Bistro 3
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Port Douglas QLD 4871
Australia
Bistro 3 Port Douglas is a stylish restaurant, bar and event venue with contemporary cuisine and an emphasis on fresh local produce, fine wine and service excellence.
Bistro 3 wraps around the corner of Wharf and Macrossan streets over-looking Anzac park and the inlet to the Coral Sea. Boasting one of the most prominent sites in Port Douglas, Bistro 3 sets the scene for an elegant dining experience unparalleled in Far North Queensland.
Whether it's a light lunch or an intimate dinner with friends...Bistro 3 provides an environment where the food and wine stand out and the rest is left to you.
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- Good for a Group
- Good for Singles
- Good for Functions
- Good for Weddings
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- Far North Queensland
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