5 Best Fun Restaurants in North Tamborine

5 restaurants available nearby

1. Hickory

4.2

Price: Moderate

• American • North Tamborine

Booked 2 times today

The local's favourite spot, Hickory Slow, specialises in American inspired BBQ (done the Aussie way) featuring slow-smoked meats, delicious sides and cocktails. Come and join us at the cosiest mountain restaurant, serving comforting food that the entire crew will love. We are proud to serve local wines and craft beer along with house-made cocktails.

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2. Historic Rivermill

4.2

Awesome(74)

Price: Expensive

• Australian • Mt Nathan

Booked 14 times today

At Historic Rivermill, dining transcends the ordinary, offering a symphony of flavors in a picturesque setting. Our restaurant, amidst the verdant beauty of the Gold Coast Hinterland, presents a culinary journey that celebrates the local harvest and seasonal delights. As you savor each dish, crafted with care and creativity, the rustic elegance of our surroundings and the tranquil backdrop of the Coomera River create an ambiance of peaceful indulgence, making every meal a memorable part of your experience at our family-owned ranch.

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3. Kamikaze Teppanyaki - Coomera

4.7

Exceptional(341)

Price: Expensive

• Teppanyaki • Coomera

Booked 27 times today

Dear Diners, Dining time for each section is 1hr 15mins only. Please be aware that hotplate tables are not able to be booked due to popularity (Only walk-in available). Thank you for your understanding. Feel free to call us 0451 368 389.With restaurant expertise of over ten years, Kamikaze Teppanyaki & Bar is offering some of the most mouth-watering meat and seafood in town. That’s not all you’ll find at Kamikaze Teppanyaki Coomera, as there is everything from sashimi and tempura options, through to yakitori and bento boxes in this funky restaurant on Foxwell Road on the Gold Coast. The menu is regularly updated with modern Japanese cuisine and drink selections and you’ll always get the best flavours possible. Being funky and friendly, we are not the usual traditional teppanyaki restaurants. The guests can experience and taste more of what we have in the house. Book a table at Kamikaze Teppanyaki Coomera and experience it!

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4. Paradise Country Farmhouse Restaurant

4.1

Excellent(460)

Price: Moderate

• Modern Australian • Oxenford

Booked 8 times today

Paradise Country’s Farmhouse Restaurant is the perfect location for any family occasion. With gorgeous views of the farm and delicious meals, and country hospitality.*Please note if you are coming to celebrate with us, no balloons or confetti allowed due to our cute & furry friends roaming around the park.Weekend Breakfast reservations do not include general park admission and special events (i.e Mothers Day Festival). Separate entry ticket is required to stay after 9.30am.

5. Vapiano - Coomera

4.3

Awesome(139)

Price: Moderate

• Italian • Coomera

Booked 14 times today

At Vapiano, we combine traditional Italian recipes with a dash of Aussie spice, using the best Australian produce sourced within 150 kilometres of each restaurant. We’re home to both those who love a creamy bowl of carbonara to get them through the Monday blues and those who love a thin crust margherita pizza with a vino on a Thursday night.Whether you come in for a cheeky after work cocktail in our bar area, or spend hours enjoying a meal with friends in our restaurant, we pride ourselves on serving only the best made-to-order pizzas, house-made pasta, hand-tossed salads and delicious dessert in a fun, relaxing atmosphere filled with fresh herbs at every table and live olive trees.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Hickory

2. Historic Rivermill

3. Kamikaze Teppanyaki - Coomera

4. Paradise Country Farmhouse Restaurant

5. Vapiano - Coomera

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