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The club’s free Kids HQ space is also central to the campaign, giving parents and carers the chance to relax while children enjoy a dedicated play area.<\/p>\n
“For many families, it’s not just the cost of the meal that matters. It is whether the whole outing feels easy, welcoming and worthwhile,” Diven said.<\/p>\n
Executive food and beverage manager James Rogers said the campaign was designed to keep everyday dining and social experiences accessible.<\/p>\n
“We know the club is where people come to connect, to meet a friend for coffee, bring the kids for an easy dinner, see a show or enjoy a relaxed lunch,” he said.<\/p>\n
“These additional specials are about keeping those everyday moments within reach.”<\/p>\n
As part of the campaign, happy hour has been extended to include lunch and dinner service from Monday to Friday, including at the Boardwalk Bar.<\/p>\n
Offers include increased daily $22 members’ meals, $16 seniors’ meals, a $10 coffee and cake deal across both caf\u00e9s, $50 family meal nights, $6 kids’ meals on the Boardwalk, and meal-and-drink combo deals at the Level One Cafe and Bar.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
BALLINA RSL has launched its Connecting Our Community dining campaign to help ease cost-of-living pressures for local families and residents. The club has a new range of additional value options and specials to help people save money at its bars, cafes and dining areas. It will run throughout May and is designed to provide affordable […]<\/p>\n