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Don’t delay. Just escargot!

Le Petit Chef in Broadbeach is brie-ond belief!

Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

Excuse our French but we NEED to talk about the best tart-are in town! Opening in Broadbeach on 21 June, Le Petit Chef may be small by name but don’t be fooled, as the authentic flavours at this fine-dining French foodie haven are tres grande!

Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

As you step into the refined yet cosy space, you’ll be greeted by a charming mix of old-world France and modern sophistication. Already the subject of water cooler chat all over town, it seamlessly blends elegance with an inviting sense of warmth.

Serving up an unforgettable journey into the heart of French cuisine, everything from the nosh to the impeccable service to the French tunes playing in the background will transport you to Europe’s golden child destination – minus the jet lag. Comfortably seating 30 diners or hosting up to 45 for a cocktail canapé-style soiree, it’s versatile and a virtuoso of its craft.

Escargot, Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
Escargot, Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

The power couple behind our new date-night / mate-night / any night go-to is Arthur and Aimy-Lee Duvillier. Arthur, who is also the Head Chef, has been cooking up a storm since the tender age of 14. While most of us were just figuring out how to use a jaffle maker, Arthur was mastering the fine art of French cuisine in Noumea, New Caledonia.

With 14 years of experience, his French cooking skills are second-to-none. By his side is the lovely Aimy-Lee, the customer service and event planning champi(gn)on of the business. With her eight years of experience, this hostess with the mostess will make sure that you not only dine like a VIP but feel like one too.

Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

‘Nuff of that, let’s talk about the MVP – the food. For lunch you can order two or three courses and we recommend starting with Tartare De Boeuf Du Chef; Chef’s beef tartare. For mains, you can’t beat Blanquette De Veau Accompagnée De Pommes De Terre Kipfler; French veal stew with creamy white sauce served with kipfler potatoes. And for dessert, no one does a Plateau De Fromage Français (French cheese platter) quite like Le Petit Chef! And because, well, cheese.

Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
Boeuf Rossini at Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

If you’re visiting for dinner, choose from either the a la carte menu or the four course menu for an extra spesh night out. Whichever way you go, the signature dish is a must; Boeuf Rossini, Épinards Et Jus À La Truffe. Featuring beef Rossini, pan fried Foie Gras, spinach and truffle jus, it’s the duck’s nuts and well worth the splurge.

Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

The only way this could possibly be better is if you prelude your main with an entrée, like Saint Jacques Et Son Siphon De Corail Au Safran (aka pan fry scallops and coral saffron siphon). And at this point, you may as well go full pig-out mode and opt-in for sweets too. Our pick is the Duo De Mousse Au Chocolat, Consummé De Fraise À L’estragon; a duo of chocolate mousse, strawberry and tarragon consommé. Ooh la la!

Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

Le Petit Chef also offers private dining experiences tailored just for you. Whether it’s a romantic dinner, a family celebration, or a corporate event, they’ll create a bespoke experience with personalised menus and perfect wine pairings. Plus, they even regularly host cultural events and workshops, from culinary masterclasses to wine-tasting sessions.

Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

So mesdames et messieurs, don’t baguette about it – put Le Petit Chef at the top of your list and experience the very best of authentic French cuisine right here on the GC.

Where: 1 Sunshine Boulevard, Broadbeach Waters
When: Dinner from 5pm – late Monday to Saturday. Lunch from 11am – 2.30pm Friday & Saturday
Instagram: @petitchefgc
Website: https://lepetitchef.com.au/

Words by Bianca Trathen
Images by Mathilde Bouby

STORY SPONSORED BY LE PETIT CHEF

Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)
Le Petit Chef, Broadbeach Waters (Image: © 2024 Inside Gold Coast)

12 epic Gold Coast cocktail bars

Fig + Frankies, Broadbeach (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)
Fig + Frankies, Broadbeach (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)

If there’s one thing we never grow tired of it’s a cracking cocktail and lucky for us, the GC is a melting pot of masterful cocktails guaranteed to leave you shooketh.

Whether you’re a local or just passing through, these spots are a must-visit for anyone who loves a tipple (or five), tried and tested by the team because you know, we had to complete our due diligence. From beachy vibes to moody speakeasies, here’s the scoop on where to sip the best cocktails in town.

