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    Restaurants & Cafes (Full Service)

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    ARIA Brisbane 1 Eagle Street Eagle Street Pier Brisbane QLD 4000
    Meanjin, Yuggera/Jagera and Turrbal Country
    ARIA Brisbane, located on Eagle Street Pier, provides the quintessential Brisbane dining experience, with striking views from the restaurant across the Brisbane River. Owned by chef Matt Moran and MorSol business partner, Bruce Solomon, ARIA boasts a well-balanced seasonal menu, featuring local and Australian produce and an award winning wine list, served in an elegant dining room."If it's fine dining you seek, in a split-level expanse of understated elegance that affords sweeping city views, this sibling to Matt Moran's southern star ticks the boxes. Add a stellar cellar selection, with a thoughtful nod to Queensland wineries, plus accomplished service and you've hit the right notes, particularly for corporates and lovers of occasion. There's obvious skill, attention to detail and quality produce on show from opening chords to final flourish. Succulent pork belly has perfect golden crackling, while plump duck dumplings, abalone and mushrooms swim in a Peking duck consommé. Kingfish baked in cedar bark has its wrapping set alight en route to the table, adding a welcome smokiness. Creamy custard tart alongside figs, apple slices and candied walnuts has real retro charm. A sweet farewell gift box of miniature macarons rounds out a night to remember." Gourmet Traveller AustraliaSource: This is an extract from the company’s own website.

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    Recent reviews

    4.0
    Front of House Waitress
    Sep 2017
    Good working place
    The good thingsI get the shifts i want
    The challengesThe job is easy for people with industry experience
    3.0
    Waiter
    Sep 2015
    3 to 4 years in the role, former employee
    poor management, is not up to the standard which a fine dinning restaurant should have
    The good thingsTips here is not bad, but it's not fair that managers get more for doing nothing.
    The challengesStaffs here are Struggle to get enough hours during quiet season; poor management; its hard to get equal opportunity and treatment here
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