Review Sundeck Brasserie - Kingsford

Food is okay, some things are better than others. The waiting time for the Food to arrive at my table, wasn't that long. Nothing special about this place or Food, probaly a place to come for average weekday foods. Also this has nothing really to do with the food/restaurant/staff, but when I was walking past to the ordering area and my table; this old man at his table kept staring at me.

Stunned at how long the lines were - and they wouldn’t stop (waited about 20-30 minutes just to order). Food is reasonably priced whether you’re a member or not. Lots of seating available with a live band playing in the background. The fettuccine boscaiola was generously portioned and loaded with Parmesan and bacon, but it was way too creamy and made me feeling a little sick at the end of it. However, lots of schnitzels were going around and they looked amazing! So if I’ll be back I’ll be going for the schnitzels!

Average food. Had the fried chicken burger a few weeks ago and it was very dry and tasteless. Tried the seafood basket last week and one of the prawns was off and gave me food poisoning.

Affordable food especially if your a member and won't break the bank. Fresh and tasty food, varied menu. Good midweek specials. Love the whole burra....

I was appalled at the Behaviour of bar staff tonight. I explained I have an exemption for not wearing a mask Upon which two staff members ‘bandied together’ in what felt like outright bullying, and asked to see my exemption, stating that I should wear something openly showing I’m exempt. This was embarrassing, and abusive. I’m appalled at their conduct, disheartened at the lack of compassion, customer care, and desensitization they clearly portrayed. The law clearly states people with medical exemptions do not have to provide proof. Furthermore, understand that I am extremely reluctant to disclose such sensitive and personal information! I do not wish to disclose the details of my Exemption to you, but hidden disabilities can include a range of physical and mental health conditions such as autism, respiratory illness, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Many survivors of severe trauma and abuse cannot wear a face covering, as to do so would trigger severe and crippling panic. So as you can see, mask exemptions, and the legal protection from disclosing the details of your exemption to a stranger in a Bar, exists for very good reason! Importantly, I do not wish to wear an identifying label stating what my personal challenges and disadvantages are, for reasons that should be perfectly obvious to any thinking person. Bigotry, intolerance and discrimination are all too real in our society, and I do not wish to publicly label myself "different", thereby putting myself at risk for attracting distressing or even dangerous attention - attention which could contravene the law, as was the case in your pub. Under the Disabilities Discrimination Act and the Equality Act 2010, it is illegal to ask someone if they have a hidden disability or what it is. The law is very clear on the fact that if someone is asked to wear a mask and they reply that they are exempt, that is all the information they are legally required to give. To press them for further information or "proof" is illegal, and people who do this are personally liable for a fine of up to $15,000, and punitive damages of between $1,800 and $19,000. Disabilities discrimination is a very serious offence, and it is incumbent on you as a employer to ensure this is not something that ever happens to your customers on your premises.

Even thoe the club is a large one.The floor staff are very welcoming and the food is allways enjoyed by the family.

It is what is!!! Solid as a rock roast 7 days a week, it's so good I've not drifted away from it, however the company I keep assures me the rest of the menu is all class as well.

Special blackboard menu every day of the week, I was there on a Saturday evening, in by 6.30 lined up and served within 30 minutes, no sooner had I found a table, did my meal arrive, had the mixed grill and veggies. For a bargain price of $29.90 non member. Would highly recommend getting there early as the favourite meals tend to run out. Great selection of tapped and regular beers, spirits and cocktails made at your convenience. Live music and bands there most weekends. Cheers 🍻 🍺 🥂 🍷 🥃 🍾 🍹 🍸

I've been here a few times in the past few years and usually have the specials such as the steak lunch special but recently have tried the steak option directly from the menu and it does make a difference because the quality of the cut is definitely better. Recently, I had the Angus Rump steak with fries. I liked that the steak was cooked to specification (medium well) and the taste was good with some of the juices still being there. <br/><br/>The set-up is on the second level of this club and looks out towards the local suburban area with quite expansive views. The service is quite alright but really they just take the order and bring out the meal when it's ready, the steaks take close to half-an-hour to prepare.<br/><br/>The price is fairly standard and about double that of the special and I think it's worth it for the better quality and you won't be biting into too many tendons.

Strange service....... I find it a little strange that Rsl's and League clubs charge food the same price as a restaurant, I guess in general people think these type of places it will be cheaper. Maybe once upon a time but no longer.<br/><br/>The food I got was the taste I expected, and my friends vege lasagna looked strange, it was in a pie bowl and looked sloppy. I did like the chips and gravy, they give a decent serving.<br/><br/>The service was strange, I got my meal very quickly while my other friends who were behind me in the queue, took roughly 15-20 minutes to come out. There is plenty of seats and an out door area but the decor is unremarkable. An average experience.