Restaurants in Australia
Mar 10th, 2013, 08:47 AM
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Restaurants in Australia
I am looking for good, reasonably priced (is that possible down under?) in the following cities:
Hobart
Adelaide
Melbourne
Alice Springs
Does anyone have any good recommendations?
Local cuisine preferred.
Thanks.
Hobart
Adelaide
Melbourne
Alice Springs
Does anyone have any good recommendations?
Local cuisine preferred.
Thanks.
Mar 10th, 2013, 01:02 PM
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Mures Seafood for good fish and chips in Hobart, avoid Fish Frenzy it was really bad when I was there in December.
Most cities have what we call 'Cheap Eats guides'. You can buy then in newsagents. Mostly cheaper restaurants are ethnic food: Thai, Vietnamese, Lebanese, Malaysian.
If you have an Iphone the Thousands app is good for cafes in Hobart.
Most cities have what we call 'Cheap Eats guides'. You can buy then in newsagents. Mostly cheaper restaurants are ethnic food: Thai, Vietnamese, Lebanese, Malaysian.
If you have an Iphone the Thousands app is good for cafes in Hobart.
Mar 10th, 2013, 03:56 PM
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Middle Brighton Baths in Melbouorne. Restaurant upstairs, casual cafe downstairs. Both were very good when I was there last month. Unbeatable views & you can have a swim before lunch if you fancy it.
http://www.middlebrightonbaths.com.au/
http://www.middlebrightonbaths.com.au/
Mar 11th, 2013, 06:27 AM
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"Most cities have what we call 'Cheap Eats guides'."
The new Melbourne version is about to be published this coming week-end (March 16 - $5 if you buy it with the paper, otherwise $10). Interesting to note that it is no longer the "Cheap Eats Guide" but "Good Food under $30" -- a testament, perhaps, to the fact that eating out in Melbourne (particularly at the higher-end places) has become an eye-wateringly expensive proposition.
http://www.goodfood.com.au/good-food...309-2fry9.html
The new Melbourne version is about to be published this coming week-end (March 16 - $5 if you buy it with the paper, otherwise $10). Interesting to note that it is no longer the "Cheap Eats Guide" but "Good Food under $30" -- a testament, perhaps, to the fact that eating out in Melbourne (particularly at the higher-end places) has become an eye-wateringly expensive proposition.
http://www.goodfood.com.au/good-food...309-2fry9.html