Fantales cocktail, Rosella's, Burleigh (image supplied)
Fantales cocktail, Rosella's, Burleigh (image supplied)

Rosella’s
Rosella’s has been bringing all things Australiana to bustling Burleigh since January 2019, recently winning the coveted ‘Best Cocktail Bar in Queensland’ gong. And what’s more quintessentially 2024 Aussie behaviour than sipping on a host of sensational cocktails in a beautiful beachy ‘burb?! Serving up nostalgic and native fare, this little ripper hums until late seven nights a week. ‘Knoath!
Our pick: Fantales. Our fave (discontinued) lolly in liquid form. Rosella’s Blend Bundaberg Rum, Mac. Daintree Dark Choc, Mushroom Garum Caramel, Wattleseed Butter – with their very own custom Fantales.
Where: 1734 Gold Coast Highway, Burleigh

Cantina, Mermaid Beach (image by Ben Trueman, The Ocean Club)
Cantina, Mermaid Beach (image by Ben Trueman, The Ocean Club)

Cantina
Mermaid Beach locals will tell you that if you’re frothing for a quality cocktail (us – always), it’s Cantina for the win. This pint-sized neighbourhood tapas bar proves that good things come in small packages and by good things, we mean cocktails. Forming the perfect pair with sibling Piatto Italian restaurant right next door, line your tum with Spanish style bar bites so that your sneaky cocktail can turn into two…or five….
Our pick: Quattro Bianchi- A citrussy Italian take on the Long Island Ice Tea
Where: 2460 Gold Coast Highway, Mermaid Beach

The Cambus Wallace, Nobby Beach (image supplied)
The Cambus Wallace, Nobby Beach (image supplied)

The Cambus Wallace
If you haven’t stepped aboard The Cambus Wallace, are you even a Gold Coaster? Serving up the finest classic cocktails, international rums and whiskeys, and heartwarming food, the only thing moodier than the dark hues of the boat-themed bar is you if you don’t sample at least one of their tipples. There’s a reason (AKA epic cocktails) that it always gets a nod on our lists!
Our pick: Maiden Voyage #2: Fresh muddled pineapple, Sailor Jerry spiced rum, Brinley coconut rum,  Angostura white rum, fresh lime juice, simple syrup, and tiki bitters.
Where: 4/2237 Gold Coast Highway, Nobby Beach

Fig + Frankie, Broadbeach (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)
Fig + Frankie, Broadbeach (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)

Fig + Frankies
If artisanal cocktails and coastal-inspired tapas are your kryptonite, you need Fig + Frankies in your life. One of Broadbeach’s laneway treasures, the cocktail list is as impressive as the venue’s arch features, exposed brick, and charmingly textured interior. Phone a friend, your other half, or anyone who appreciates a killer cocktail and we’ll meet you there.
Our pick: Number 42 – Arette Blanco Tequila, Piel de Sapo Tea, Maidenii Classic Vermouth + Lychee Foam. Bitter + Sweet.
Where: 4/2707 Gold Coast Hwy, Broadbeach

Cocktail at Six-Tricks Distilling Co., Mermaid Beach (image supplied)
Cocktail at Six-Tricks Distilling Co., Mermaid Beach (image supplied)

Six Tricks Distilling Co.
Hold onto your highball glasses Gold Coast because Six Tricks is redefining the local distillery scene one cocktail, rum, or whisky at a time (okay, maybe more than one). This two-million-dollar masterpiece is state-of-the-art with a spacious indoor bar and sunset deck perf for sipping the night away – and even a private cask hall! You’ll be left shaken not stirred in the best possible way.
Our Pick: Melon & Lime Highball: Lime Leaf Six-Tricks Vodka, Melon Liqueur, Fino Sherry, Lacto Honeydew, Carbonated.
Where: 3 Brightlands Court, Mermaid Beach

The Exhibitionist Bar, HOTA (image supplied)
The Exhibitionist Bar, HOTA (image supplied)

The Exhibitionist Bar
Flirt with breathtaking views across the Gold Coast to the Hinterland – and a cracking array of cocktails – at The Exhibitionist Bar. Sitting high on the HOTA Gallery rooftop, its specialty cocktails are inspired and expertly curated using the major art exhibitions as the starting point to each creation. Changing with each new major exhibition, this means you’ll never run out of reasons to pop in for a sip.
Our Pick: NAKED AND FAMOUS- #69  Rhubi Mistelle, Becherovka, Altos Tequila, Amores Mezcal, lime
Where: 135 Bundall Road, Surfers Paradise

