c restaurant - anyone been
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Hi Guys,
Its my birthday on Labour Day and my daughter is over from England, so double celebration
Was thinking of going to c restaurant to do the business lunch (nice steak meal) has anyone been? was it worth it, do you have to book.
Thanks a million Lo.x
Its my birthday on Labour Day and my daughter is over from England, so double celebration

Was thinking of going to c restaurant to do the business lunch (nice steak meal) has anyone been? was it worth it, do you have to book.
Thanks a million Lo.x

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Decor was looking a bit tired the last time but as you are constanly looking out the window you don't notice that much.
Service the first time not too good, second time fantastic.
Overall, if you haven't been before then go for it, it is a nice experiance. A bit weird though when you walk from the revolving part to the static part of the restaurant.

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I havent been back for a couple of years, but other than the view I dont overly rate the place, food is ok but nothing exceptional, service is varied, it always feel like a cold restaurant to me, sorting of lacking any real atmosphere.

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I would pick Frasers or Oceanus over C Restaurant.

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I wasnt really going just for the food, I thought maybe just having the experience of a revolving restaurant would be good, just something a little different to show my daughter.
Can you just go to into the bar and have a few drinks, does the bar revolve as well (no funny remarks about 'well it depends on how many wines you have had' either , lol
) or is it just the restaurant that revolves.
Can you just go to into the bar and have a few drinks, does the bar revolve as well (no funny remarks about 'well it depends on how many wines you have had' either , lol


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Hi Yanchep,
We went there for hubby's chrimbo do, the views are fairly spectactular, especially at sunset, also the food looks and tastes gorgeous, fantastic presentation, but a bit nouvelle cuisine, if you know what I mean!
Fairly pricey, but well worth it I thought.
Louise
We went there for hubby's chrimbo do, the views are fairly spectactular, especially at sunset, also the food looks and tastes gorgeous, fantastic presentation, but a bit nouvelle cuisine, if you know what I mean!
Fairly pricey, but well worth it I thought.
Louise


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John

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Did anyone see the review of C in Saturdays paper (one of the magazines I think) ?
It was a very good read, almost comical, they absolutely slated it and gave it one of the worst reviews i've ever seen a Perth restaurant get.
They sent a scallop off for DNA testing !
It was a very good read, almost comical, they absolutely slated it and gave it one of the worst reviews i've ever seen a Perth restaurant get.
They sent a scallop off for DNA testing !


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Don't think I will be returning again, it was a pretty scathing review.


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There was a similar review in The Menu Magazine a couple of months ago.
Milston Gardens is good though
Milston Gardens is good though


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Well I was gunna book it tonight or tomorrow,
what did the review say



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On the occasion's the critics were in the food quality was poor. The menu price is one of the most expensivein Perth for the type of food available. The saving grace is the novelty of a rotating restaurant.

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That review was great reading. I especially loved the part about him cruising around to the band playing Toto's 'Africa' and trying to will the thing to spin faster. Absolutely hilarious and a good honest scathing review. Sounded like a night from hell.

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I wasnt really going just for the food, I thought maybe just having the experience of a revolving restaurant would be good, just something a little different to show my daughter.
Can you just go to into the bar and have a few drinks, does the bar revolve as well (no funny remarks about 'well it depends on how many wines you have had' either , lol
) or is it just the restaurant that revolves.
Can you just go to into the bar and have a few drinks, does the bar revolve as well (no funny remarks about 'well it depends on how many wines you have had' either , lol

