Miss Moneypenny's Noosa

On Hastings Street in Noosa Heads, Miss Moneypenny’s brings together a restaurant, cocktail bar and flexible event space in one architecturally designed venue. Its approach is centred on relaxed social dining rather than formal, white-tablecloth service, with globally influenced Modern Mediterranean food, shareable plates and a broad drinks list. The setting is polished but intended to feel easy-going, making it suitable for a long lunch, a celebratory dinner or drinks that stretch into the evening.

The menu is designed for the table, with local produce and coastal ingredients appearing alongside Mediterranean and international influences. Standout options named by the venue include its signature prawn toast, Hiramasa kingfish ceviche, black truffle and mushroom gnocchi, Humpty Doo barramundi and slow-cooked lamb shoulder. There is also a substantial seafood paella, a seafood platter and a selection of pizzas, including gluten-free and vegan-cheese options. The food offering extends from a la carte dining to bar bites, late-night food and daily pizza takeaway, giving diners more than one way to enjoy the venue.

The bar is a major part of the experience. Miss Moneypenny’s describes its cocktail programme as multi-award winning, with an extensive beverage list and drinks prepared by experienced mixologists. The venue has been recognised as Best Regional Bar in Australia, and its cocktail master classes offer groups a chance to learn how drinks are made rather than simply ordering from the bar. Its Happy Days offering is positioned as a transition between the beach and dinner, while the atmosphere is intended to shift as the afternoon moves into evening.

Miss Moneypenny’s has operated in Noosa since 2013 and has become a well-known stop for both locals and visitors. The room can accommodate private and semi-private functions, including weddings, corporate events and more casual celebrations, with cocktail classes available for group bookings. It is a natural fit for couples wanting food and cocktails on Hastings Street, groups sharing dishes, and event hosts looking for a venue with energy and privacy. Solo diners can also settle in for a drink or casual food, while larger groups have the option of curated dining packages and dedicated spaces.