Gee, Owen Tyler will say, There I am eating again! He really doesn't eat all the time.
In fact, the irony was that we found it difficult to find meals while at the Mirage Resort.
Pat had chosen the resort because it was one of the few places in Port Douglas that has on-site restaurant service.
Most of the accommodations offered in-suite kitchens, but no food service. But we didn't realize that the village
offered many restaurants nearby. Mirage is not within walking distance of town. We arrived on Sunday when the Mirage restaurants were closed. All they offered was a seafood buffet for $75 a plate. We eventually found a sandwich shop which was closing for the evening, but the young lady who ran the shop did fix sandwiches for us. We also bought some large cookies and rolls which we ate for breakfast in our room the next two days.
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