Tuncurry Rockpool Kiosk

My daughter and a group of her school bought food and drinks and sat on a table to consume. a coworker came out and asked them to move because they had customers who required them to sit. I'm sorry, they don't have money in exchange for being from these young girls! therefore they pay customers. our family, and those we visit will definitely not be their kiosk. rude customer service.

Disgusting customer service, rude and argumentative owner when my child escaped through a closed area, instead of helpful staff, I was greeted with the owner who abused me to increase my vote to stop my under 2 years old from running into the water and then he said he had enough customers to take care of the customer service. I am a native who will never go back and always tell body I know about my experience.

I ate the pumpkin soup there last Monday for lunch I have spent most days since with food poisoning! it was hard to come out with him both ending (on the toilet sitting with a bucket) was the cream in the suppe off? would it have been crucible contamination of chickens? etc. I will never eat there again, I can buy a sealed drink or snack.

I hope they like pelicans. where the sea, which divides forster from tuncurry, flows into the sea, there is a small beach with bojen that can blow them into their hearts content, surely in the knowledge that they do not find a safe place to swim when their drunk oncle around and a kidnapped pool in their garden. That really doesn't sound so safe. there is a caffe that makes in winter eating and coffee and hot suppening, there is a walk along the rocky promenade to the point with view over the big main beach, and there are pelicans. big, who are as high as your shoulders, with blue tinting and huge webbed feet and the expandable beak that could keep whole families of fleeeing. can you pat them? that is not rhetorical, I ask if they kindly take patzen. I want to try, but then I guess all my fingers too. Maybe I'll let someone else try.

I hope you like Pelicans. Where the lake, which separates Forster from Tuncurry, flows into the sea, there is a small beach with buoys that you...