Where to eat, district by district
Each neighbourhood page lists every restaurant, bar, market and bakery we cover there.
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Fortitude Valley
29 places
A hub of Brisbane nightlife, bars and live music.
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CBD
23 places
Laneway bars and city coffee.
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Howard Smith Wharves
10 places
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South Brisbane
9 places
Home of the Queensland Cultural Centre and South Bank Parklands.
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West End
8 places
Traditionally home to Brisbane's largest Greek community.
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Newstead
6 places
Book food experiences in Brisbane
- Paddington 5 places Steep ridges of old Queenslander houses.
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New Farm
4 places
Known as Brisbane's Little Italy for its early Italian settlers.
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Teneriffe
3 places
Riverside suburb of former woolstores from the wool export boom.
- Milton 2 places Inner-west suburb by the river and Milton station, where Bunker Coffee serves from Railway Terrace.
- Mount Gravatt 2 places
- Ascot 1 place
- Enoggera 1 place
- Inala 1 place
- Manly 1 place
- Morningside 1 place
- Northgate 1 place
- Robertson 1 place
- Rocklea 1 place
- Salisbury 1 place
- Windsor 1 place
- Yeerongpilly 1 place
- Bulimba 0 places
- Stones Corner 0 places Small suburb centred on the junction of Logan Road and Old Cleveland Road, beside Hanlon Park, an old concrete drain turned into parkland in 2022.
- Sunnybank 0 places
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Woolloongabba
0 places
Home of the Gabba cricket ground and crossed by Logan Road and Ipswich Road, which meet Stanley Street and Main Street at the Woolloongabba Fiveways.