• Bar

    The Ruby Jazz Club

    Mead Lane, Fortitude Valley

    A speakeasy jazz club in Fortitude Valley that splits its week in two: ticketed headline shows on Fridays, free entry and rising talent on Saturdays.

  • Bar

    Before + After

    181 George Street, Brisbane City

    Brisbane's only specialty amaro bar, hidden down a laneway off George Street with no sign.

  • Bar

    Officers Mess

    50 Oxlade Drive, New Farm

    An all-day riverfront diner set inside Brisbane's original World War II naval officers' club, with picnic tables running down to the water.

  • Bar

    Gusto da Gianni

    Remora Road, Hamilton

    A 350-seat Italian osteria, cantina, pizzeria and formaggeria rolled into one, spread along the Brisbane River at Portside Wharf.

  • La Favolosa

    163 Boundary Street, West End

    A West End schiacciata specialist that pairs Tuscan flatbread with a lineup of classic Italian cars parked out front on its liveliest mornings.

  • Cafe

    The Baker's Duck

    124 Campbell Street, Toowoomba City

    A Toowoomba bakery that started in a suburban garage and now sells out its croissants, that take multiple days to make, most mornings well before lunch.

  • Cafe

    Sunny Side Sandwiches

    173A Latrobe Terrace, Paddington

    A footpath-stool sandwich bar slinging Brisbane's favourite schnitty sandwich on house-baked shokupan.

  • Cafe

    Little Red Dumpling

    8 Charlotte Street, Brisbane City

    A hand-folded dumpling bar tucked below street level in the CBD, part of a Brisbane-grown chain that's since spread right across the southeast.

  • Bar

    Milquetoast

    199 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane City

    A former CBD car garage down a laneway, turned into an award-winning wine bar with a British-leaning menu.

  • Bar

    Lobby Bar

    48 James Street, Fortitude Valley

    The all-day bar of a hotel that's made the World's Top 50 list, with a rooftop garden feeding the menu below.

  • Cafe

    Ta'ameya

    Spencer Lane, Brisbane City

    Egyptian-style falafel — crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside — is just the beginning at this burgeoning CBD lunch spot.

  • Restaurant

    +81 Sushi Kappo

    259 Montague Road, West End

    At this intimate West End kappo counter, every movement, course and pause is designed to slow you down and sharpen your attention.

  • Restaurant

    Bistro Tino

    164C Arthur Street, Fortitude Valley

    The team behind Mosconi has opened a European-style breakfast and wine bar, with standing espressos, home-style cooking and vinyl on rotation.

  • News

    The Noosa Food & Wine 2026 Events That Are Still Available – But Worth Booking Fast

    From a French beachside lunch with two acclaimed chefs to a Latin river cruise and a full-day Festival Village, here are our picks of the events still available… for now.

  • Guide

    The Ten Best Hotels in Brisbane

    From resort-style pools and design-led suites to heritage stays and boutique hideaways, these hotels prove that a great stay in Brisbane can be as much about atmosphere as it is about location.

  • Guide

    The Best Pubs in Brisbane for 2026

    From historic riverfront institutions to lively neighbourhood locals, these are the Brisbane pubs worth settling into right now.

  • 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

    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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