Port Douglas Restaurant Strip

Just lately we have been testing out pizza in Macrossan Street. We look at a lot of things but also the price of the wine. In this case, Angove Studio Series-Shiraz, was excellent for $29. Wood fired pizza is offered in two sizes at reasonable prices. 24 Macrossan Street

Lunch on a hot November day. Sea food platter - $27 Calamari - $18 Pinot Gris - $39 It was OK, the platter was a lot better than the Calamari. This is Pub grub with an over-priced wine.

REX SMEAL PARK Free BBQ PRAWN SKEWERS - 6 for $7.20 FRENCH STICK - $1.70 ICEBERG LETTUCE  - $1 Coles - Prawn Skewers $7.20,  French Stick $1.70 Iceberg Lettuce $1.00 PINOT GRIGIO - $4.75 Lunch in the Park for two - $15.65 cheap eats Port Douglas .

Great Outlook Probably the most patronised restaurant in Port Douglas whose history dates back to the early '80's when it was called "Danny's". Atmosphere, value, service, quality all rate highly. Linguini pepperincino,  house made gnocchi of the day & Dog Ridge Sauvignon Blanc Salsa Bar & Grill 26 Wharf Street Port Douglas Phone: 4099 4922 Port Douglas Website

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. .

Screenshot from an iPad Of all the restaurants and eateries in Queensland, 100 were selected by the Courier Mail for a newspaper supplement and their responsive website. Great graphics and a QR code to get you onto the website. Un-believably the Douglas Shire gets 3 mentions: Mossman Markets - fresh tucker Kuku Yalanji Heritage Cultural Tours - bush tucker Harrisons - flash tucker Courtesy of Cheap Eats Port Douglas .

BYO As Port Douglas frequent diners we are on the lookout for value. BYO, Bring Your Own wine, beer or spirits is not overdone in Port Douglas  and that is a pity because it can cut your dining bill in half. The service in the Star of Siam is provided by people deeply connected with the restaurant. Our Thai hostess had us seated in moments with white wine glasses and an ice bucket  for our BYO white wine. That was an excellent start and I am not sure that any restaurant in Port Douglas could match it. We had some Salt & Pepper Squid, Mongolian Beef and deep fried King Prawns for Lunch and absolutely loved it. This Restaurant stacks up well with any other eatery in Port Douglas Our Bill $57 Where is it? 12 Macrossan Street Port Douglas Phone: 4099 6912 Keeping our diners happy.