On Sundays, we are now giving you the opportunity to bring along your favourite bottle from the cellar and enjoy it with our excellent food. There are no corkage charges, so just come along, and enjoy a night out with some friends, bring your favourite bottle, and let us take care of the rest. Our fully licensed bar will also be available to you.
During the time we were trying to think of a name for our Sunday treat, we mentioned our idea to Pete Faulkner, saying we were stuck on a name to market the concept, and he immediately came up with "Cellar Sundays", so thanks for coining a very appropriate phrase for us Pete!
We encourage you to pass this information on to your family, friends and colleagues, and we look forward to looking after your culinary needs as you enjoy your favourite drop.
Friend's Restaurant - Village Green - Porter Promenade - Mission Beach - 07 4068 7107
Mission Beach Business & Tourism presents “A Business Bites Function” with Paronella Park’s Mark Evans
Re-invent your Business for Financial Success
Mark Evans owner of Paronella Park, the hugely successful tourist venue voted Number 1 in the RACQ 150 Must Do's in Queensland, will be sharing his expertise and experience to assist the business owners of our region to re-invent their business for financial success.
$15 per person includes a light breakfast
Wednesday 17th March 2010
7.30am - 9am
Special thanks to Host venue: Mission Beach Resort and Host Accommodation: Licuala Lodge B & B
RSVP 12th March 2010 to Angi or Lorna on 07 4068 7099
info@missionbeachtourism.com
Snake Whisperer Adrian Walker firmly believes that he was born with a wooden handled pen in his hand, one end to write with and the other for the purpose of stirring.
An experienced serpent handler and highly regarded naturalist, his skills were quickly noted by the local Wildcare group and so the gestation of a book began.
The book, superbly photographed by Michael Anthony and whimsically illustrated by Daryl Dickson, details moments of a year in the life of a tropical snake handler, incidents which may disturb, amuse, entertain or educate the reader, but above all serve to illumine Walker's empathetic view towards the slithering inhabitants of this planet Earth.