The Tainted Apple Cocktail, Granddad Jack's, Miami (image supplied)
The Tainted Apple Cocktail, Granddad Jack's, Miami (image supplied)

Granddad Jack’s
Distil our beating hearts! With a fresh curation of concoctions that could coax Sleeping Beauty herself from her 100-year slumber, this magical albeit not-so-faraway Miami-based fave has earned quite the rap for its bewitching, fable-inspired concoctions. If you’re after something extra spesh that you can’t find at every other cocktail bar, welcome. Extra points for everything from syrups to spirits made on site.
Our Pick: The Tainted Apple – Greenhouse Gin, Clear Apple Juice, Sour Coriander Cordial. Green Apple Slice, ‘Tainted’ Charcoal Drops.
Where: 45 Lemana Lane, Miami

Sandfire, Burleigh (image supplied)
Sandfire, Burleigh (image supplied)

Sandfire
Looking for an absolute beachfront cocktail tapas bar? Look no further – this.is.it. Serving up an exciting fusion of coastal charm, inventive cocktails, and sumptuous tapas, it’s a winner winner cocktail dinner. Crafted by expert mixologists, the cocktail list boasts an array of innovative libations, from classic martinis to exotic tropical creations, so you’re assured a perfect pairing for every palate and mood.
Our pick: FUTURE PIÑA- Spiced rum, toasted coconut, jasmine, lemon balm, plum, pineapple C02
Where: 293 The Esplanade, Miami

Negroni at Bar Evelyn, Coolangatta (image by Jared O'Sullivan)
Negroni at Bar Evelyn, Coolangatta (image by Jared O'Sullivan)

Bar Evelyn
You’ve never met a cooler Evelyn (and if you’re born after 1980 – you’ve probably never met one). This antipasto and pizza bar has not only garnered a staunch following for its A+ seasonal antipasti, sough dough pizza, and freshly made pizza, but also for the evelyn-utionary cocktails. With warm and cosy feels for days (particularly perf this time of year), Evelyn is especially epic on a cool winter’s night.
Our pick: Limoncello Margarita-  Altos bianco tequila, Limoncello, lemon, sugar. salt
Where: Shop 20, 52-58 Marine Parade, Coolangatta

Destino, Sanctuary Cove (image supplied)
Destino, Sanctuary Cove (image supplied)

Destino
With inspo derived from Mediterranean islands where world class service, design and atmosphere collide to create an unforgettable destination – need we say more? This little gem at Sanctuary Cove is the gift that keeps on giving. Earning a reputation within its first week as a cocktail connoisseur’s haven, the initial hype has not only endured – it continues to soar. If you’re up the north end (or even if you’re not) – just go.
Our Pick: Strawberry Fields- Peach liqueur, vodka, simple syrup, lime & house made strawberry puree
Where: 4601 Masthead Way, Hope Island

Suga, Palm Beach (image supplied)
Suga, Palm Beach (image supplied)

Suga
With a name that (literally) sums up our guilty pleasure, Suga lives up to its namesake – and then some. When it comes to our local speakeasy, the only thing more satisfying than the cocktails is the…no, it’s the cocktails. The low-lit lamps highlight the insanely good menu, which serves as the perfect belly-liner so that you can partake in another cocktail (yes, even on a school night).
Our pick: Not A ‘Colada- rum, coco, water, pineapple, lime, agave
Where: 1142 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Cinco De Mayo at Veladora (image supplied)
Veladora (image supplied)

Veladora
Asking us to “find the red palm tree”– challenge accepted! We all know any restaurant or watering hole at The Star Gold Coast never misses a beat and Veladora is no exception. This place is actual cocktail nirvana so take it from us; leave the car at home because you won’t be able to stop at one. Watching the mixologists in action is half the fun and don’t even get us started on the vibe, thanks to Mezcal-inspired speakeasy design.
Our pick: The Margarita! Herradura Plata, orange liqueur & fresh lime juice
Where: The Star Gold Coast, Casino Drive, Broadbeach

Words by Bianca Trathen

17 reasons locals love Broadbeach

Social Eating House + Bar kitchen (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
Social Eating House + Bar kitchen (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

Broadbeach has long been regarded as one of our wining, dining and shopping. With a number of ‘stayers’ boasting staunch followers for many moons, sprinkled with a hearty helping of shiny new eats and drinks players, nothing can dull the sparkle of this burb’s A-grade entertainer status.

