3 Best Seasonal Restaurants in Hope Island

3 restaurants available nearby

1. Cove Cafe

3.7

Very Good(376)

Price: Expensive

• Afternoon Tea • Hope Island

Enter into InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort’s iconic breakfast & high tea destination, recently reimagined with a tropic-inspired aesthetic reflecting the natural beauty of Sanctuary Cove. Reinvigorated with natural oak panelling and olive-hued velvets that set off the venue’s original emerald stained-glass window features. As the first Australian hotel to feature Tea Forté, Resort Executive Chef Hamish Watt and his team have expertly designed an elegant High Tea Immersion menu brimming with new interpretations of their globally renowned tea flavours.

A photo of Frenzy's - Southport Sharks restaurant

2. Frenzy's - Southport Sharks

4.2

Awesome(1093)

Price: Moderate

• Modern Australian • Southport

Lunch:Southport Sharks are proud to offer Value Lunches to all our Members & Guests, meaning you can enjoy your favourites for LESS! Meals start from as little as $13, making it more affordable than ever to get a good quality meal.Dinner:The complete all-you-can-eat buffet at Frenzy’s has now returned to being on offer 7 nights a week! From Monday to Thursday enjoy our full range of incredible dishes, then from Friday to Sunday enjoy even more with the addition of prawns, mussels & other delicious seafood dishes.

A photo of GOTO Japanese Restaurant restaurant

3. GOTO Japanese Restaurant

4.8

Exceptional(103)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese • Southport

The restaurant where authenticity can be found and the satisfaction of our customers are never forgotten.The home of some of Japan's most traditional dishes, GOTO is a group of Nagasaki and home to head chef.Welcome to Japan, welcome to GOTO!

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Cove Cafe

2. Frenzy's - Southport Sharks

3. GOTO Japanese Restaurant

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