Spend up to $100 for up to eight people on dishes such as beef brisket fajitas, garlic mushrooms, or fried chicken with kasundi aioli
Savour a selection of Indian, Mexican and Nepalese dishes, and sip on drinks like a glass of wine, beer, piña colada cocktail or coffee
2 or 4 diners can tuck into delicacies such as arancini, fish goujons, calamari or chicken wings, and down it with a glass of wine or beer
Take a culinary trip to France: start with a charcuterie platter before tucking into a rib fillet or risotto, and sip on a glass of wine
Sit down and enjoy a selection of Hawaiian specialities served on a sharing platter, followed by a spam musubi and opt to add a cocktail
Sip on coffee or tea and enjoy a brekky item like a eggs benzy on white sourdough with gruyere cheese, leg ham and free-range fried egg
Enjoy wine or beer with a starter and a main such as a sirloin steak, and satisfy sweet cravings with a chocolate and orange mousse dessert
Enjoy five signature courses at chef-hatted The Euro, prepared by Alejandro Cancino, announced Australia’s best new talent by AGFG
Sip on a glass of wine and indulge in a main like mushroom gnocchi, followed by a dessert such as a piece of coconut cotton cake
Take a culinary trip to France by choosing two tapas platters to share, accompanied by a glass of red or white wine
Take advantage of a complete catering package for a lunch or dinner event for 10, 20 or 30 guests; includes sandwiches, sliders and wraps
Singles and couples can start the day with a choice of breakfast dishes inspired by Morocco and the Middle East at this restaurant
At the Hilton Hotel Brisbane, this experience includes high tea with sparkling wine, fashion show, markets and pampering stalls
Experience chef-hatted fine dining with two or three mouthwatering courses at multi-award-winning, The Euro.
Up to six guests can enjoy a vegetarian dinner with dishes such as paneer tikka, tandoori mushroom, samosa and vegetable Biryani
Individuals or duos can treat their taste buds to a brekky item like eggs Benedict or pancakes served with a topping like wildberry compote
Treat taste buds to a burger of choice such as a bacon, chicken or fish burger served with a side of chips; sip on a can of soft drink
Sip on a glass of Sauvignon Blanc or Merlot and indulge in a bruschetta or focaccia to share, followed by a pizza, pasta or risotto each
Diners can enjoy as much sushi as they can handle, with options such as salmon skin nigiri or tempura prawn rolls; green tea included
Each duo can share a sweet treat such as a dessert platter, waffle sandwich or matcha lava cake with ice cream, served with tea or coffee
Enjoy a shared samosa chat followed by a chicken, vegetable, lamb or beef curry with naan and gulab jamun for dessert
Enjoy an all-day breakfast or lunch with dishes like eggs Benedict or a club steak sandwich; sip on a small coffee or a soft drink of choice
Savour a fresh cod served with hot chips & can of soft drink, or opt for a pack of goldband snapper, Queensland barramundi or Tassie salmon
Two or four patrons can indulge in a two-course lunch featuring dishes such as wagyu beef burger or fish and chips, accompanied by wine
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Sip on a coffee like a cappuccino or flat white, and indulge in a breakfast item such as an omelette, eggs Benedict or smashed avocado
Two or four guests can savour high tea with scones, ribbon sandwiches, miniature cake and a glass of fizz each on arrival
Fill the tummy with the wide variety of 40 or 50 dishes served during an all-you-can-eat buffet experience accompanied by drinks
Choose from an all-day breakfast or lunch menu that includes eggs Benedict, crepes, burgers, and quiches
Up to four can enjoy an all-you-can-eat Brazilian BBQ feast and dine on a range of traditional meat carved straight on to their plates
Australians are lucky enough to have some of most enviable waterways in the world. When we’re not making a splash, we’re always close by chasing the breathtaking views with a smartphone in hand. For a dinner that boasts a better sight than your date with parsley in their teeth, check out these three watery wonderlands.
Table manners have been around for centuries, though they’ve change with the times. We are no longer required to butter one row of corn on a cob at a time and serviettes don’t always have to be in swan form. Brush up on your own etiquette skills with our top tips.
Ah sugar. The fuel of kids’ birthday parties and weekend Netflix binges the world over has undergone an image makeunder of late, with quitting sucrose at the top of many a health aficionado's hit list. But if, like us, you're still fond of partaking in the sweet stuff, read on.
