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:cheers: you want everything!! Not half picky are we :P

La Porchys usually is decent quality.. although I haven't tried it up in QLD .. things are different here :paranoid:

La Porchetta is the shite (in Melbourne), up here could be a totally different story. Good decent sized meals at a great price.

Think there is one on the GC somewhere?

Hey if you're all up for a good feed and don't mind spending $28, Elios do a special all you can eat deal for >12 people. They keep bringing out the food til you can't eat anymore...and it comes out fast and furious!!!

Includes:

Starters: A selection of garlic & cheese calzones, pesto foccacia’s and antipasto platters.

Mains: A massive selection of our pizzas, big bowls of pasta, prawns, veal, pork ribs,

lasagne and mixed salads.

After: Espresso Coffee or English Breaky Tea and chocolate & zabaglione gelati

It's really, really good food too!!!!

Details are here: http://www.shop24.com.au/Template17/conten...?shop=47&page=4

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There's a La Porchetta in Toowoomba which I went to, er, plenty of times while working in the city. It rocked. So there's at least *some* consistency, in which case there's a fair chance a GC/Brissy store should also be pretty damn good.

Italian food is the poo, organise it and I will be there :cheers:

Hey if you're all up for a good feed and don't mind spending $28, Elios do a special all you can eat deal for >12 people. They keep bringing out the food til you can't eat anymore...and it comes out fast and furious!!!

Includes:

Starters: A selection of garlic & cheese calzones, pesto foccacia’s and antipasto platters.

Mains: A massive selection of our pizzas, big bowls of pasta, prawns, veal, pork ribs,  

lasagne and mixed salads.  

 

After: Espresso Coffee or English Breaky Tea and chocolate & zabaglione gelati

It's really, really good food too!!!!

Details are here: http://www.shop24.com.au/Template17/conten...?shop=47&page=4

mmm nice :cheers:

Hey if you're all up for a good feed and don't mind spending $28, Elios do a special all you can eat deal for >12 people. They keep bringing out the food til you can't eat anymore...and it comes out fast and furious!!!

Includes:

Starters: A selection of garlic & cheese calzones, pesto foccacia’s and antipasto platters.

Mains: A massive selection of our pizzas, big bowls of pasta, prawns, veal, pork ribs,

lasagne and mixed salads.

After: Espresso Coffee or English Breaky Tea and chocolate & zabaglione gelati

It's really, really good food too!!!!

Details are here: http://www.shop24.com.au/Template17/conten...?shop=47&page=4

$28 ouch, mmmmmmmmmmmmmm well post it and they will come!

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