Tucked away on Racecourse Road is a charming space that fuses traditional Persian cuisine and design with a warm cafe atmosphere, offering breakfast and lunch options for dine-in and takeaway. more
It’s time to stop eating ‘al desko’ – throw off that office cardigan and soak up some springtime rays, baby! If you work in the concrete jungle, we highly recommend unchaining yourself from your desk at lunchtime and getting outside to make the most of our swell weather. more
When was the last time you stepped into a store and squealed with delight like a kid in a lolly shop? If it's been a while, you clearly haven't paid a visit to Hawthorne's new dessert cafe, Gateaux. more
Getting out on the wrong side of the bed is an issue we all encounter from time to time. While many of us resign ourselves to a day of being cranky, the solution to our morning negativity could be as simple as a coffee from Shawty’s Espresso in Woolloongabba. This bright cafe exudes good vibes while offering healthy eats, friendly staff and top-shelf coffee and tea. more
The adage ‘you don’t make friends with salad’ is obsolete. The truth is you absolutely can make friends with salad, as Greens & Grains can attest. This charming pit stop is set to make its mark on the local lunch scene, with leaves and legumes worth shaking a leg for. more
Being creative is serious business – it’s important to not neglect your body, even if your mind is singing with inspiration. We’ve whipped up a quick list of places within walking distance to feed your stomach while feeding your brain at the Brisbane Writers Festival from September 7–11. more
It doesn't matter how you pronounce it, or how you dress it up – if you’ve never opted for a bagel sandwich at your local market, you simply haven’t lived. No exaggeration, bagels are more than just a novelty food – they are a bona fide brunch star. NYC Bagel Deli recently opened a new bricks-and-mortar location on Vulture Street, dishing up a range of bagels as well as tasty coffee. more
A priory – in the traditional sense of the word – is a monastery where men and women could find inner peace and spiritual enlightenment. With that in mind, Trafalgar Lane’s The Priory Kitchen is likewise a tranquil sanctuary, though here all worship is dedicated to the holy trinity of fresh produce, divine presentation and heavenly coffee. Don't get too excited yet – you'll have to wait until The Priory Kitchen opens on Monday August 22. We were lucky enough to get a special sneak peek ... more
While Brisbane doesn’t boast boulevards lined with brownstone houses and cosy diners on every corner, a new inner city pit-stop is giving eaters a chance to get a taste for the Big Apple through food. Bulging bagels, chopped salads, stuffed sandwiches – if you’ve got a craving, Crave NYC has got what you need. more
Look – we’re not going to tell you that a crispy hash brown from McDonald’s isn’t a nice treat on occasion, but a real hash brown never leaves you wanting. Snag & Brown is bringing delicious, roasted hash browns and pairing them with all kinds of gourmet sausages for a truly unique brunch experience. more
Following hot on the heels of the openings of Otto Brisbane and Taro’s Ramen, 480 Queen is unveiling its full list of dining spots, bringing a range of tastes to the table. Hofer & Frei, Not Another Sandwich, The Daily Hit, Shuji Sushi and Nectar Cafe will make the Room Four Eighty Precinct a popular pit stop for lunch pick-me-ups. more
You may already be familiar with the pink-hued Betty's Espresso on West End's Browning Street. After three years of trade, Betty's has grown to take over the entire upstairs space, extending its offering to become a cafe and neighbourhood bar. more
One of Brisbane’s best family-owned coffee roasters has made some serious moves in the inner-city dining scene, taking over a charming rustic space on Margaret Street for their second cafe. Duck in for quick a bite or linger over a coffee or two, Nessun Dorma is a great space to stop by if you are looking to shake up your brunch routine. more
If you were crestfallen to hear that Taste on James Street has closed, cry no more. The popular kitchenware and home wares retailer has pulled up stumps and moved to a new location on Windsor Road in Red Hill, stocked with the usual range of goods plus a few new surprises. more
Just off Racecourse Road is a spacious and welcoming cafe that plates up incredible meals made from fresh and ethically sourced ingredients, with a distinct South American spin that will have your tastebuds enraptured. more
The future of coffee consumption is here! A new inner-city java joint is doing away with notes and coins in favour of a modern digitised form of payment, which is proving to be a huge plus for busy CBD workers. more
Trafalgar Lane welcomes its third opening in as many weeks as Lola Coffee opens for business this week. This stylish coffee joint offers expertly made coffee from one of Australia's most accomplished hospitality stars. more
Don’t let the pronunciation of the word put you off, 'hygge' is Danish for comfort, the absence of annoyance and home-style warmth. It almost goes without saying that this new West End cafe embodies all of these elements and more. more
If your body is a temple, we've found a new spot for you to worship. Tucked away in the heart of Paddington is Ground Collective, a healthy hub that boasts a day spa, yoga studio and organic cafe all under one roof. more
The wait is over Brisbane. The Fink Group’s first interstate venture OTTO Brisbane is here. In case you’re not sure what the fuss is about, The Fink Group is behind renowned Sydney restaurants Quay, Bennelong and OTTO Sydney – so they’re kind of a big deal. Oh and a word of warning, reading on with an empty stomach is not recommended. more