Redlands Coast food trails set to tantalise the taste buds

The naturally wonderful Redlands Coast – a foodie paradise filled with spectacular views to dine for – now has four new food trails as part of the south-east Queensland Food Trails website launched today.

The trails take locals and visitors on a culinary journey across the beautiful Redlands Coast, which boasts outstanding fine dining restaurants; a five-star winery with international accolades; a relaxed café culture; micro-breweries; harbourside and lakeside dining hubs; fabulous gluten free offerings, and so much more.

Redland City Mayor Karen Williams launched the food trails at the Regional Flavours Festival at South Bank today on behalf of the Council of Mayors (SEQ).

Cr Williams said the free, online food trails platform would allow users to create and share their own foodie trails from hundreds of experiences across the region.

“Redlands Coast is perfectly placed to provide memorable foodie experiences, including locally grown and produced offerings, as food trail followers take their taste buds travelling through our picturesque coastal, hinterland and island areas,” Cr Williams said.

“Redlands Coast is on Brisbane’s doorstep but the natural beauty here instantly transports people far from the everyday hustle and bustle; and our locals are friendly and welcoming.

“That’s just the way we like it – all the convenience and service of a contemporary city but with a relaxed atmosphere perfect for unwinding over a meal with family and friends.

“Wherever people dine on Redlands Coast, they can be accompanied by award-winning local wines, coastal breezes and stunning panoramas.

“We’ve come up with four Redlands Coast food trails to cater for all tastes and lifestyles, and feel confident they will inspire locals to try something new as well as attract visitors to our naturally wonderful Coast.”

Redlands Coast’s new food trails are:

The food trails can be found online at seqfoodtrails.com.au/Redlands