Where to Eat
Quick Eats
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Sourced Grocer - Teneriffe Sourced Grocer has a clear focus for local, organic and seasonal produce, sourced directly from the growers; they take pride in provenance and eating thoughtfully. Sourced Grocer also have an in-house cafe, serving up Cup Coffee beans and flavoursome dishes across breakfast and lunch. |
Merythr Village - New Farm Merthyr Village features Coles New Farm, more than 20 speciality stores and a range of professional, personal and community service providers. The Village includes Australia Post, four Major Banks, 7 Day Medical Centre, Dentists, Pathology, Optometrist and Five unique Cafes and Restaurants. |
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DA'Burger - New Farm The breezy space at DA’Burger boasts a front deck perfect for lazy summer grazing – which is just as well, considering the size of the burgers coming out of the kitchen. The Sunday Roast burger shakes up the good old Aussie tradition, offering all those nostalgic flavours – think Murray Valley lamb, grilled sweet potato and mint sauce – without the side serve of family bonding. |
Sun and Earth Organics - New Farm With health, the environment and the future in mind, Sun & Earth Organics only stock products that are certified organic, fairtrade and locally made and grown. Flowing from the shelves are organic groceries, environmentally safe cleaning products, natural cosmetics and nutritional and herbal supplements, while wicker baskets bloom with fresh organic produce. An in-house organic juice and smoothie bar delivers flavoursome combinations made with organic fruit and vegetables. |
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End of the Road Coffee - New Farm Located in a beautiful spot right next door to New Farm Park Ferry Terminal, End of the Road is more of a cafe than a restaurant, but a great place to grab a coffee and cake while admiring the river and one of Brisbane's best parks. |
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Restaurants and Bars
New Farm
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Overlooking the winding Brisbane River at Brisbane Powerhouse, Bar Alto is the perfect spot to grab a drink and take in the magnificent view. Come lunchtime, this riverside spot is buzzing with folk sipping local and imported wines and enjoying plates of Antipasti Da Dividere. |
A beautiful, old red brick building situated on a leafy corner at the end of James Street, 6 minutes from Brisbane Powerhouse, with ample outdoor seating. Everything on the menu is made from scratch with lots of craft beer, boutique wines and spirits, a house cocktail list, great coffee and unique teas they really have something for everyone. |
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Located underneath Brisbane Powerhouse, Watt boasts sun-drenched dining areas with beautiful views and a variety of dining options. The modern-Australian menu showcases subtle Mediterranean influences, with a lean towards seafood utilising the best fresh seasonal produce. |
Just a 10 minute walk from Brisbane Powerhouse, Vue Lounge is a favourite for locals as well as interstate and international visitors to Brisbane. Serving progressive modern Australian cuisine Vue oozes style and sophistication and is the place to see and be seen in. |
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Upon stepping through the bright red doors of Himalayan Cafe, diners are transported to a rustic restaurant setting at the base of the Himalayas in Nepal. The Tibetan-themed space crafts a feeling of warmth and intimacy, with vibrant cushions, low-set tables and Tibetan carpet. Himalayan Cafe is renowned for its hearty curries, stews and soups, as well its vegetarian and vegan offerings. |
The Ponycat is a humble cafe, set in a warm nook along Brunswick Street. Inside an entire wall covered in chalk paint is adorned with a list of menu items and daily specials, while a street-art inspired mural painted by owner Asa Boardman brightens the facade. The Ponycat serves up a winning combination of simple, delicious fare, all day breakfast and good Giancarlo coffee. |
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Fortitude Valley
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Changing the way Brisbane thinks about food and wine, Cru is an award-winning wine bar, cellar, restaurant and function venue, and all under one roof and located just 7 minutes from the Judith Wright Centre. Boasting cool breezes, a relaxed aesthetic and stylish surrounds, Cru Bar + Cellar is the perfect spot to indulge. |
Au Cirque is a cool split-level foodie space nestled along Brunswick Street in New Farm, just a 7 minute walk from the Judy. The homemade fare is extensive and made with organic produce where possible. Sensational Genovese coffee makes Au Cirque a popular choice for caffeine-deprived regulars who swan through the door in search of wholesome food and great coffee. |
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On the corner of Winn Lane sits the flamboyant Flamingo Cafe in all its green astroturfed glory. This individual little cafe is filled with quirky decor, fitting perfectly with the colourful laneway vibe, the food mirroring the cafe’s eccentric nature. |
Located in the Judith Wright Centre, enjoy the hustle and bustle of one of Brisbane’s most vibrant entertainment districts from the comfort of a lounge. |
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Brisbane CBD
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Brew is one of Brisbane’s first laneway cafes and wine bars, offering something different in the city. For your coffee, Brew has Di Bella Nero as its house blend and seasonal menu offers full breakfast options, as well as a fine selection of modern tapas for lunch or an evening meal. |
A stylish ambiance of a gracious home welcomes guests at Spring Food & Wine with a sophisticated quirk. This sanctuary in the heart of the CBD, and just an 8 minute walk from the Gardens Theatre, it is one of Brisbane’s best-kept secrets. |
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With a raw industrial interior and clandestine laneway location, Super Whatnot resembles a hip, speakeasy-esque New York bar alive with jazz tunes that will get your polished-nickel-toe shoes tapping. Super Whatnot offers an eclectic list of old-world wines and cocktails and features a rotating list of boutique beers sourced wide and far. |
The charm of this old building permeates every detail, from the exposed kitchen with aromas wafting through the space to the industrial textures of brick, cork and metal. It makes The Survey Co. the perfect space to enjoy a long lunch, a romantic dinner or share plates of tapas under the stars of the courtyard. |
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South Bank
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As the epitome of effortless Brisbane beauty with stunning views of the CBD, Brisbane River and Streets Beach, matched with beautifully prepared local produce and a quirky drink selection, the restaurant brings you the ultimate South Bank experience and it’s just a 4 minute walk from the conservatorium, or a 7 minute walk from QPAC. |
Every element of Bacchus, from the design to the menu, has been created with indulgence in mind. Bacchus is the perfect place to dine or unwind. A truly unique addition to the Brisbane dining and entertainment landscape, and just a 3 minute walk from QPAC. |
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Other
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Newstead Brewing Co. - Newstead The most important feature of Newstead Brewing Co isn't only the beer - it's the stories behind them. For each of the six permanent beers, two seasonal beers and one cider there is a particular story in the city's history. They also offer a wide range of bottled craft beers, cocktails, wines, spirits and some delicious food including charcuterie boards, pizzas, steak, shoestring fries, eton mess and much more. |
Anouk - Paddington There are some breakfast spots where, no matter how extensive and mouth-watering a menu appears, you will always choose that same, favourite dish. Whether stuffed with sugar-coated fruit or topped with smoky slices of bacon, the layers of spongey, egg-fried bread on the morning menu are seductively impassable. |
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Lefty's Old Time Music Hall - Paddington Red walls, chandeliers and intimate leather booths shape Lefty’s into the type of venue that visiting carnival folk would stop in to for a lively soiree. A retro popcorn machine stationed upon the lower bar provides free servings when drinks are ordered, while the food menu leans towards the style of American carny fare with house made onion rings, sloppy joes, and Brooklyn Brewery’s lager set to be the house beer.
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Fundies Wholefood Market - Paddington Fundamental Food Store is a hub of natural and organic foods. With a strong commitment to sustainable agriculture, Fundies offers high-quality, flavoursome and naturally preserved foods, void of artificial additives, sweeteners, colourings and preservatives. The Fundamental Food Store also has an in-store cafe, serving fresh organic produce. |
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