Here are precisely 17 reasons why locals – and Gold Coasters far and wide – love themselves a piece of our much-loved Broady.

Social Eating House + Bar
If you’re a foodie, this is your go-to. A modern Australian sensation, Social has more hats than a Milliner’s workshop. With Executive Chef Matthew Jefferson in charge, you’ll experience a carefully curated range of bar snacks, charcuterie, and small and large share plates, all featuring the finest Australian ingredients and paired to perfection. A meal here is worth.every.cent.
Where: 3 Oracle Boulevard, Broadbeach

Exterior of The Star Gold Coast at sunset with Broadbeach in the background (image supplied)
Exterior of The Star Gold Coast at sunset with Broadbeach in the background (image supplied)

The Star Gold Coast
If ever there was a reason to get a babysitter, it’s for a session at The Star. Between the live music and amazing food at the Garden Kitchen & Bar, award-winning Cantonese, Japanese and modern Australian cuisine at Uncle Su, Kiyomi, and Nineteen at The Star, authentic Italian eats at Cucina Vivo, the ultimate buffet experience at Harvest Buffet, a few bevvies at the new-look Atrium Bar and/or the Insta-fave rooftop lounge bar at Nineteen, who needs to go anywhere else?
Where: 1 Casino Drive, Broadbeach

Broadbeach Bowls Club
Nothing says a chilled GC arvo like a game of barefoot bowls with a brew in hand. Another enduring favourite amongst the local set here on the GC, Broadbeach Bowls Club never fails to deliver a feel-good time for young and old. They serve up big portions of all your go-to pub-grub meals and do a great canape package for a laid-back birthday or celebration.
Where: 169 Surf Parade, Broadbeach

Dracula's Cabaret (image courtesy of Destination Gold Coast)
Dracula's Cabaret (image courtesy of Destination Gold Coast)

Dracula’s Cabaret Restaurant
If you’re after a tried and tested, long-standing comedic cabaret, good ‘ole Dracs has been serving up frights, food and frivolity since we were all ankle-biters. Most people are sold when they hear there’s a ghost train alone, let alone the actual show (which changes every so often, so there’s always a reason to go back), banquet dinner…and shots in syringes!
Where: Hooker Boulevard, Broadbeach

Aloha Bar and Dining
This tropical hidden treasure is all fun vibes, good food and cracking good times. Popular for its hospo nights, taco Thursdays, karaoke nights, live music and pumping DJs, there’s always something going on here. The tapas always deliver the feels (bao buns…I die!!), the Cucumber and Jalapeno Margi is (too) easy to drink, and we never tire of the super cute fit-out.
Where: 18 Main Place, Broadbeach

Sofia's Restaurant and Bar (Image: © 2021 Inside Gold Coast)
Sofia's Restaurant and Bar (Image: © 2021 Inside Gold Coast)

Sofia’s Restaurant & Bar
With an impressive contemporary Coastal European menu, we are completely besotted with Sofia’s…and we’re not alone. A meal here is all about enjoying and sharing simple, delicious food with your favourite people – as it should be, and truly encapsulates the famous words ‘That’s Amore’. Also, you heard it here first but Sofia’s is on the move. Watch this space!
Where: The Oasis Shopping Centre, Victoria Avenue, Broadbeach

Elk Espresso
Have you ever seen this place anything but bulging at the seams? Aaaand of course you haven’t. Since its pre-migration days just up the road, it’s had an army of raving fans and yes, this obvs includes us. A hop, skip and a jump from the beach, the coffee is all-time, the seasonal menus are heavenly, and they even do a Boozy Bottomless Brunch. And sold.
Where: The Oasis Shopping Centre, 12 Victoria Avenue, Broadbeach

Blues on Broadbeach 2022 (image supplied)
Blues on Broadbeach 2022 (image supplied)

