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The Fraser Coast

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Fraser Coast Food and Wine

The region of Fraser Coast in Queensland, Australia is known for its delicious food and wine. Here are some of the best places to dine and drink in the area:

Restaurants

  • Hervey Bay Seafood Festival: This annual festival in October features a variety of seafood dishes from local restaurants and vendors.
  • Boat Club: This restaurant in Hervey Bay serves a variety of seafood dishes and offers stunning views of the bay.
  • Enzo's on the Beach: Located in Hervey Bay, this Italian restaurant serves a range of pasta dishes as well as seafood and steak.
  • The Beach House Hotel: This hotel in Hervey Bay has a waterfront restaurant with a variety of seafood and meat dishes.

Pubs

  • Bay Central Tavern: This tavern in Pialba has a sports bar and a family restaurant, serving pub classics such as burgers, steak, and schnitzel.
  • The Federal Hotel: Located in Maryborough, this hotel has a pub-style restaurant serving hearty meals such as roast beef and chicken parmigiana.

Cafes

  • The Front Room: This cafe in Hervey Bay serves breakfast and lunch, as well as coffee and cakes.
  • Teds Bakery & Cafe: Located in Maryborough, this cafe serves breakfast and lunch, as well as homemade cakes and slices.

Takeaway

  • Fraser Coast Fishermen's Co-Op: This co-op in Urangan sells fresh seafood takeaway including fish and chips, prawns, and oysters.
  • Domino's Pizza: There are several branches of Domino's in the Fraser Coast area, offering a range of pizza takeaway options.

No trip to Fraser Coast is complete without trying some of their delicious wine. The region is home to a variety of wineries, including the Hervey Bay Wine Trail, which offers tastings and tours of local vineyards.

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