Cairns Restaurants

... , we must warn you that this page will be of no help to those interested in the following: up-market hotels; classy restaurants; expensive tours; sit-down toilets. However, if you are interested in discovering what the world is like from the eyes of a ...

... and a bikepath that follows the shoreline with the opposite side of the street oozing with tourist shops, restaurants, cafes', hostels, clubs and bars. we even walked through the famous Night Markets which are held every night off the ...

... year is very quiet but has a lot of bars, restaurants and shops - more importantly cheap backpacker bars, free hostel food restaurants and second hand book shops. Next to the Marina is The Lagoon which is a huge free swimming pool with changing ...

... top brand name represented.   On the opposite side of the road from the boardwalk are many high rise hotels, outdoor restaurants and the Casino. The second time we went into town we walked up towards the Railway station and commented how there were ...

... , not much light, not what we remember, but there is a caravan park which has a spare cabin, so we book in. The local restaurants are pretty pricey, and not all that flash, so we settle for a home cooked meal, watching the Blues get up in the State of ...

... ! :) Im staying along the Esplanade, the sea front so-to-speak - its the Main Street in Cairns city and is lined with all sorts of gorgeous restaurants and shops and hotels.  The streets are lined with palm trees that are filled with massive Fruit ...

... in our hotel, we got out and explored Cairns on foot. The more we explored, the more I discovered Cairns is very touristy. Almost all the shops and restaurants have signboards in Japanese in additional to English, Japanese menu and speaking staff. At some ...

... just a bit bigger than Kingston, population-wise, but seems much bigger, with its beautiful "Esplanade" waterfront area packed with restaurants, bars, and shops. It has a beautiful walkway all along the waterfront as well as a winding two lane bike path ...

... dish from $3 to $2.50 a dish. So we ate at Zipang sushi, and it was amazing.  It was one of those Japanese restaurants where the food is prepared fresh in the centre of the restaurant, and then the chef’s put the dishes on a conveyor belt that ...

... , we got off the plane and went to find food. Again, we we ate at Hungry Jacks, unfortunately, there weren't any healthier restaurants in the airport. I had a double cheeseburger. We then walked towards our gate, to catch our flight to Cairns. By the time ...

... way up the block to the main drag known as the Esplanade. Dotted with trendy surf shops, hostels and ridiculously overpriced restaurants, the Esplanade was exactly everything that I thought it would be. I do have to say that the occasional digiridoo shop ...

... so there is a small man made lagoon. Its full of both backpacker places and holiday apartments, with some really nice restaurants. It has a lovely atmosphere, and is really nice just to walk around at night. We managed to catch the terrible Hatton ...

... . Not the most beautiful of places by and stretch of the imagination but with a good deal of cheap accommodation and lots of small restaurants and bars, it might be a fun place to come back to for a proper visit some day! Lunch time came around and ...

... eine schön angelegte Küstenstrasse (The Esplanade) und die so typischen wenigen Shoppingstrassen mit vielen Bars und Restaurants. In Cairns ist nicht wirklich Grossstadtfeeling zu spüren. Das Taucher- und Wassersport-Mekka versprüht durch seine ...

... . Most of the restaurants that we look at are fully booked, this being Easter Sunday and all. Menu boards outside the restaurants boast pictures of celebs who have eaten at their kitchens. Most interesting is the one of Bill Clinton dates September 11 ...

... I thought it was much nicer than advertised.  The main drag along the ocean, known as the Esplanade, has dozens of restaurants and shops with outdoor seating available.  The downtown area is probably about 10 blocks by 5 blocks in size, and ...

... Kuranda village was a hippy hangout in the 60s but it has turned into an upmarket tourist trap full of boutiques, restaurants & art galleries - the Peter Jarver Gallery sells photographic prints for $3,500 each. There are Butterfly Sanctuaries, Venom ...

... bar and I must say, the sushi was very good. There are lots of Japanese who live in/visit Cairns and that translates into a whole range of Japanese restaurants and sushi bars. I tried crocodile karaage (deep-fried crocodile meat) and it was really yummy ...

... shuttle bus to the airport. The last five days seemed to have whizzed by in a frenetic blur of sightseeing, dilemmas over restaurants and comfortable surroundings. Before we knew it the shuttle bus was loaded, we had said our goodbyes and the family were ...

... see so many posters that receive backpackers in modest pensions or hostels. For lunch there is a curious local Food Court, a number of restaurants for all tastes with a common room to taste the food. It's is like a buffet and when they finish some dishes ...

... food. We got into town in time for dinner and wandered down to Esplanade St, which is where we say Cairns come to life.  There were LOADS of restaurants and shops for every slice of life.  There were so many options, we took about 45 minutes to ...