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We had brunch at Riverlink coffee club, if you are on a budget it is expensive. Your are seated in a hurry and the waitress(2) hovered near the table and 3 times asked if we were ready to order. Told one waitress that we would be a few more minutes, a few seconds later the other waitress came over and asked us if were ready to order and I said a few more minutes please, she did not move away from the table, so we felt pressured to order. I will be avoiding them and advise people who support a person with disabilities to avoid this business as they with out realizing it make the person with the disability feel uncomfortable and pressured into choosing what they want instead of just letting choose in a relaxed way. Baskin and Robbins for a treat. Great flavors to choose from. Staff was really friendly and polite. It is easy to get around and the walk across the bridges from Riverlink are relaxing. Our favorite place this visit was the Limelight Cinema. There was no pressure from the staff there. When I produced my carer's card the young man on the ticket booth was so very helpful, Gave us tickets that were suited to my sons disability.

Lots of great looking restaurants, but most are booked well in advance if there are a lot of visitors. Ipswich itself is a lovely city, very clean and tidy, with easy access from Brisbane, Gold Coast etc.

We were lucky enough to visit when the Winternationals at the speedway were on. My husband likes cars, so it was a nice treat for him to watch the cars for a few hours, with the grounds at the Willowbank Raceway immaculate, and the volunteer staff outstanding. You cannot leave Ipswich without visiting for dinner the Heisenberg Haus. This was an outstanding restaurant with the Pork Knuckle one of the most memorable dishes we have ever tasted....(just note that you need to order this in advance as it is slow cooked and a signature dish). The owner Karen was exceptional, friendly and extremely professional. She ensured our visit was wonderful from the very start. This restaurant was outstanding, delicious food, wonderful wait and bar staff, our visit was exceptional. We wandered around the local farmers markets, purchasing fresh vegies and fruit (straight from the farmers), chatted with the locals and collected a few little mementos for our trip. Roads around Ipswich were a little hard to navigate at times, with one ways changing quickly into two ways, but we got the hang of it quickly. Looking at some of the old Queenslander houses was lovely as well........thank you for the pleasure of visiting your town.

Ipswich has much to offer including historic buildings and homes, Queens Park with Animal Centre, an Art Gallery and more. The old Technical College has been refurbished with Four Hearts Brewery, a restaurant and fine ice creamery. Shops cafes and restaurants abound in the Top of Town area. We even took in a show at Theatre 188,

No maintenance for a Long time, Shower rail held up with Duct Tape, taps were backwards (hot on the left) and shower was good for a midget (shower head was chest height, I'm only 6 foot one). AC didn't fit the opening, swings broken, pool unusable. The bed wasn't even remade, covers just tossed up over pillows. DON'T STAY HERE. Give your custom to another business. EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED. Why is this property even on Booking dot com ABSOLUTE RUBBISH MOTEL

We were there for a party at Fenton House (beautiful setting) so only overnight stay. But the city drive looked interesting. Old workers cottages /buildings&churches. I'll gladly return for a better look around