POSTCARD: 5 Things You Must Eat, Noosa, Australia

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Noosa is surrounded by national parks with no high rises in site. This up-market tourist town has a pristine beach with white sands and gentle waves. An abundance of local seafood graces most restaurant menus, the most popular is the Noosa spanner crab.

Noosa Farmers Market

Offering a relaxing Sunday brunch in the shade of towering Australian gums, slurping on a zesty lemon and ginger drink while eating roti chanai. The local food growers and producers showcase their handy work. Displaying organic vegetables, fresh baked bread, spreads, local smoked seafood and creamy cheeses to fill your picnic basket before hitting the beach.

British Pork Pies by Wensleys & Cane Juice with Ginger

Noosa Surf Life Saving Club – Surf and Turf

While the Surf Life Saving Club keep the swimmers safe. Upstairs at the restaurant sit on the deck overlooking the beach, to enjoy a bucket of prawns washed down with an icy cold beer. Other Australian pub classic like crumbed calamari, fish and chips or surf and turf (garlic prawns stacked on top of a steak – also known as reef and beef) on the lunch and dinner menu.

Rickys river bar & Restaurant

Relax while watching the sun set over the river on a warm afternoon drinking chilled wine or cocktails. You can choose a variety of dishes from the tapas menu or enjoy a bowl of spaghetti with the famous Noosa spanner crab, lemon, chili, garlic and parsley.

Royal Copenhagen Ice-cream

This place has been here since I was a kid, our favourite stop after a swim at the beach. The sweet smell of the freshly cooked waffle cones wafts down the street getting stronger as you approach the store. Flavours to try are maple and macadamia, mango, strawberry or devil’s chocolate. 

Noosa Farmers Market

Every Sunday 7am-12pm
149 Weyba Road, Noosaville
http://www.noosafarmersmarket.com.au/
 

Noosa Surf Life Saving Club

69 Hasting Street, Noosa
http://www.noosasurfclub.com.au
 

Rickys River Bar + Restaurant

Noosa Wharf, Quamby Place, Noosa
http://www.rickys.com.au

Royal Copenhagen Ice-Cream

Shop 47, Hastings Street, Noosa

Quality Seafood Noosa

Shop 124, Eumundi Noosa Road, Noosaville,
http://www.qualityseafoodnoosa.com.au
Ph.  07 5442 4919

 

Lizzie Moult

Lizzie Moult

Planning, cooking, chasing kids & running an online business; it might seem like there is a lot going on. Yet Lizzie is all about living simply and creating a flexible lifestyle that enables plenty of travel, adventure and quality time. A lifestyle writer and photographer for over 10 years for numerous publications, working online for over 14 years Lizzie also works as Cognitive Behavioural Therapist to help people live a life with passion & purpose without people-pleasing, imposter syndrome and seeking approval at www.lizziemoult.com.
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  1. Noosa is a beautiful place, I love the walk along the main road along the coastline (that goes to the National Park?). Those prawns look divine!!! Have had those bucket of prawns in Cairns before, we don’t get them in SA like that…shame really.

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