Just landed and checked in? Five first-night dinner options sit within a ten-minute walk of our front door at Boulevard Towers on Broadbeach Boulevard, from a beachfront surf club bistro to late share plates and pizza delivered straight to your apartment. Below is exactly where to head for dinner near Boulevard Towers, how long each takes on foot, and what to order when you get there.
Want the easiest first-night dinner? Kurrawa Surf Club
Distance: about a 7-minute walk from Boulevard Towers.
Directions: turn right out the front and follow the beachfront path south along the sand. The club sits right on the beach off Old Burleigh Road.
Hours: bistro lunch 11:30am to 2:30pm and dinner 5:30pm to 8:30pm daily; the pizzeria runs 11:30am to 9pm.
The Kurrawa Surf Club bistro is the low-effort win when you have just travelled and the kids are running on fumes. It’s a walk-in, so there’s no booking to organise, and the plates are honest surf-club fare: beer-battered fish and chips, salt and pepper squid, chicken parmigiana and a proper kids menu. Guests keep mentioning the uninterrupted beach views and the value, which is exactly what you want on night one. It suits families and early diners best. On weekends, aim to arrive before 6:30pm, ahead of the family rush, then wander home along the sand.
Is the Loose Moose good for a casual walk-in?
Distance: about a 9-minute walk from Boulevard Towers.
Directions: head inland up Australia Avenue, then across to the corner of Surf Parade and Victoria Avenue. It’s on the ground floor of The Oasis.
Hours: Monday to Friday 8am to 1am, Saturday and Sunday 7am to 1am, with the kitchen open late.
The Loose Moose is a Canadian-style tap and grill house, and it’s built for exactly this kind of night: relaxed, no fuss, and open long past most kitchens. The burgers use Cape Byron Black Angus beef on soft milk buns, and reviewers single out the pork ribs, the wings and a tap list that runs to 25 craft beers. You can usually walk in, though it fills after 7pm on weekends. It leans a touch more adult in the evening, so it’s a good pick once the little ones are asleep or if you’re travelling as a couple.
Where should we go for a proper first-night dinner? Koi
Distance: about a 10-minute walk from Boulevard Towers.
Directions: follow Surf Parade toward Broadbeach; Koi is in The Wave building at 89 Surf Parade.
Hours: open daily from 12pm until late.
If your first night is the celebration, book Koi. It’s a modern Australian and seafood room with a polished, coastal feel, and diners repeatedly praise it for special occasions. Order the kingfish crudo, the tuna crispy rice and the lamb cutlets, and let the kitchen lead with the seafood. Reservations are the smart move for Friday and Saturday nights, though midweek walk-ins are often possible. This is the adults-lean, slow-down-and-settle-in option, best after the travel stress has worn off rather than mid-tantrum with a stroller.
Can we get share plates late? Mamasan
Distance: about a 10-minute walk from Boulevard Towers.
Directions: continue to Oracle Boulevard; Mamasan is at number 3, on the main dining strip.
Hours: open daily from 12pm to midnight.
When the flight lands late and you want something livelier, Mamasan keeps going until midnight. It’s a pan-Asian kitchen and bar built for sharing, so you can graze rather than commit to a full sit-down meal. The spanner-crab tortellini dumplings are the signature, and the Korean fried chicken, pork bao and roasted duck red curry with lychee all travel well across a table. Weekends get busy, so a quick booking helps if you’re a group. It suits couples and friends more than young families given the late, buzzy atmosphere.
What if we just want food delivered to the apartment?
Distance: 22 Pizza Joint is about a 5-minute drive, or delivers to your door.
Directions: it’s on the Gold Coast Highway at the corner of Queensland Avenue; the Kurrawa pizzeria is the same 7-minute beachfront walk as the surf club.
Hours: 22 Pizza Joint runs evenings from 5pm to 9:30pm.
Some first nights end with everyone flat on the couch, and that’s what delivery is for. 22 Pizza Joint delivers wood-fired pizza across Broadbeach, and the Kurrawa pizzeria does a solid grab-and-go if you’d rather stretch your legs and carry it back. Because every Boulevard Towers apartment is self-contained with a full kitchen, you can plate up on the balcony, pour a wine, and let the ocean do the entertaining. It’s the no-decisions option, and honestly the right call after a long travel day with kids.
FAQs
How far is Boulevard Towers from Broadbeach restaurants?
Most of Broadbeach’s dining sits within a ten-minute walk of our front door on Broadbeach Boulevard. Kurrawa Surf Club is about seven minutes along the beachfront, and the Oracle Boulevard and Victoria Avenue venues are nine to ten minutes inland via Australia Avenue.
Do we need to book dinner on our first night in Broadbeach?
For casual spots like Kurrawa Surf Club and the Loose Moose you can usually walk straight in. For Koi and Mamasan on a Friday or Saturday, book ahead. Midweek, walk-ins are generally fine even at the busier rooms.
Where can we eat near Boulevard Towers with kids?
Kurrawa Surf Club is the easy first-night pick with children. It’s beachfront, walk-in, has a kids menu and generous bistro plates, and no one minds tired travellers in shorts. Dinner service runs from 5:30pm, so you can eat early.
Is there late-night food near Boulevard Towers?
Yes. Mamasan serves until midnight, the Loose Moose kitchen runs late, and 22 Pizza Joint delivers to the apartment. Your Boulevard Towers apartment also has a full kitchen, so a delivery straight to your balcony is an easy first night.
Wherever you land on night one, the point of staying at Boulevard Towers is that dinner is never a mission. Everything above is a short stroll from your balcony, so you can drop the bags, walk out the door, and be eating within the hour. When you’re ready to plan the rest of the trip, book direct with us for our best rates, then browse the full run of local dining and days out on our Broadbeach experiences guide.
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