Blues on Broadbeach
So unlike our other listings, it may not be here 24/7 but it’s that much of a Broady icon that it would be criminal not to throw it a mention. As the name suggests, it brings us world-class blues and jazz music from locals and famous acts alike, performing across multiple venues over four unforgettable days. And it’s free, and sorry but when does that ever happen?
Where: Various Broadbeach venues

CHA CHA Japanese Restaurant
Gold Coasters have been CHA CHA bound for an authentic Japanese nosh-up which won’t break the bank for years, and that’s not about to change any time soon. The banquet menu is divine and every visit you’ll experience the same level of scrumptiousness. But the soy on the dim sum…it’s BYO and it’s hard to find an already affordable yet high-quality restaurant offering our 3 favourite letters. Score.
Where: 2705 Gold Coast Highway, Broadbeach

Exterior view of The Oasis centre from Surf Parade at night (image courtesy of Destination Gold Coast)
Exterior view of The Oasis centre from Surf Parade at night (image courtesy of Destination Gold Coast)

The Oasis
An everyday escape for locals, The Oasis is one of our numero uno shopping centres and for good reason. Not only some unique fashion boutiques live here, but the sheer number of amazing eateries is tres impressive. In addition to the ones we highlight in this article, we’re talking Mario’s, Madisons Café and Patisserie, Spice Kitchen and Bar, and The Broadbeach Tavern to name just a few. It’s a #OneStopShop.
Where: 75 Surf Parade, Broadbeach

Soho House Bar
Just look for the London-esk red phone box and you know good times await. An intimate, hidden gem-adorned in graffiti and jam-packed with peeps sipping and bopping along to the sweet sounds of live DJ’s, this joint is seriously cool. The cocktail list is l.i.t, the crew are super engaging, and they’ve even been known to host things like a Wild Flower Gin Masterclass. What’s not to love?
Where: Gold Coast Highway, Broadbeach (between Queensland and Victoria Avenues)

Unicorn Seafood Restaurant interior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
Unicorn Seafood Restaurant interior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

Unicorn Seafood
You just know it’s destined for greatness with ‘Unicorn’ in the name. This Mediterranean seafood-infused newcomer has hit the ground running with its all-day menu goodness, and show-stopping cocktail menu that’s 20 options deep #hellofriend. You can’t help it but exhale as you settle into the relaxing blue and white-hued space, brimming with ocean murals and friendly smiles from the welcoming staff.
Where: Phoenician Resort, 24-26 Queensland Avenue, Broadbeach

No Name Lane
Okay, Blake Lively declared her caffeine hit from No Name Lane as “the best coffee of her life” and holy heck, if it’s good enough for Queen Blake… Better than any boujee on-trend Melbourne café, the coffee here has a cult following. The all-day breakfasts and gourmet lunches also go down a treat so if you haven’t been, remedy this immediately.
Where: The Oracle, Elizabeth Avenue, Broadbeach

Pacific Fair Shopping Centre (image supplied)
Pacific Fair Shopping Centre (image supplied)

Pacific Fair
Pacific Fair, oh how we love thee. Any time we want a new ensemble for, well, any occasion (retail therapy is real you know), we all beeline for Pac Fair. With every retailer you could possibly wish for, amazing food options and seriously THE most gorgeous shopping centre fit-out we’ve seen, there are luxe and lush coastal accents at every turn.
Where: Gold Coast Hwy and Hooker Blvd, Broadbeach

The Loose Moose
Specialising in “dirty food made clean”, there are always bums on seats in this Prohibition Tap and Grill House, one of the Gennari Group’s most popular establishments. The delish menu offers up the best of the best Canadian fare like ribs, wings, hot dogs and burgers, and is always ready for a crowd to #GetLooseAtTheMoose.
Where: The Oasis Shopping Centre, Broadbeach

The Pink Flamingo Spiegelclub (image supplied)
The Pink Flamingo Spiegelclub (image supplied)

The Pink Flamingo Spiegelclub
LBR, you had us at Spiegelclub. The Pink Flamingo has become a fave for locals, visitors and critics alike, with its four spectacular resident cabaret-style shows. Custom designed with a twist of swanky art-deco décor and inspired by the original 1920’s Spiegeltent and the NYC Cabaret Club district, it’s five-star luxury and entertainment not to be missed.
Where: Corner of Surf Parade & Victoria Avenue, Broadbeach

Kurrawa Surf Club
Ocean views don’t come any better than this. With legit THE most prime location, Kurrawa Surf Club has everything you’d want from a Surf Club…and more. With awesome regular members specials and fresh ingredients, there’s no such thing as a bad meal here. They host a trivia night and live music, and of course there’s the obligatory gaming lounge for those who like a flutter.
Where: Old Burleigh Road, Broadbeach

Words by Bianca Trathen.

