Upcoming Events in Sunshine-coast
Jan
17
Tziki Bar
Forest Glen, Sunshine Coast
30-40YRSJoin the table at Tziki Bar - Greek inspired brewpub in a modern retro semi-industrial setting, serving cultured food and beverages that will appease the most discerning punter. Enjoy a fun and relaxed night out at this popular Greek restaurant in Forest Glen.
Jan
17
Lanai Noosa - Restaurant
Noosaville, Sunshine Coast
50-60YRSLocated along the stunning Noosa River, Lanai embodies the essence of Noosa’s elegance. Presenting an array of shareable dishes, ranging from small to large, Lanai emphasizes sustainably sourced seafood, native ingredients, and locally crafted artisan products.
Jan
24
il Vento
Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast
40-50YRSNamed after The Wind which blew us from the shores of Italia into the heart of the Sunshine Coast, Il Vento brings to Mooloolaba traditional Italian cuisine to be enjoyed in a modern seaside setting. The only restaurant in Mooloolaba with a wood-fired oven, Il Vento promises to bring the people of Mooloolaba perfect wood-fired pizzas and fresh handmade pasta. With an extensive menu and plenty of gusto to share, it’s time to throw caution to the wind and indulge in Il Vento today.
Jan
24
Honeysuckle
Buderim, Sunshine Coast
60+YRSHonesuckle is a cosy restaurant, located on the top of Balllinger Road, in beautiful Buderim. Inspired by East Asian flavours the menu is designed to share, with the likes of scallop dumplings, red duck curry and crispy chow mein share plates. ‘Buderim’ is a word in the Kabi Kabi language that means ‘honeysuckle’, which is where owner Seung Joo Kim got his inspiration for this stunning restaurant.
Jan
31
The Doonan
Doonan, Sunshine Coast
35-45YRSJust a 10 minute drive from Noosa Heads - The Doonan is a beautiful venue nestled in the Noosa hinterland. Set on 2 hectares and a stones throw from the famous local beaches — boasting indoor and outdoor dining, bars, beer gardens, a pizzeria and ice creamery.
Jan
31
Dee Den Restaurant
Buderim, Sunshine Coast
55-65YRS‘Dee Den’ comes from a Thai phrase that loosely translates to 'standing out' or 'the odd one out', which is our inspiration behind the restaurant. The food we’ll be serving up is a little unique, never boring, and of course delicious. You can expect some familiar flavours but it will make you go ‘hey that’s something different’. You can find us nestled within an old Queenslander beside the Buderim Tavern at Burnett St, with a cosy bar, interior dining, and a deck if you prefer to dine in the open with friends.