Dining Out On The Gold Coast

There are many different dining options when holidaying on the Gold Coast. Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise are the main dinning precincts with an abundance of quality cuisine to tempt your tastebuds. The following dining options are available;

Al fresco
À la carte
Casual
Cafés

Al fresco Dining

Surf Parade and Broadbeach Mall, in Broadbeach are renowned for the variety of alfresco dining available. Some of the more popular cuisines are: Modern Australian, Italian and Japanese Teppanyaki. Various restaurants serve breakfast, lunch, dinner and tapas.

There are several resorts on the Gold Coast that have restaurants and Cafés located on the ground levels. These resorts include: Circle On Cavill and Q1 Gold Coast in Surfers Paradise, Reflections Tower Two and Reflection On The Sea in Coolangatta as well as The Wave Resort in Broadbeach.

À la carte Dining

There are a variety of à la carte restaurants on the Gold Coast that offer a 5 star dining experience. Some of the well known restaurants are;

Andiamo (Italian), located at the Jupiters Casino and Entertainment complex in Broadbeach
Point Break & Oskars (Seafood & Steak), located on the beachfront at Burleigh Heads
Ristorante Fellini (Italian), located on the waterfront of Marina Mirage, Main Beach
Bistro Blanc (French), located at The Wave Broadbeach
Absynthe (French), located at Q1 Surfers Paradise
Biscotti (Italian), located at Broadbeach on the Park, Broadbeach

Casual Dining

The Gold Coast surf life saving clubs are perhaps the most popular choice when it comes to casual dining. Located right on the coastline along the surf beaches the surf life saving clubs are a popular choice for a more relaxed dining experience or drinks with friends. Meals are large and very good value. The most recognised surf life saving clubs on the Gold Coast are;

Kurrawa SLSC (Broadbeach)
Northcliffe SLSC (Surfers Paradise)
Mermaid Beach SLSC (Mermaid Beach)
Greenmount (Coolangatta)
Currumbin SLSC (Currumbin)

Cafés

Fancy a light lunch or a tasty treat? Try one of the numerous cafés dotted along the coastline from Paradise Point to Main Beach to Coolangatta.

Information correct at the time of publication.

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