3 Best Restaurants for Groups in Tannum Sands

3 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Pappa Dom’s Townsville restaurant

1. Pappa Dom’s Townsville

4.4

Awesome(5)

Price: Moderate

• All you can eat/Buffet • Townsville CBD

Pappa Dom's is Townsville's newest buffet pizza, pasta and dessert bar! Loaded with your favourite pizzas, pastas, soft service ice cream and delicious cocktails, we are a family friendly restaurant that will give you value for money!!We are located in the CBD under the Clarion Hotel in Townsville City.

2. A Touch of Salt

4.8

Exceptional(2644)

Price: Expensive

• Modern Australian • Townsville CBD

Booked 7 times today

Enjoy the breathtaking waterfront views, sparkling starry night skies, and refreshing breezes of our outdoor balcony, or opt for indoor air-conditioned seating to beat the heat (which can be a must in North Queensland!).Our restaurant's name, A Touch of Salt, is a play on our family name, Brine. In 2005, we started as a family business, and our family-style approach of offering genuine hospitality and meals designed for conversation has always been the heart of A Touch of Salt. Over the years, we have perfected our restaurant to become one of the best casual fine-dining restaurants in the North.We take pride in being appreciated by the locals of Townsville as well as travellers from all over Australia.

3. Rockpool Pavilion

4.2

Awesome(364)

Price: Moderate

• Modern Australian • North Ward

Booked 1 time today

Rockpool Pavilion focuses on modern, casual and family friendly dining, located on Townsville's iconic 'Strand'.On the plate and in the glass, we foster a menu using fresh local produce inspired by the ocean on our doorstep.Our team create memorable experiences through our commitment to celebrate every occasion.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Pappa Dom’s Townsville

2. A Touch of Salt

3. Rockpool Pavilion

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