• Guide

    The Best Bars in Brisbane for 2026

    From meticulously crafted cocktails and award-winning wine lists to intimate aperitivo spots and heritage whisky dens, these venues prove that drinking well doesn’t (have to) mean shouting over the music.

  • Restaurant

    Agnes Restaurant

    22 Agnes Street, Fortitude Valley

    One of Brisbane’s most acclaimed restaurants, powered by flame.

  • Restaurant

    August West End

    19 Dornoch Terrace, West End

    A refined tasting-menu restaurant set inside a heritage West End church.

  • Restaurant

    Joy Restaurant

    690 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley

    An intimate Fortitude Valley tasting-menu experience with national acclaim.

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    OTTO Ristorante Brisbane

    Sidon Street, South Brisbane

    Riverfront Italian dining with polish and presence.

  • Restaurant

    Opa Bar & Mezze

    123 Eagle Street, Brisbane City

    A lively riverfront Greek restaurant built for sharing.

  • Bar

    Bar Brutus

    49 Melbourne Street, South Brisbane

    An Italian-leaning aperitivo bar serving spritzes, wine and spuntini in a compact, relaxed setting.

  • Bar

    Wineism

    97 Sandgate Road, Albion

    Part wine bar, part bottle shop and part classroom, Wineism is quietly reshaping how Brisbane drinks and talks about wine.

  • News

    This Just In: The Noosa Food & Wine Festival 2026 Line-Up Has Landed

    Each June, Noosa turns into Australia’s most delicious coastal playground — here’s our picks of the events you won’t want to miss.

  • News

    By The Glass: The Bottle Shops Teaching Brisbane How to Drink Better

    Weekly tastings that feel like catching up with friends. Bottles open daily for sampling. Spaces designed to feel like bookshops, not supermarkets. Brisbane's independent bottle shops are rewriting how we buy booze.

  • Bar

    +81 Aizome Bar

    259 Montague Road, West End

    Ten seats, imported ice, and cocktails built on precision, not garnish.

  • Guide

    The Best Restaurants in Brisbane for 2026

    Whether you’re chasing wood-fired drama, long lunches by the river or a tasting menu worth planning around, these are the restaurants setting the pace in Brisbane.

  • Restaurant

    The 203

    6 Marshall Street, Fortitude Valley

    A polished Italian steakhouse built around premium Aussie beef.

  • Restaurant

    Short Grain

    15 Marshall Street, Fortitude Valley

    Martin Boetz’s bold Thai cooking, back on home turf.

  • Restaurant

    Essa Restaurant

    181 Robertson Street, Fortitude Valley

    A produce-driven Fortitude Valley fine-diner built on fire and season.

  • Bar

    Savile Row

    667 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley

    Refined cocktails, a deep spirits list and intimate lounges await behind the orange door.

  • Bar

    Death and Taxes Brisbane

    36 Burnett Lane, Brisbane City

    With hundreds of whiskies, an illustrated cocktail list and a heritage setting, Death & Taxes is a Brisbane classic for a reason.

  • Bar

    Bar Francine

    29 Vulture Street, West End

    With an ever-changing Euro-leaning menu and a strong by-the-glass list, Bar Francine nails relaxed dining done properly.

  • Bar

    Cru Bar + Cellar

    22 James Street, Fortitude Valley

    This polished wine bar offers award-winning lists, cellar tastings and a welcome sense of calm.

  • Bar

    La Lune Wine Co

    109 Melbourne Street, South Brisbane

    With a generous wine list, rotating by-the-glass pours and a food offering designed to match, La Lune is serious about wine without taking itself too seriously.

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