15 places to eat in Food Truck Deluxe
“Lunch time Thai food freshly made to order.”
Authentic Southern Thai food freshly prepared and cooked to order while sourcing local ingredients. Owner operated to ensure quality and customer service.
“Maleny's worst-kept secret”
Tight, modern-Aussie menu in a small Maple St room - duck pâté, considered cooking and a famous Sunday roast.
“small plates, big bloody bang”
Modern Asian small plates and serious cocktails just off Hastings St - book well ahead, it's always packed.
“pasta on the Espy, fair dinkum”
Big, polished Italian on the Mooloolaba Esplanade - house-made pasta, a seven-course tasting menu and a wine list to match.
“Hastings St Italian, schmick as”
Polished resort-side Italian doing house-made pasta, premium produce and a wine list that travels well beyond Italy.
“Peruvian plates, Pisco till sunset”
Peruvian-leaning small plates, ceviches and pisco sours on a buzzy Sunshine Beach Rd corner.
“where the salty crew get brekkie”
Easy, riverside brunch and coffee spot pumping out steak sangas, crab omelettes and acai bowls from dawn.
“a flat white worth the drive”
Rustic micro-roaster doing pour-overs and house-roasted beans just up the road from the markets.
“crepes by the river, oui oui”
French café doing savoury galettes, sweet crepes and proper cider served in tea cups, river side.
“river views n' Mooloolaba prawns”
Sharing-style Pacific seafood right on Gympie Tce, looking out over the Noosa River.
“post-surf brekkie, sorted”
Small, design-led Sunshine Beach café doing seed-oil-free brekkie and damn good coffee, two blocks from the surf.
“Peregian's brunch, sorted”
Polished village café in the Peregian markets doing huge brunch plates and properly considered coffee.
“Bay bugs n' a sunset, easy”
Tucked at the back of The Wharf overlooking the Spit - proper seafood, Moreton Bay bugs, and a chilli-mussel sauce that should be bottled.
“tacos n' margs, no bookings, easy”
Walk-ins-only taco bar pouring frozen margs and stacking goat, pork and beef tacos to a soundtrack of pure fun.
“up the range for a feed n' a flatty”
Country café and gift shop in a converted barn - generous brekkie, local produce, hinterland views.
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