Holidaying on the Sunshine Coast?
Here’s my top dining picks for Buderim, Sunshine
Beach, Noosa Heads, Noosaville, Cotton
Tree, Montville and Mooloolaba
Buderim
Positioned on one of Buderim's main drags, this is food
emporium with adjacent cafe/restaurant.
Sunshine Beach
Upmarket Asian with a twist.
Up the stairs and a bit more upmarket for Sunshine Beach.
Great food at reasonable prices.
On the high side of the Sunshine Beach shopping strip, this
is really a coffee lovers delight. A large outdoor deck, big umbrellas, plenty
of newspapers and great coffee, really great coffee.
Noosa
Goose bump ice cream flavours.
Trundle down to the latest addition to Hastings Street,
Belmondos to go, and you'll find everything you need for a light and easy meal.
Great coffee cart hidden in the information centre.
This is not your average
fish shop - for a start there's no chips, nor battered fish. Instead there's an overwhelming aroma of
fresh seafood . The shelves are filled with home-made sauces and flavoured
butters. There are marinades and
vinegars, chutneys and oils. Oysters are shucked daily and there's a selection
of meal solutions on hand.
Boasting superb views over
Noosa’s Main Beach, Season offers some of the best beachfront dining for
breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week.
Noosaville
Brazillian churrasco has hit
Noosa, putting a wide smile on the faces of all meat lovers, with the opening
of Samba Grill on Gympie Terrace.
Casual atmosphere with great food
Montville
Fab breakfast or lunch with a view of rolling green hills plus
homewares to browse.
Cotton Tree
Funky little cafe on Cotton Tree Parade at Cotton Tree on
the Sunshine Coast.
You could almost miss this small tea and coffee emporium in
King Street at Cotton Tree, which would be a real shame.Walk inside the door
and you'll find a very inviting atmosphere that is filled with a wondrous
assortment of teas and coffees and a selection of mugs and tea pots that's hard
to beat.
Gazing over the sun filled blue water of the mouth of the
Maroochy River to Mt Coolum and beyond from the comfort of The Boat Shed
restaurant is what the Sunshine Coast is all about.
Mooloolaba
At last there's a coffee shop alternative to the same same
of the tourist strip at Mooloolaba.
When it comes to pointy end of Mooloolaba, that bit of land
sandwiched between the river and the sea that locals call the Spit, the choice
for fish and chips is clear in my mind.
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