1st on wharf

A Twin Towns leagues club originally, this massive complex joins up with over the road The Outrigger, and plenty of car parks. Food service is slick if more family restaurant than fine dining in style. Patrons were very happy with the generous serves and good price (main course under $20). Menu is enormous due to the several different outlets, but all the food appears to come freshly cooked from the one kitchen. There are seniors meal deals, and activities such as dancing and of course pokies abound but we were there for a meal and they didn't intrude.

Two of us ordered medium-well steaks. Mine came out rare and my wife's was raw. We don't like our steaks like this but we didn't take them back as we don't like causing a fuss. I ate thin slices from around the perimeter of mine to get the more cooked portion and my wife ate 1 small piece off the thinnest corner. The person who had taken the order and who appeared to be in charge walked past so I took the opportunity and showed him the steak. He immediately got defensive and stated that due to their policy he could not refund money as we had eaten more than 50% of the steak. I had never mentioned a refund. I was annoyed at his attitude so I said we don't want any money back but it would be nice if you could take it back and cook it a little more. He spoke to us in a lecturing tone and said club policy prevented him from doing that because we had eaten more than 50% of the steak. I had no measuring implements with me but it did not take a genius to work out I had eaten about 20% from around the rim and my wife had eaten 1 small portion about the size of a postage stamp. We won't go back again and be treated like this.

This is a little secret place in Tweed Heads, and make sure you tell no one, oopsAs part of the redevelopment of the RSL, they created this pub, and the food is greatOur favourite is the steak and saladFor $15 you get a main and a drink, what great valueBut don't tell anyone, cause its our secret spot