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LUCKY JIM When Jim Berardo first visited Noosa he thought he had died and gone to heaven—and he quickly decided the afterlife there was for him. So he gave up a high-powered medical administration career in New York City and started a restaurant in Noosa. Berardo's Restaurant and Bar, tel: (61-7) 5447 5666, on Hastings Street, is now a place of pilgrimage for traveling gourmets. Chef David Rayner, recently of the Savoy hotel in London, makes a legendary tuna sashimi—or try his char-grilled king prawns with a white radish spearmint salad. Berardo has since opened a second venue, Berardo's on the Beach Bistro, tel: (61-7) 5448 0888. Its location, meters from the waves, is a big attraction—and so is its crab night, every Wednesday, when diners attack their meals with mallets. Look out too for the swordfish kebabs. Heaven indeed.
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