Boardwalk Café changes dining at North Lakes Hotel

Published 12:19pm 29 October 2020

Boardwalk Café changes dining at North Lakes Hotel
Words by Kylie Knight

North Lakes Hotel is relaunching its dining offering with the Boardwalk Café opening on October 30.

The café will offer locals and visitors a casual dining option, with an unrivalled view.

The new menu has a focus on fresh, well-priced meals with a little of everything including fresh salads, Buddha bowls and a special seniors’ menu.

General Manager Jeremy Kreft says diners can sit inside or outside on the deck and enjoy homemade, freshly-baked goods, plus some old favourites from previous menus.

There’s steaks from the grill, burgers, pasta, seafood, pizzas, salads and more.

“Give us a try on opening weekend and enjoy a special 10% discount on the whole food menu,” Jeremy says.

The Boardwalk Café will have counter service, two bars (on weekends) and a takeaway option, all overlooking beautiful Lake Eden.

Opening weekend events

Friday, October 30: Open from 7am-8pm. 10% off all food all weekend, cocktail specials, free chicken with a bucket of coronas. No bookings needed.

Saturday, October 31: Open from 7am-8pm. Learn to “Thriller” kids dance class and kids spooky movie night. Register for kids dance classes and movie night through Facebook events. 10% off all food all weekend, cocktail specials, free chicken with a bucket of coronas.

Sunday, November 1: Open from 7am-8pm. Live music session with Lucy Korts from 1-4pm. 10% off all food all weekend, Cocktail specials, free chicken with a bucket of coronas. No bookings needed.

Find out more about the events here 

Why the change?

Operating since April 2018, the Boardwalk Restaurant has hosted a number of local events, while offering an all-day, full-service restaurant. Earlier this year, North Lakes Hotel created On The Deck, a casual and largely takeaway option for diners in response to COVID-19 restrictions.

General Manager Jeremy Kreft says staff have been discussing options for a while and after consulting a number of stakeholders and conducting surveys with existing patrons, they have settled on an approach that provides fresh, healthy options not previously available combined with many of the favourites from days gone by.

“Another newcomer is the special seniors’ menu which has been requested by our regulars – we are very excited, this is a game changer menu at very reasonable prices,” he says.

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