Best Buffet (Seafood, Chinese, etc) in Kingscliff

"If your buffet strategy involves eating your body weight in prawns, put this seafood specialist on speed-dial. Citrique’s seafood buffet is available for lunch on weekends and dinner Monday to Saturday evenings and it’s worth shelling out for top-quality local prawns, Hervey Bay scallops, mussels, Tasmanian smoked salmon, oysters and crab. Leave a little room on the plate for antipasto, roasts, Asian-inspired dishes, wood-fired pizza and European classics."

"From endless ocean to sparkling skyline and hints of hinterland, nobody sets the scene for a smorgasbord quite like Four Winds. Queensland’s only revolving restaurant, 26 floors up and custom-built for the hotel, dishes up ever-changing 360-degree views … just don’t take too long piling up the prawn crackers and lose track of your table (hey, it happens). An iconic Gold Coast scene deserves local cuisine, so make a beeline for spanner crabs straight off the Southport boats and salad leaves from Canungra."

"The Four Winds revolving restaurant couples an extensive buffet menu with spectacular 360-degree views across the Gold Coast. Enjoy stunning views of the coast-line while digging into spring rolls, prawns, squid, roasted meats, oysters, mussels, pork belly, beef curry, fried rice, fish, BBQ pork, Caesar salad, pavolva, and much more. Prices vary across the week, and whether guests are dining for Lunch or Dinner."

"Ranging from buffet dinner to the best buffet breakfast, here’s our list of the best Gold Coast buffet that are kid friendly."

"Soaring above the sweeping golden beaches of Surfers Paradise is the Waves Seafood Buffet, Voco Hotel, a stylish contemporary retreat with every comfort provided for guests. The hotel boasts an array of facilities to enjoy including a day spa and hairdresser, two pools and a gymnasium. There is also a cafe, bar area with Social House, Clifford’s Grill & Lounge, Waves Buffet Restaurant that offers hungry diners an extensive all-you-can-eat buffet of colourful cuisines from across the globe."

"Families on the hunt for a seafood buffet Gold Coast can head over to the Waves Buffet Restaurant, located on Surfers Paradise Boulevard. Families can look forward to a variety of favourites, including prawns and oysters alongside International cuisines. Plus, adults and children can finish off the meal with a trip to the extensive dessert bar."

"Start the day right at the Waves Buffet Restaurant with a variety of classic breakfast dishes. Enjoy eggs (cooked to your liking), tropical fruit, and much more, opening from 6:30 am. Alternatively, make your way down in the evening for the seafood buffet."

"Located on Paradise Island, Korean BBQ Buffet Gold Coast keeps hunger at bay with a panoply of items like grilled meats, seasonal salads, chicken wings and pasta dishes. Particularly large appetites can be sated with an all-you-can-eat banquet. The meal can be complemented with a drink such as a glass of wine or beer."

"Located on Paradise Island, Korean BBQ Buffet Gold Coast keeps hunger at bay with a panoply of items like grilled meats, seasonal salads, chicken wings and pasta dishes. Particularly large appetites can be sated with an all-you-can-eat banquet. The meal can be complemented with a drink such as a glass of wine or beer."

"The Gold Coast Casino buffet comes in the form of the Harvest Buffet in the Star Casino, serving a wide variety for families to indulge in. This buffet serves up pizza, curry, pasta, soup, mussels, sushi, crab, roasted meats, prawns, oysters, salad, and dessert featuring a chocolate fountain. Prices for adults and children for the Gold Coast buffet dinner are $52.90 and $28.90, respectively, from Monday to Thursday, while kids under 4 eat free."

"The classic buffet, Food Fantasy will spoil you for choice with over 80 dishes from all around the world on offer. Kids under 5 eat for free!. Location: Casino Level, adjacent to main entrance"

"Soaring above the sweeping golden beaches of Surfers Paradise is the Waves Seafood Buffet, Voco Hotel, a stylish contemporary retreat with every comfort provided for guests. The hotel boasts an array of facilities to enjoy including a day spa and hairdresser, two pools and a gymnasium. There is also a cafe, bar area with Social House, Clifford’s Grill & Lounge, Waves Buffet Restaurant that offers hungry diners an extensive all-you-can-eat buffet of colourful cuisines from across the globe."

"Families on the hunt for a seafood buffet Gold Coast can head over to the Waves Buffet Restaurant, located on Surfers Paradise Boulevard. Families can look forward to a variety of favourites, including prawns and oysters alongside International cuisines. Plus, adults and children can finish off the meal with a trip to the extensive dessert bar."

"Start the day right at the Waves Buffet Restaurant with a variety of classic breakfast dishes. Enjoy eggs (cooked to your liking), tropical fruit, and much more, opening from 6:30 am. Alternatively, make your way down in the evening for the seafood buffet."

