Daily Brisbane Restaurants
- Pane e Vino
- Quan Thanh
- Libertine, Brisbane
- Tibetan Kitchen, Brisbane
- The Music Kafe
- Cloudland
- Four Seasons Thai
- Spirit of Tibet
- Phon's Thai
- Wasabi
- River House Restaurant
- Sassi at Bale
- Yum Yum Peking Duck, New Farm
- Claret House Wine Bar
- Jackpot Noodles, West End
- Bada Bing Bar and Bistro
- Fifth Element Bar and Cellar
- Zuri
- Wagamama Brisbane CBD
- Palazzo Versace- Il Barocco
Pane e Vino restaurant has warmed the hearts and satisfied the Brisbane inner-city appetite for authentic Italian cuisine for nearly 15 years.
Covering all of your favourite traditional Chinese and Vietnamese dishes, West End?s Quan Thanh restaurant will worm its way into your heart.
One of Paddington?s latest little editions, Libertine bar and restaurant, is quickly impressing with its elegant ambience and tantalising culinary offerings.
For an authentic taste of the Himalayas, the Tibetan Kitchen restaurant offers wholesome, traditional fare within Brisbane?s starkly different surrounds. Since opening, it has proven to be very popular among those who are willing to sidestep the regular Asian eateries.<br>
The Music Kafe is a casual West End bar which supports local artists and bands while serving scrummy all-day restaurant breakfasts, snacks and meals. This new little music haunt is quickly becoming well known for its tasty bar food and great entertainment.
The latest dining phenomenon gracing Brisbane with its presence, Cloudland?s epic grandeur creates an enticing backdrop to an ideal restaurant experience. The modish setting is exquisite and its culinary offerings are fittingly superb.
Perpetually packed with punters after generous portions of tastebud-tingling Thai, Four Seasons is one of Mooloolaba's most popular dine-in and takeaway Thai eateries.
With a convenient location in the heart of Mooloolaba, Spirit of Tibet restaurant dishes up traditional Tibetan dishes that nourish the soul. Bring a good bottle and settle in for a unique dining experience.
Perpetually packed Phon's Thai has won over a steady band of regulars from their light and breezy restaurant in Cotton Tree. Dine in or take away for lunch or dinner Wednesday to Sunday.
The word is out. Wasabi is fast gaining a reputation as one of the state's best Japanese restaurants. A balance of East and West in decor, the fare is strictly traditional, expertly prepared by master chef Shinichi Maeda. Stylish and sophisticated, this Noosa Sound destination restaurant has heads turning and tongues wagging across Queensland.
A daily changing menu of locally grown vegetables, super-fresh seafood and hand-picked herbs is complemented by a coastal, casual environment in this divine restaurant. With a good wine list to match, River House is a good catch in Noosaville.
You need not be a guest at Peppers Bale Resort to sample the divine flavours of chef Tony Sassi's menu. Swan on in to this idyllic Port Douglas paradise and savour a regional feast.
One of the top Peking duck restaurants in Brisbane comes to a new inner-city address at New Farm?s Yum Yum Peking Duck. This could be a culinary revelation for the burgeoning food district that is the corner of Merthyr and Brunswick Streets.
Sporting a deep wine list and a sharing menu that journeys through Europe, Claret House Wine Bar is a delightful Teneriffe restaurant. With a palette of warm reds and browns, the space instantly puts you at ease and encourages an enjoyable dining experience.
The Jackpot Noodles restaurant empire continues its tasty, satisfying spread across Brisbane, paring terrific value with surprisingly tasteful surroundings in West End. This latest outpost, in a string of four, is the jewel in the Jackpot crown.
A great little nightspot, a lunchtime favourite and a brekky local, Bada Bing Bar and Bistro in Chermside caters for quality restaurant dining, morning to eve. With a flair for contemporary style, friendly Italian owner and renowned Brisbane chef and restaurateur Joe Antonini creates a relaxed atmosphere in this modern Italian restaurant.
A welcome addition to the Brisbane dining scene, Fifth Element Bar and Cellar offers a chic South Bank restaurant serving modern twists on French classics, and presenting diners with an interior, menu and drinks list that is both challenging and inventive.
Zuri is a destination inspired by some of the world?s premier venues, and brought to life by internationally acclaimed bar aficionados. A heady atmosphere of visual drama combines seamlessly with uniquely attentive service and delicious innovative Japanese fare.
A both engaging and reliable experience, the Wagamama restaurant branch in Brisbane city brings communal Japanese dining to the mainstream. Overlooking the bustling Queen Street Mall in a large, modern dining hall, the busy space fills and empties quickly with the ebb and flow of the day.
Il Barocco is Palazzo Versace's stylish, elegant and relaxed restaurant overlooking the lagoon and is the perfect setting for any occasion. Serving contemporary and classical cuisine you can choose from the extensive a la carte selections or indulge in the seafood buffet.