I have visited Kenan's thrice in a month and that should be revealing. I was very surprised at…read morethe authenticity of the food and it is similar to what you would find at the bazaars in Istanbul. Additionally, you cannot beat the $10 -12 price range for a reasonable portion of meat grills, salad, rice, Turkish bread. It exceeds the quality of the high end Turkish restaurants such as Mados and Ahameds in South bank. Kenans is located at Boundary st markets and they only operate during Fri, Sat and Sundays markets. Please be advised there are 3 different Turkish stalls at the market. I have tried the other two this is my recommended place.

Love this place. My official watering hole. Drinks are…read morecheap, staff and patrons are easy going and friendly. Family and dog friendly. Great live music on Sundays.

I would have taken a photo of the Chef's Special for the day; the Chicken Parna with chips and…read moresalad but it wad so delicious it was eaten before i thought of a review. I am a hot chip fiend. The hot chips here are fantastic. Ilk probably get a bowl before I go.

We popped in for a Sunday arvo beer. Having visited a few times before I don't expect this place…read moreto be much beyond your average pub when I visit. It's a workers pub really with a couple of well sized out door areas. The plus was free pool from 2-4 on a Sunday. Our other pleasant surprise was our bowl of chips. Dusted with herbs & chicken salt they were great with the aioli. I do have to say I love that they serve Somersby cider as its one of my favorites. All in all, not bad for a quick drink, but at the end of the day it is just another pub in the vein of leagues clubs et al.

Post-dinner putt putt anyone? Last weekend I had a ball out with friends playing putt putt golf…read more After the game, we drove around thinking "surely there must be a decent place nearby to have a feed and a couple of drinks?" It was then that we decided on Everton Park Hotel and I have to say, it was a good call! We enjoyed an a la carte menu with everything you could want from a bistro. Steak, seafood, pasta, it was all great and just what I felt like after a round of semi-competative sport. After dinner we moved on to CC's bar, which is located near the entrance of the hotel. Stylish, chic and comfortable, the cocktail lounge was perfect for a couple of drinks after our meal. Good food, great drinks and fantastic company. All in all, an awesome night.

I absolutely loved the atmosphere and design of this place; one huge, airy room full of comfortable…read morecouches and tasteful decor with large open windows adjoins an expansive deck overlooking a small lake. I was planning to eat so probably should have chosen a table, but on the overcast day it was impossible to pass up being cosy on one of the couches. I sat down and began reading through the menu. It took me a very long time to decide what to have but eventually I did and proudly walked to the bar to place my order. I am not sure if this is the usual practice but I waited a while for someone to come and take my order before realising that perhaps this was what was expected of me, so either that is the norm or the service was a bit slow that day. When I did place my order the girl informed me that she had forgotten to mention the special; the 200g rump steak with salad and chips was available for just $10. My decision making process and gourmet options went down the drain as I decided I couldn't go past such a bargain. It was very enjoyable sitting, enjoying my food as the wind howled outside and the clouds threatened to pour down. I highly recommend this place, particularly if you're after a nice location and pleasant surroundings.

Took 1and a1/2 to get a pizza and Palme which wasn't the best had other people served before us…read morethat wasn't good so not to happy good music though

Earlier this year I held a picnic for our Brisbane Yelpers. I could have made salads, wraps and…read morerolls myself, sure, but I wanted it to be special. Dalton Hospitality had not long catered the first Brisbane Diner En Blanc and I'd been hearing Jerome's (Dalton's fearless leader) name and praise for his food left, right and centre. Dalton Hospitality is how I became to be one of those people who have their picnic catered. And you know what? I don't regret it for a second, and here's why. Following my initial enquiry with Jerome, he worked one-on-one with me to develop a casual picnic menu for the day and within my budget. Tick. On the day he went out of his way to meet me at the picnic location to deliver the food all presented in beautiful cane picnic baskets to add to the atmosphere. Tick. I still hadn't seen the food until myself and the Yelpers started tucking into the gourmet delights that awaited. To say there was more than enough food is an understatement. We were spoilt for choice from fresh garden salads, smoked salmon salad baguettes, anti-pasto platters with brie and my favourite - the chocolate tart which got better once it warmed up a little. It had a subtle jaffa taste to it. None of us left the picnic hungry. After the picnic, Jerome arranged a time to come and collect the picnic baskets. All no fuss and just part of the service. Exceptional. Jerome and the Dalton team were so easy to work with and I know that by comparison, this picnic was a small scale task for them, however I was never made feel like it was any less important. I would gladly put Dalton to the top of any list where catering was called for!

NEVER USE DALTON We…read morepaid them more than $150 a head to deliver undercooked , under catered and under serviced food for our wedding. The manager quit in the middle of our reception. The food was inedible. The wine was NOT what we agreed upon. Three days before out reception my husband received a phone call from the manager demanding an undisclosed amount of money to ensure our nuptials ran as planned- my husband refused as we had a contract. When we showed up NOTHING was as agreed. It was reprehensible. If you want good service do NOT use these people

Had a terrific Saturday Lunch there with a friend and her daughter- we even were slowed to have my…read morefriends small dog with us in the beer garden which was wonderful as we were so hungry and really wanted to have a drink with our meal!( Thankyou publican) You need to go down side street to get to the beer garden/ what a shock when you do! Big CD Jukebox, billiard tables, extensive seating, cool & shaded - non smoking area- separate area with about 5 tables for the smokers. Standard pub lunch with schnitzels, burgers, steak sandwiches and about another 4 $10 lunch specials- lovely lunch, good atmosphere. Will be back

This place is amazing! I was married here 4 years ago and we come back every year for our…read moreanniversary. The food is always amazing and the staff are excellent. As the name suggest it is located in an old courthouse (it even has a jail cell). They can canter for an intimate dinner for two or a big function. It is a little on the pricey side with mains being about $40 but it is well worth it!

Great location, great service and really good food. With direct bay views the location is the star…read morehere.

The friendly staff and beautiful view created a great atmosphere for my girlfriend and I along with…read moremouth watering food I was impressed. A young woman greeted us at the service desk and presented us with seats outside, we looked out at the bay admiring the lights of the hornibrook bridge and further along to kipparing and woody point. The staff member behind the counter was able to describe what food we had queries about. The food was a little more expensive than what I would of liked to pay but the food made up for it in the end. All and all I had enjoyable night with my partner and I will be back to visit soon.

We decided that a great way to spend the end of the first day of 2014 was sharing some fish and…read morechips by the seaside close to home. We settled on either Sandgate or Shorncliffe but as we passed the local fish and chip shops we were put off by the 10 deep queues. We noticed the Full Moon Hotel, which is neslted along the beach road, high on a cliff overlooking the water and bushland. We were lucky enough to snag a table with a view, although the table wasn't clean it seemed a better prospect than being sandwiched amongst the other diners without a view. The tables are set very close together to the point where I can tell you the business of all the diners who sat near us. The menu is a little expensive for what I would consider to be bistro style food. We settled on the beer battered Fish and Chips for twenty-one bucks a plate. It was well presented and tasted fresh but it didn't stand out from any other fish and chip plate I have had in the past. The customer service was friendly but in a superficial kind of way, I didn't feel like my experience was really all that important to them. It was nice to be able to walk off the stodgy fish and chips along the boardwalk afterwards. Good option if all the fish and chip shops are closed or too busy.