Ready for a Bastille Day rendezvous to remember?

Bastille Day menu at Bistro on3, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)
Bastille Day menu at Bistro on3, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)

Holy crepe Gold Coasters – it’s almost July, which means our favourite day of French celebration is just around the corner. Though we won’t be pedalling about France on two wheels, eating our bodyweight in bread and cheese for the occasion, c’est la vie. Because Sofitel Gold Coast’s magnifique annual Bastille Day celebrations are back and bready to show us how it’s done Parisian-style, with a stack of scrumptious revelling lined up to commemorate. And if not the motherland – where better to get in the spirit than our ever-dependable and delectable resident French star!

Crêpe Suzette, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)
Crêpe Suzette, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)

This Sunday July 14 from 12 – 3pm, don your beret for the crème de la crème of Bastille Day celebrations – or delight in one of France’s most iconic dessert dishes ‘til heart’s content, with an irresistible fare special available all month long. If you truly want to trick the tastebuds into forgetting we haven’t escaped the Australian winter in favour of frolicking about the South of France, consider this year’s delectable Bastille Day lunch buffet spread hosted at Bistro On3 your first class ticket.

As the GC’s home of French inspired indulgence, the team at Sofitel Gold Coast never shy away from an opportunity to showcase – or spoil us with – the best that French culture and cuisine has to offer. So naturally, when it comes to honouring the national day of their homeland, this is where they shine!

Bastille Day menu at Bistro on3, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)
Bastille Day menu at Bistro on3, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)

In a setting as perfect for a romantic tête-à-tête as it is for a whole fam rendezvous, Bistro On3 will be dressed to the nines in blue, blanc, and rouge in honour of the occasion. Be transported to Paris as the enchanting aroma of authentic flavours fill the air. Whip your tastebuds into a frenzy feasting upon time-honoured favourites such as traditional soupe à l’oignon and soul-hugging boeuf bourguignon.

Of course, what French feast would be complete without the pièce de résistance of celebratory fare – a towering croquembouche! To conclude Bistro On3’s exquisite ode to the City of Lights, will be none other than a mountain of glistening cream puffs bound together with golden caramel – and we could think of no better grand finale than this feat of Parisian pastry mastery, oui?

Bastille Day menu at Bistro on3, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)
Bastille Day menu at Bistro on3, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)

When it comes to an iconic cuisine that has bestowed this many gastronomic gifts upon the world – one day of revelry hardly cuts the Dijon mustard! And thankfully Francophiles, Bistro On3 agrees the mouthwatering merriment should not stop there. The French joie de vivre lives on all month long – in the form of one of the country’s most legendary desserts – Crêpes Suzette, served from 11am-9pm daily.

Bastille Day menu at Bistro on3, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)
Bastille Day menu at Bistro on3, Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach (image supplied)

If your insatiable appetite for Parisian treats is as sky-high as the Eiffel Tower, report to Bistro On3 to get your fill. With the classic, Grand Mariner drenched flaming dish available for a grand total of only $10 throughout July… talk about a searing hot deal! Arriving swimming in boozy orange-butter sauce before being set ablaze by the chef – what better testament to the French zest for food than this perfectly balanced spectacle of a sweet treat. And at only $10 a pop, surely we aren’t the only ones fully prepared to be on a first name basis with the chefs before month’s end. Bastille our beating hearts!

For more information and to view the menu click here.

Where: Sofitel Gold Coast Broadbeach, 81 Surf Parade, Broadbeach
When:
Bastille Day Lunch Buffet: Sunday 14 July from 12-3pm. $125 per person,13-17 year olds: $79 per child, 5-12 year olds: $39 per child, 0-4 year olds: free.
Crêpes Suzette Activation: 1–31 July from 11am-9pm daily.

Words by Kellie Leader

STORY SPONSORED BY SOFITEL GOLD COAST & BISTRO ON3.

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