"The Kalinda Restaurant’s Gold Coast buffet takes the form of a vast buffet breakfast. The offering features plenty of breakfast favourites, such as pastries, fruits, juice, and more. Prices start from $34 for adults, $18.50 for teenagers, and $10 for children, while kids under 4 years can eat for free."

"Merlo isn’t exactly a small operation but a trip to the roasting house and cafe at Ferry Road Brickworks in Southport is a great way to get a cup of one of their 8 specialty blends or monthly single origin special. Friendly baristas will ply you with a free cup while you’re waiting for your beans."

"Broadbeach Markets is at Kurrawa Park opposite the Oasis Shopping centre (8 am to 2 pm on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of each month). The beachfront location of Broadbeach Markets, next to theKurrawa Surf Club, makes it an excellent spot to visit. From handmade toys to leather bags and plenty of locally designed clothing, the Broadbeach market is the place to shop for Australian-made products."

"Burleigh Farmers Market is a mecca when it comes to sourcing farm-fresh food in a buzzing beachside atmosphere. The community of local foodies start early at 7am at the barista followed by breakfast from one of the internationally-inspired food trucks. Afterwards, take a wander through the stalls for fresh fruit and in-season vegetables, plus a pick of preserves, local honey, home-honed beauty products, flowers and hand made homewares."

"With more than 150 stalls filled with fashion, food, plants, flowers, homewares, beauty products and craft, the Sunday beachside Art & Craft Markets are a Gold Coast institution appearing for over 20 years in some of the Coast’s most popular beachside spots. Combine your morning wandering the markets with a swim between the flags or a surf at the beach afterwards for a perfect fix of ‘easy like a Sunday morning’, Gold Coast style. Where: Broadbeach, Burleigh and Coolangatta When: Broadbeach (1st and 3rd Sunday of the month), Burleigh (4th Sunday of the month) and Coolangatta (2nd Sunday of the month)."

"Image SourceThe Coolangatta Art and Craft Markets are held on every second Sunday of the month, all through the year. At the 150+ stores, you will find everything you name, right from hand-made crafts, farm fresh produce, cookies, cakes and preserves to hand-made jewelry, skincare products, toys, home decor and lots more. The market is held around the Queen Elizabeth Park, right on the beachfront of Coolangatta and has something in store (quite literally!) for everyone."

"Listen to talented local musicians and browse artworks, jewellery and homewares made by artists from the Gold Coast and nearby Northern Rivers at this attractive beachfront market. The Coolangatta Art & Craft Market is on the second Sunday of every month."

"If you are visiting or living on the Gold Coast with kids, you really should take them down to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and you’ll be sure they’ll have a great time. Read our “Toddler adventuring at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary” article here to see how it works with tiny tots!. Gold Coast activities for toddlers don’t get much better than the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary!"

"In the Gold Coast hinterland, this sanctuary is known around the world for its huge numbers of wild rainbow lorikeets that fly in for a feed. But that’s not the only native Aussie animal you can get up close and personal with – kangaroos, koalas, crocodiles, dingoes, wombats, echidnas, emus, quokkas and cassowaries are only a handful of the park’s adorable attractions."

"Now Open 9am – 4pm Thursday to Monday Lorikeet Feeding and Cafe open from 8am daily Holiday Must-Do The lush 27-hectare outdoor Sanctuary continues to play a vital role in […]"

"As well as Tamborine National Park, another unforgettable rainforest experience waits ahead at Burleigh Head National Park. Situated centrally on the coast, Burleigh Head National Park is easily accessible from all parts of the Gold Coast with plenty to see, do and explore for all ages and fitness levels. Each walking path offers a new experience, where you’re guaranteed to come across unique birdlife and wildlife, flora and picture-perfect nature spots for sitting down with a view."

"Getting a dose of nature on the Gold Coast doesn't have to involve driving. Burleigh Head National Park is right in the thick of things, between Palm Beach and Burleigh Heads. There's a walk around the headland that's level and easy for all ages."

"Burleigh Heads National Park is a natural forested headland in the heart of the Gold Coast. Its northern side has a famous surf break. If you walk around to the south side to Tullebudgera Creek, you can swim in the calm crystal clear waters."

"The David Fleay Wildlife Park offers a relatively inexpensive way to get your kids interested in the care, conservation and welfare of the wildlife commonly found on the Gold Coast and further afield in Australia. As an education-focused heritage-listed park, it offers a quieter, more easily accessible alternative to some of the bigger parks in the area, especially if you’re pushing a pram. Click here for their website."

"Also located in Burleigh Heads, is David Fleay Wildlife Park. Dedicated to showcasing Queensland native species, you can have a chat with one of the dedicated wildlife rangers or choose to explore the park at your own pace. It’s also the only place you’ll see the brindled nailtail wallaby thought to be extinct for over 30 years!"

"Tallebudgera Creek Boardwalk Jodie Bray © Queensland Government. Venture along raised boardwalks through mangrove forests with abundant birdlife. Keep all your senses on high alert—you never know what you might see, smell or hear!"