Sunday Jazz
The Valley favourite has relaxing Sunday afternoons covered.
Overview
Drinks. Food. Music. It's the recipe for a good time — and, if it's a Sunday afternoon, you're sipping on natural wines, feasting on share plates and listening to cruisy jazz, for a relaxing one too. That's King Arthur's serving of end-of-weekend fun, kicking off at 2.30pm every week.
If you've only dropped by for a daytime meal or a Friday night dinner in the past, then this is your chance to do something different in the Fortitude Valley favourite. The kitchen will be cooking up a storm until 6.30pm, while the tunes will liven things up until 4.30pm, with Dan Hirsch and Friends on music duties.
As always, King Arthur Cafe's farm-to-table ethos remains, as does the all-Australian beer and wine menu to go with it.
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