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    Gold Coast

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The multicultural nature of the Gold Coast has led to the delicious and successful food and wine industry, cultivating everything from soft-shell crabs and goat cheese to locally bred Wagyu beef and award-winning boutique wines. The Gold Coast has attracted prominent restaurateurs and operators from the southern capitals and around the world to progress this dynamic region. This has ensured locations such as Main Beach, Surfers Paradise, Broadbeach, Coolangatta and the Hinterland to remain highly regarded for their delectable choice of dining options. Similarly, beachside cafes, snack bars and budget priced eateries are in abundance.
Nineteen at The Star

Nineteen at The Star

The sophisticated Nineteen at The Star is located, predictably, of the 19th floor of The Darling Hotel. You don't have to fork up the cash and stay at this luxury hotel to enjoy an evening of glitz and glamour. This bar and restaurant overlooks the hotel’s luxe infinity pool with wrap around views of the nighttime Gold Coast skyline. Foodies will enjoy grilled Patagonian toothfish, roast highland duck with foie gras, steamed coral trout with fresh ginger and, their signature dish — an astonishing rock lobster bolognese.
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The Collective Palm Beach

The Collective Palm Beach

The Collective is a truly unique market style venue with five kitchens serving up American, Italian, Mexican, Asian and contemporary Australian — something for everyone, even the pickiest diner. The place is bathed in natural light, greenery and fairy lights after dark. It's is an amazing destination for cocktail lovers. Try the the caffeinated Au Lait Martini served in a waffle cone or boozy tea cups known as Portuguese Breakfast with gin, Cointreau and homemade marmalade. Enjoy this and more at the huge rooftop bar, perfect for golden hour pics.
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