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Questa Casa – Kalgoorlie���Boulder

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Situated at 133 Hay St, Kalgoorlie WA 6430, Questa Casa offers an inviting space combining quality service with an exceptional dining experience perfect for any occasion. Our menu features delicious dishes crafted from fresh local ingredients aimed at tantalizing your taste buds while providing excellent value. The warm ambiance makes it an ideal spot for gatherings with friends or family as well as intimate dinners. Committed to customer satisfaction, we strive to ensure every guest leaves happy after experiencing our attentive service combined with flavorful cuisine. Visit Questa Casa today for a delightful culinary adventure.

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callum mufc

5 Google Rating

Really interesting experience and opens your eyes to the business a lot more. Some incredible storie

5/ 5

Really interesting experience and opens your eyes to the business a lot more. Some incredible stories and a great host. Carmel (I think is her name) is a very interesting and unique person with the greatest accent ever (worth going just to listen to her talk) The best way to hear about the other side of Kalgoorlie away from the gold mining. Definitely recommend

Peter Hughes

5 Google Rating

A very entertaining and informative tour. If you're expecting something sleazy you will be disappoin

5/ 5

A very entertaining and informative tour. If you're expecting something sleazy you will be disappointed. Well worth a visit

Charlie Jay

3 Google Rating

$15 per person for a 90min tour, consisting mostly of spoken history and old stories plus a very lim

3/ 5

$15 per person for a 90min tour, consisting mostly of spoken history and old stories plus a very limited tour round the venue (couple of rooms). It was interesting, and worth a visit, but I wouldn't go again. Update: realised it was actually $30/each. Absolutely not worth the money.

Malcolm Reynolds

5 Google Rating

My ex wife and I left on good terms. I know this because she gave me a day pass on my birthday to th

5/ 5

My ex wife and I left on good terms. I know this because she gave me a day pass on my birthday to this fine establishment. 10/10 would come again

Jax R

1 Google Rating

Very boring, waste of money and time.

1/ 5

Very boring, waste of money and time.

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