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Morrison Hotel / Fiasco's Restaurant, Woolloongabba
  reviewed by steak_lover
"Great Steaks and Service. Occasionally."
I've visited twice in a search for the best steak in Brisbane. Good points: * Friendly and accommodating wait staff * The T-Bone I had the first time was great, good enough to have me wanting to come back again, even if my wife said she preferred the Norman! * My Medium Rare Wagyu Rump the second time was again delicious, if a little overdone for my liking. It was well presented with a fresh, crisp salad, good chips and with a better than average (for a pub) mushroom sauce. Bad points: * My wife's steak - a crying shame: unseasoned (she asked the waiter nicely if the chef could season her steak this time), not rested (both our steaks were bleeding when they arrived - a sign they were either cooked too quick, or not rested after cooking), a blackened, charred flavour, and overcooked (half of it was cooked to a well-done bouncy grey) * It was pointless mentioning it to the manager as he launched into an emotional defence that the steaks 'were not UNDERcooked', then stormed off to the kitchen ostensibly to kick the chef. Huh? I said they were OVERcooked! What's going on here? I tried to clear it up afterwards but he seemed to be having difficulties dealing with the twin concepts of cuisson, and feedback from customers. Yes, we paid the full bill. No, we didn't ask for/weren't offered a discount. Yes, we will look elsewhere for Brisbane's best steak. …
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Australian National Hotel, Woolloongabba
  reviewed by hayesy
"Perfect venue for a function"
We were there for a party and it was probably the best venue I have been to in brisbane. It is so stylish, modern clean and the bar tenders were definitely something to write about. There is alot of charisma about the place and I would definitely recomend it for any sort of function. I will definitely be going there again. …
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Australian National Hotel, Woolloongabba
  reviewed by Peace_out988
"GO AUSSIE NASH"
LOVE THE PLACE IS THE PLACE TO BE ON A FRIDAY NIGHT. THE NEW CORP FRI NITES IS AWESOME IS A CHANGE FROM THE DIRTY BARS YOU FIND ELSEWHERE. STAFF ARE GREAT SERVICE IS ALWAYS SPOT ON CANT SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT IT. …
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Morrison Hotel / Fiasco's Restaurant, Woolloongabba
  reviewed by steak_lover
"Great Steaks and Service. Occasionally."
I've visited twice in a search for the best steak in Brisbane. Good points: * Friendly and accommodating wait staff * The T-Bone I had the first time was great, good enough to have me wanting to come back again, even if my wife said she preferred the Norman! * My Medium Rare Wagyu Rump the second time was again delicious, if a little overdone for my liking. It was well presented with a fresh, crisp salad, good chips and with a better than average (for a pub) mushroom sauce. Bad points: * My wife's steak - a crying shame: unseasoned (she asked the waiter nicely if the chef could season her steak this time), not rested (both our steaks were bleeding when they arrived - a sign they were either cooked too quick, or not rested after cooking), a blackened, charred flavour, and overcooked (half of it was cooked to a well-done bouncy grey) * It was pointless mentioning it to the manager as he launched into an emotional defence that the steaks 'were not UNDERcooked', then stormed off to the kitchen ostensibly to kick the chef. Huh? I said they were OVERcooked! What's going on here? I tried to clear it up afterwards but he seemed to be having difficulties dealing with the twin concepts of cuisson, and feedback from customers. Yes, we paid the full bill. No, we didn't ask for/weren't offered a discount. Yes, we will look elsewhere for Brisbane's best steak. …
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