad rolls and wraps to yo
7. Oak & Vine Gladstone
Overall Ratings
3 based on 53 reviews
BEST SEAFOOD RESTAURANT IN GLADSTONE Sporting a fresh, bright and leafy interior, Oak & Vine now boasts a revitalised seafood menu, offering a dining experience unlike anything else in Gladstone. With mouth-watering mussels, Moreton bay bugs , tuna steaks
Reviewed By RossofIslington
Staying at the Oaks Grand we dined out the first night at the Oak & Vine. Service and atmosphere were excellent and the food very nice. Enjoyed it so much we dined there a a second time. Can highly recommend the Fisherman's Catch. But all meals were good value and excellently enjoyed, will be back in October!!Hello RossoflslingtonThank you so much fro the great feedback and am very pleased you enjoyed your time with us. See you again soon.CheersMichael
6. Pines Traditional Fish & Chips Clinton
Reviewed By Karen M
Great menu, fresh food, bright and clean store, friendly staff, huge serves for your money,a must to try, don't go on a Friday tho coz its too busy, us locals travelled into gladstone centre to get fish and chips, now we don't have to coz we have the best right here at seaview heights in ClintonPs. Try the Parma or homemade burgers too
5. Red Prawn Fish Shop
Reviewed By CodyS1543
Yummy seafood basket and the chicken nuggets are to die for, not to greasy and very quick service just what you want with a hungry tribe to feed, and they fill it up not like many fish and chip shops these days.
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4. Swains
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Jim4680
Last night, they had huge Moreton Bay bugs, huge prawns and huge roe-on scallops along with a nice selection of Reef Fish. As always, it was prepared with great attention to detail, and was perfectly cooked and delicious. Friendly service. It's worth coming to Gladstone for.
3. Gladstone Fish Market Retail
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Janelle D
Unfortunately, our visit was a little disappointing. I wanted to buy prawns for a sandwich and found the two choices of prawns available were nearly $40 a kilo. They were also pretty average tasting and the texture of some of the prawns was not up to scratch either. Service was good and there's plenty of parking.
2. Gladstone Yacht Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 287 reviews
Food with a view. Reputation for high quality good value restaurant food. Alfresco dining by the water, restaurant dining overlooking the river and harbour. International and craft beer selection on tap and in bottles. Penfolds wine range. Relaxed atmosph
Reviewed By caaitie
The sailing club is a lovely spot to have some drinks and relax with friends. The food is standard pub food which is fine but I would love to see a couple more vegetarian options. I love that they use paper straws - it's great to see businesses caring for the environment, especially when they are situated by the beach!
1. Rocksalt Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 386 reviews
Reviewed By Runaway53
Family run business that offers a diverse menu with fresh ingredients. Nice food and good staff which was evident by the many customers there on a Wednesday night. Unfortunately the lack of attention to detail let down the eating experience. Main menu plate had 3 significant chips out of the rim . Hot food was served on cold plates, so vegetables were cool while meat was warm. A side plate would have been nice when eating partially shelled prawns as well as an extra napkin. The aircon next to us (behind a screen) sounded like a freight train. Ask about this if you are sitting on the deck. Hopefully the owners will find ways to isolate the noise from customers.House beer was a nice choice as was the wine. Mentioned the above to staff so Iâm sure they will review their presentation processes.
