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Hi Sally,<BR>I agree with all the recom. rest. at Port Douglas. I have only had afternoon tea at Silky Oaks (wished I had have stayed there)<BR>Lime is in the main street of Port Douglas. (it was there in March this year) I may be wrong but I think Nautlis is attached to one of the resorts.<BR>Have a lovely time. Intercontinental Hotel Sydney is very good for buffet.<BR>
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Nautilus is where Bill Clinton ate when he was in P.D. The restaurant is in Port Douglas, but I forgot exactly where. I just remember seeing the picture of Bill and Hilary, but I don't recall seeing the restaurant on the street from Macrossan (but that's where I saw the picture posted).
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Hi Sally,<BR>Have a look at <BR>www.nautilus-restaurant.com.au<BR>It has all come back to me now, this place needs to booked in advance. When we walked past late one evening it was a buzz with people. The web page explains why !<BR>As for Bill Clinton eating there he was a frequant eater at the chinese as well, infact his photo's are everywhere !
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Hi I just got back from Port Douglas and Sydney. I thought the best restaurant in PD by far was Swish, followed by Sassi's. For cheap Italian I would go with Michelangelo's. <BR><BR>As for Sydney, there are tons of good restaurants just do some searches online and you will find a good list. We were happy with the choices in our Time Out and Lonely Planet guide books. I would also check with your concierge for up to date restaurant advice. <BR><BR>The biggest disappointment for us was Tetsuya's though. I would recommend you avoid the hype and spend your money elsewhere. The courses varied from bad to mediocre. I have had these types of expensive meals in Europe and this restaurant is in no way in the same league as say a 3 star Michelin restaurant in Paris.
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Hi Sally. I'm an American living in Sydney. If you're keen, drop me a line and let me know what type of restaurants you are looking for (style, food influences, etc) and I'll give you a starter list.<BR><BR>There are some amazing places here, and you can eat like a king for peanuts (compared to New York or other big cities in the US) especially with the current exchange rate.
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Sally,<BR>How lucky you are going to Silky Oaks---loved it in 5/2002. Tetsuya (in Sydney)is so unbelieveably good and with a strong dollar is worth every penny (see article in Wine Spectator). Also enjoyed Rockpool in Sydney. At the shopping center in Port Douglas, there is a small restuarant where I had the best mudcrab of all the Australian restaurants! Enjoy.<BR>Kathy
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