New Adelaide Qantas Club & Business Lounge

[RooFlyer]

The idea of a seperate DYKWIA lounge must be a winner regardless?

The more DYKWIA the better <and while we are at it, where's my CL invitation?>

 

[SYD]

The more DYKWIA the better <and while we are at it, where's my CL invitation?>

Coming with the HBA CL!

 

[Aeolus]

The more DYKWIA the better <and while we are at it, where's my CL invitation?>

If you know where to look, there is actually a separate DYKWIA section in the J lounge for celeb or wannabes

 

[Daver6]

Just reviewed the thread since lounge unveiling.

* The pie floater doesn't

* The frog cakes aren't

* The Torbrek has taken off

* The FUIC has maintained " ... its nothing."

* The kitchener bun is stuck in Khartoum and the berliners are still in the bunker

* Maggie Beer stuff - do they post nutritional figures. Check the sugar levels next time you see a jar.

Still worthy of lounge envy!

When is HBA QP getting scallop pies?

 

[RooFlyer]

When is HBA QP getting scallop pies?

Oh! That’ll be the signature dish of the new HBA QP. Along with pork rolls.

 

[DC3]

When is HBA QP getting scallop pies?

Probably some time after the HBA Business Lounge opens.

 

[serfty]

Jeez, I hope the new Adelaide business lounge maintains what looks like a high standard.
Having been through the Brisbane business lounge more times than is healthy in the past few months, they have really dropped the ball there.
Admittedly only been through at breakfast and lunch time but the food offering is embarrassing.
A pot of warm baked beans and a make-it-yourself sandwich with 1 toaster for breakfast. No pancakes, no fruit juicer (other than the apple and orange at the bar), no eggs, no bacon, just baked beans.
Lunch is worse, the breakfast baked beans replaced with "soup". This being a salted water base with some vegetables floating in it and "flatbreads", cold pizza looking things with some lumps of pumpkin and cheese, and the make-it-yourself" sandwich selection with "ham" and "beef" slices the only meat choices. The ham is a sliced block of manufactured meat, the one you get from Woolies for $9.99/kg and the "beef" slices are so tough that you need a chainsaw to cut your toast.
Maybe they're going for the "lowest cost lounge" award but seriously, I thought the Admirals Club was bad. This is a BUSINESS lounge for goodness sake.

I was there for three hours to 2:30pm today.

In addition to that there were some wraps with crumbed fish, taco sauce and coleslaw. Make your own enchiladas.

No sighn of noodle(?) bar in operation.

 

[serfty]