Marlowe Restaurant
Australian, Restaurant, Bistro
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Restaurants, cafés and bars in South Brisbane
South Brisbane makes dinner part of the performance. Fish Lane brings restaurants into the streets behind the cultural precinct, while South Bank offers another rhythm closer to the river. A gallery visit can become a shared meal; a theatre night can begin with something substantial before the lights go down. The neighbourhood works just as well when the only plan is a table followed by a riverside walk.
Places to explore
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Wuta Cafe
Coffee, Cafe
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Teaffee 茶啡
Bubble Tea Store, Cafe, Coffee
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Clarence Restaurant
Modern Australian, Restaurant
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Gnocchi Gnocchi Brothers, South Bank
Italian, Restaurant
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Big Roddy's Rippin' Rib Shack - South Brisbane
Burger, Bar, Restaurant
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Latin Manna
Colombian, Dessert, Peruvian, Vegetarian, Restaurant, Cafe
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Midtown Bar & Dining Brisbane
Bar
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Find your corner of Brisbane
Fortitude Valley
James Street’s polished dining and the Valley’s busy lanes give Fortitude Valley a generous range, from a considered lunch to dinner before the music.
West End
West End brings café mornings, Greek tables and Sardinian cooking into the same neighbourhood, with plenty of reasons for lunch to run a little longer.
Sunnybank
Sunnybank’s shopping precincts reward a food-first visit, with Chinese and Korean cooking, noodle bowls and rice meals giving everyone a reason to join.
Paddington
Given and Latrobe Terraces wind past Queenslander cafés, Italian tables and neighbourhood bars, giving Paddington a meal worth taking uphill.
Teneriffe
Teneriffe’s old woolstores and river edge set the scene for coffee, pizza and a longer lunch, with the waterfront close enough for a walk afterwards.