The Coffee Club

A very diverse local restaurant, with Australian Aboriginal dishes, Indian pancakes, and special fish burgers. The oysters are also very good and can be suitable for different people.

Steak was meant to be rare was medium, cheese on top of chicken parmigiana seemed like cheap processed cheese, fish on burger was minimal and was not the  highlight of the burger as it should be. The next day 3 of our party of 6 all had upset bellies. I don&rsquo;t like to complain however we chose there  over my father in laws normal venue at the tavern, to be closer to water and have our Christmas catch up with my husbands elderly father . We were somewhat disappointed.

Not bad pizza shop, the pasta is very good, the bacon inside is delicious, the pizza meat is also a lot, the environment is similar to the archway, so the service fee is also lower.

A sloppy shop, the dishes are mainly vegetables, the juice is a little more delicious, the coffee tastes lighter, suitable for breakfast, all dishes are lighter.

The desserts are quite rich in layers! Top down are pear, ginger snow bar, dark chocolate, chestnut ice cream and hazelnut d&#39;Akwaz. The protein cream is instant in, and then you can taste the cold and sweet inner core, scraping the plate in minutes!

While we were visiting Burleigh we ate at The Pocket twice. Both times we had Saneeya: Egyptian style lamb mince w/ saut&eacute;ed caramelised onion &amp; pine nuts served w/ homemade hummus, tahina, mediterranean salad and flame grilled pita bread. It cost nearly $20 and was enough for us to share. Had nice glass of wine. Great nights. Manager there is awesome, really made you feel welcome, like you were part of her family. Open from breakfast to dinner.

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