@pushbutton check back a few posts, the pancake menu has been posted. Yes they have regular pancakes with maple syrup. And surprised you've never heard of a Canadian pancake stack (with bacon). Pretty much available anywhere with decent breakfast options and very popular. 

So just popped in for a look. I like it. A lot of empty space as others have mentioned, but I'm all for it. 

Also here is some snaps of the non-pancake/brunch menu..

Edited May 28, 20179 yr by Brad2912

Anyone bought some food from here yet?

$14-17 for a burger and fries is pretty hefty pricing.  I wonder if they've tried to improve the quality on the existing burgers etc. in the park.

It's pretty standard theme park pricing. Didn't try a burger today, but can't speak highly enough of the caramel popcorn cake

Here I was hoping for steak being a grill. If it's theme park level burgers I'll just go elsewhere. 

@pushbutton - Canadian pancakes? Awesome! Shame you've never heard of them, they're delicious. Bacon/Maple Syrup/Pancake...

 

When I heard about this patisserie & grill, I was expecting steaks/ribs/etc as well. Menu looks great though, that hot dog looks tempting...

Is it open to the public like the LEGO store or do you need Dreamworld entry?

 

3 hours ago, Theme Park Girl said:

All the pancake options are listed on the menu shot in my post from yesterday.

Here it is again 😁👍

Ok thanks. I might try them next time I'm there, but only might as I fear the pancakes are probably not even freshly made. Still, I'll see!

10 minutes ago, Gary86 said:

Is it open to the public like the LEGO store or do you need Dreamworld entry?

 

Open to anyone  

2 hours ago, pushbutton said:

Ok thanks. I might try them next time I'm there, but only might as I fear the pancakes are probably not even freshly made. Still, I'll see!

I believe they are freshly made.

1 hour ago, Theme Park Ninja said:

Open to anyone  

Just don't try and get into the park that way, as I found out today. 

Pulled my pass out to try and enter into the retail store and was told "you have to enter through the Lego store". Went to the Lego store, showed pass again and was told "we're not scanning people in through here today, go back outside to guest services to enter the park" 

Edited May 28, 20179 yr by Brad2912

So can you go into the stores from inside the park yet?

5 hours ago, wikiverse said:

Anyone bought some food from here yet?

$14-17 for a burger and fries is pretty hefty pricing.  I wonder if they've tried to improve the quality on the existing burgers etc. in the park.

That's why I usually leave the park and go somewhere else for lunch. Same goes for every park though, not just Dreamworld.

Big money-making opportunity!!! Just charge less and make more!

Having said that, I don't mind paying what the food is actually worth in terms of comparable food outside the parks.

Somewhat standard pricing for burgers from places not at a theme park is around $11-15 so not really that much more.

9 hours ago, Brad2912 said:

Yes they have regular pancakes with maple syrup. And surprised you've never heard of a Canadian pancake stack (with bacon). Pretty much available anywhere with decent breakfast options and very popular. 

Bacon you say.....

Denny's I believe.

 

 

8 hours ago, Brad2912 said:

Pulled my pass out to try and enter into the retail store and was told "you have to enter through the Lego store". Went to the Lego store, showed pass again and was told "we're not scanning people in through here today, go back outside to guest services to enter the park" 

Haha. We've learnt that the wifi signal for their mobile pass scanning devices has been an ongoing issue. A few times now we've had dramas having ours scanned at the Lego store entrance apon arriving, only to be sent to the front gate and manually looked up on the system because they then claim "maximum entries exceeded". It's suspected because of the dodgy wifi signal that passes are being double scanned by accident. 

Wouldn't surprise me if that's why they decided not to bother that day!

12 hours ago, pushbutton said:

Ok thanks. I might try them next time I'm there, but only might as I fear the pancakes are probably not even freshly made. Still, I'll see!

Why would you even begin to think that they aren't fresh?

If they weren't fresh, why would they only be sold at certain times of the day?

Think....

The burgers where really good from here, definitely recommend trying one. 

@Jakev8 are the burgers any different from the ones they serve in Grid Burgers & Sports Bar?

 

 

@Skeeta nah not really mate

"Grill" to me suggests grilled chicken, steaks, and fish. Not in burgers but on plates with grilled vegetables or salad.

Patisserie suggests a much more prominent and wider range of FRESH pastries, croissants and the like.

15 hours ago, Jakev8 said:

The burgers where really good 

Where though?

9 hours ago, Jakev8 said:

@Skeeta nah not really mate

If that's the case I suggest trying somewhere from the burger places topic. Similar pricing, much better burgers.

8 hours ago, pushbutton said:

"Grill" to me suggests grilled chicken, steaks, and fish. Not in burgers but on plates with grilled vegetables or salad.

Patisserie suggests a much more prominent and wider range of FRESH pastries, croissants and the like.

A typical 'grill' does have burgers - albeit a small section \ page of the menu, but they also do steaks, chicken etc, and usually options for chips \ potato \ salad \ vegetables etc.

@pushbutton I get where you're coming from, but Grill'd only sell burgers and salads and fries, and Hungry Jacks promote themselves as 'flame grilled'.

I think most of us were expecting something different from the various other food places in the park.

Personally I think Dreamworld should open up the Billabong restaurant to the public.  When they have their 'kids eat free' promotion, it's the best deal in the park.

2 minutes ago, wikiverse said:

When they have their 'kids eat free' promotion, it's the best deal in the park.

You obviously missed the $35 family deal at Dough Bros that they had running earlier in the year lol 😉

2 hours ago, wikiverse said:

@pushbutton I get where you're coming from, but Grill'd only sell burgers and salads and fries, and Hungry Jacks promote themselves as 'flame grilled'.

I think most of us were expecting something different from the various other food places in the park.

Personally I think Dreamworld should open up the Billabong restaurant to the public.  When they have their 'kids eat free' promotion, it's the best deal in the park.

Billabong is in the middle of the park. It can't be opened to the public!