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The Goni's Schnitzelria

After 12 years at The White Cockatoo Hotel, Goni's has now relocated with the same old menu. Known for their gigantic schnitzels, this place is perfect for those with an appetite on a budget. One schnitzel can easily feed two people.

Address: 237 Rocky Point Rd, Ramsgate
Hours: 11AM-9:30PM
Price: $20-30
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