
Brisbane
:This article only covers the City of Brisbane. See Greater Brisbane for the four other local government areas that make up Greater Brisbane. Brisbane is the state capital of Queensland. Large enough to be cosmopolitan yet small enough to be friendly and accessible, Brisbane is a 'garden metropolis', famous for its leafy, open spaces and the pleasant pace of life that unfolds between the zig-zags of its iconic river. Brisbane's year-round warm climate, spectacular scenery, pleasant locals and world-class facilities have been the drawcards for many domestic and international visitors, making Brisbane the fastest-growing city in Australia. Despite this rapid development, it maintains a youthfu
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Trang
Did someone say Pho? Head here for possibly the best Pho is Brisbane. Give the Chinese menu a miss.
Mo-Su 11:00-22:00 · Limited wheelchair access · Takeaway · Outdoor seating
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Ahmet's Turkish Restaurant
Turkish restaurant, features belly dancers on weekends. One of the most popular and busiest restaurants in the South Bank precinct, though the painstaking quality of the kitchen means a longer than usual wait for food. Do not expect to be in and out in less than an hour.
Sun–Thu 11:30AM–8PM; Fri Sat 11:30AM–9PM · Outdoor seating
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Brew
Creative and relaxed café off the Albert St Mall. Great coffee, food and boutique beer and cider in an intimate location.
Mo-Fr 07:00+; Sa-Su 08:00+ · Outdoor seating
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Le Bon Choix
Near the golden triangle. Great French bakery. Sells a good variety of sandwiches, cakes, tortes, macarons, fresh bread, croquettes, quiches and coffee.
Mo-Sa 06:30-18:00; Su 06:30-17:00 · M–F 7AM to 6PM, Sa Su 7AM to 5PM · Wheelchair accessible
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Pancake Manor
A Brisbane institution, open 24 hours. Tends to fill up with nightclub revellers on their way home after about 3AM on a Saturday or Sunday morning.
24/7 · Vegetarian options
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Alchemy
Located in a little hideaway on Eagle St, this restaurant has one of the most impressive views in Brisbane, looking across the river to the Story Bridge. Well known for its "liquid nitrogen nibbles", Alchemy lives up to its name.
Mo-Fr 12:00-15:00,18:00-22:00; Sa 18:00+
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Kadoya
A casual Japanese eatery and takeaway dishing up rice bowls, noodle soups and bento boxes. Cooked fresh, tasty, cheap. Popular lunch spot for city-workers.
Mon–Thu 10:30AM to 8PM, Fri 10:30AM to 8:30PM, Sat 11AM to 9PM, Sun closed
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Taj Mahal
Amazing Indian cuisine. Caterers to the Indian cricket team when in Brisbane.
Vegan options
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Continental Cafe
Good food, nice atmosphere across several rooms, surprisingly good children's menu. Open for dinner 364 days a year. Watch out for the offal specials on Tuesdays. Reliable high quality.
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John Mills Himself
Entrance via driveway. Tucked away in an old garage in the eponymous John Mills building, this funky café boasts knowledgeable baristas serving a variety of espresso and filter coffees using high quality beans that are regularly rotated. Also stocks cold brewed iced coffees and iced chocolates which are perfect for those hot Brisbane days. Turns into a boutique beer and cocktail bar after 3:30PM.
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Lychee Lounge
Inspired by the neighbourhoods pre- and post-war housing and vibrant art sub-culture. Asian-inspired snacks and cocktails.
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Sultans Kitchen
Among the best Indian food in the city. Fresh and tasty and good service. Usually fills quickly and does a roaring take-away trade, so get in early.
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West End Coffee House
Organic coffee, Thai food for lunch, relaxed atmosphere and occasional exhibitions.
6AM to 4PM · $3 coffee
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E'cco Bistro
Founded and run by the internationally renowned and acclaimed chef Philip Johnson, it is one of the best restaurants in Brisbane and Australia-wide.
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La Macelleria Gelateria
A small Italian gelato place that prides on almost all the ingredients being locally grown in Queensland.
Mon–Thu noon–10PM; Fri noon–11PM · Limited wheelchair access · Vegan options
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Montrachet
French bistro specializing in Lyonnaise specialties, regarded as one of Brisbane's best restaurants.
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Fatboys Cafe
The cafe portion of Ric's Bar, on Brunswick St Mall. Serves some of the best value for money breakfasts in Brisbane from $4.
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Enjoy Inn
One of the longest established restaurants in Brisbane, good Chinese food.
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James Street Market
Not a restaurant, but a yuppie grocery where you will find all the food and drink you need to bring with you in the bush. Includes a small sushi bar at furthest end from James St.
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Mecca Bah
Popular restaurant that serves modern Middle Eastern food, part of an Australian interstate franchise that originated in Melbourne.
- EatIndian restaurant
Sitar
Indian restaurant that has franchises in suburbs like West End and New Farm.
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The Gunshop Cafe
Possibly the best French toast in the city. Always busy so be prepared to queue. Fantastic coffee.
Su-Th 07:00-14:30; Fr-Sa 07:00-20:30 · Outdoor seating
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Beach House
Beach House Bar & Grill CBD
Located on the corner of Albert and Elizabeth St, Myer Centre, 2F. Licensed bar, large meals and live entertainment at value for money.
Sun–Thu 11AM–9PM, Fri Sat 11AM–9:30PM
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Brisbane German Club
This restaurant/bar offers a wonderful range of authentic German cuisine and beer for very reasonable prices.
Tu-Sa 11:00-21:00+; Su 11:00-17:00
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Norman Hotel
Along with the Breakfast Creek Hotel, possibly the best steaks in town, its slogan is "Brisbane's worst vegetarian restaurant".
Limited wheelchair access
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Bar Merlo
Various outlets throughout the city, their first being opened in the QUT Gardens Point campus. Regarded as one of the leaders in the Brisbane café society boom since the 1990s, their coffee is served at countless cafes and restaurants throughout Brisbane.
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Gambaro's
Has a seafood restaurant and a long-established seafood takeaway. A Brisbane institution.
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Harvey's
Very popular cafe restaurant and deli. It is located a short walk from James St market.
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Moda
Huge selection of wines and a varied menu including seafood, duck, rabbit and pork cheeks. By no means cheap but amazing food.
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Anouk
Sophisticated atmosphere and the perfect place for brunch. On weekends you may have to queue for seating.
Open daily 7AM to 2:30PM
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