LURE Restaurant and Bar

Boardwalk dining option.

Cocktails.

Savings Passport.

LURE at Crystalbrook Superyacht Marina

is one of our favourite eateries and that you can get a 10% discount for the total bill makes it one of the most affordable dining options in Port Douglas.

For instance 1/2 dozen oysters for $10 at Saturday lunch time comes out at $9.

Calamari, Oysters and Smoked Salmon Burger

In the last fortnight we have had lunch at LURE three times, the food is good

and the price is right.

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Paddy's Irish Hotel - Macrossan Street

Fish and Chips Battered Mackerel, mushy peas, chips, salad & Tartare Sauce - $22 Salt & Pepper Calamari Lemon wedges - $18 Schooner Super Crisp $7.20, 18 Crimes Cabernet Sauvignon $8, Rothbury Sauvignon Blanc $28 Paddy's is one of our favourite lunch stops and has an extensive menu. What we particularly like is that, unlike most restaurants in Port Douglas, they have some wines under $30. Still not bad for a good lunch - $83.20 Brought to you by: Port Douglas Budget Dining .

Confused? Me too.

Sassi's Cucina 4 Macrossan Street Sassi's has been one of our favourite restaurants for some time. What is confusing though is most of it is on the footpath and there are two parts? One part is the restaurant and one part is the "I don't know". At one part you can buy a carafe of house wine and the other part you can't have house wine unless it is in a glass and part of a special. All this on the public footpath? The food was good: The confusion at the till wasn't. Trying to make our visitors more comfortable. .

Ramada Resort - 316 Port Douglas Road

Our first lunch for the year. We have been here twice before and welcomed the new look furniture. Of course fish and chips (Tempura) for me - $18 With a very expensive bottle of wine - $45 That is too much when you are dining casually on plastic furniture and plastic plates. It was a good Sauvignon Blanc but really for a lunch it should have been about $25 not $45. The fish and chips were OK, I wish they would use Spanish Mackerel instead of Coral Trout but for $18 sit down it was OK. The Steak Sandwich was very good - $22 With a glass of Cabernet Sauvignon - $9 We considered lunch was good and when you think of places in this neck of the woods, Silkara Lagoons, Reef Resort and the Oaks Resort, the Ramada is the clear winner. More on the wine. A couple of days later we had the same wine at a restaurant in Mossman for $25 per bottle, not $45 like the Ramada and we were not sitting on plastic furniture and eating off plastic plate...

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