Ocean Reach, Pambula Beach

31/10/2024

Some recent October guests had a ‘whale of a time’ on the Sapphire Coast NSW at Ocean Reach, Pambula Beach! Thank you to Richard for sending through these lovely pics from his Eden whale watching cruise! 👏🐳♥️

30/09/2024

👏♥️🍷 An amazing gourmet experience in the heart of beautiful Pambula! ✅✅✅

This Fortnight’s Menu 3rd-5th & 10th-12th October

3 course set menu $95pp
With matched wines $140pp

Optional to start
-Bread $2
-Olives $8

Local blue eye trevalla + Tassie scallops, leeks,
champagne + brown butter

Heggies 2023 Riesling Eden Valley SA

Pink lamb rump, zucchini, tapenade, sauce Provençal

Brussels sprouts + peas, lemon, Parmesan $15
Beef fat chats, garlic + rosemary $15

Dandelion 2022 Grenache Shiraz Mataro Barossa Valley SA

Rhubarb meringue, almonds, creme anglaise

Pizzini 2023 Moscato King Valley VIC

Reservations are essential
by phone only
02 64957172
For our seating times, drinks/wine list, gift vouchers and trading days are all available on our website www.banksiarestaurant.com.au



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25/08/2024

☀️🏝️Due to a cancellation, we now have one 3bdr absolute beach front townhouse available for this October school holidays from Monday Sept 30! Email [email protected] or PM for details ☀️🏝️♥️ but be quick!

20/06/2024

Happy Winter Solstice 🙏🥶 - from Ocean Reach, Pambula Beach 🙏☀️♥️

20/04/2024

👏♥️👏 Pambula’s very own local provedore is under new management & is committed to supplying regional produce to visitors & Sapphire Coast NSW locals! 👏♥️👏

11/01/2024

Important information for local Sapphire Coast NSW beach goers this Summer!

Have you been spotting suspicious looking jellyfish at our beaches? Good news is they are NOT Box Jellyfish. These are in-fact most likely to be Jimble Jellyfish. Jimbles, while not as nasty as the Box Jellyish, can still pack a punch.

If you or a someone else is stung by a Jimble Jellyfish, the following first aid steps should be followed:

1. Remove casualty from water if safe to do so
2. DRSABCD
3. Remove any adhering tentacles
4. Wash area with sea water (not freshwater)
5. Place casualty’s stung area in hot water (as hot as the victim can stand) for 20 minutes
6. If local pain is unrelieved by heat or if hot water is not available, apply a cold pack or ice in a bag
7. If pain persists or is generalised, or if the sting area is large or involves sensitive areas (e.g. the eyes), dial triple zero (000) and seek assistance from surf life savers or lifeguards if available.

11/01/2024

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27/12/2023

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have opened up shop again for the summer! Open everyday

12/12/2023

♥️👏🎄♥️

The Roastery open Christmas morning for all of your caffeine needs! All proceeds going to housing crisis fund

07/12/2023

What an incredible opportunity & adventure for visitors (& locals!) to the stunning Sapphire Coast NSW! 👏🙏👏