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    Restaurant Montezuma's - Ipswich in Ipswich, Brisbane

    Montezuma's - Ipswich

    Located at Ipswich area
    Mexican Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: All-day Breakfast, Lunch, Dessert, Dinner
    Located at Ipswich areaMexican Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: All-day Breakfast, Lunch, Dessert, Dinner
    5.1/6
    100 reviews
    Outdoor seating
    5.1/6
    100 reviews
    Montezuma's - Ipswich
    Outdoor seating
    Restaurant The French Table in Cleveland, Brisbane

    The French Table

    Located at Cleveland area
    French Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dinner
    Located at Cleveland areaFrench Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dinner
    5.2/6
    29 reviews
    5.2/6
    29 reviews
    The French Table

    Montezuma's - Albany Creek

    Located at Albany Creek area
    Mexican Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dinner
    Located at Albany Creek areaMexican Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dinner
    5.1/6
    508 reviews
    5.1/6
    508 reviews
    Montezuma's - Albany Creek

    Electric Avenue & Mrs J. Rabbits

    Located at Woolloongabba area
    International Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Sunday lunch
    Located at Woolloongabba areaInternational Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Sunday lunch
    Outdoor seating
    Electric Avenue & Mrs J. Rabbits
    Outdoor seating

    Bombay Dhaba (Upper Mount Gravatt)

    Located at Mt Gravatt area
    Indian Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Dinner, Sunday lunch
    Located at Mt Gravatt areaIndian Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Dinner, Sunday lunch
    6.0/6
    2 reviews
    Outdoor seating
    6.0/6
    2 reviews
    Bombay Dhaba (Upper Mount Gravatt)
    Outdoor seating

    Fat Dumpling restaurant

    Located at Fortitude Valley area
    Chinese Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dinner
    Located at Fortitude Valley areaChinese Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dinner
    5.4/6
    22 reviews
    5.4/6
    22 reviews
    Fat Dumpling restaurant

    Italian Street Kitchen - West End

    Located at West End area
    Italian Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Dinner
    Located at West End areaItalian Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Dinner
    Outdoor seating
    Italian Street Kitchen - West End
    Outdoor seating

    Vaquero Dining

    Located at Albion area
    Australian Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Dinner
    Located at Albion areaAustralian Restaurant

    $$$$

    Meals: Lunch, Dessert, Dinner
    5.8/6
    10 reviews
    Outdoor seating
    5.8/6
    10 reviews
    Vaquero Dining
    Outdoor seating
    1. 1.

      Sunshine state, sunshine vibes

      The sunshine state has got it’s name for a very good reason, and as such, Brisbane restaurants have capitalised on the year-round sunshine in this sun-drenched city by opening spaces that feature alfresco dining areas and rooftop gardens with sunbeds, where you can indulge in some seriously good food and some expertly made cocktails to boot. Park yourself at Sassafras Canteen to while the morning away over a fresh coffee and a proper Aussie breakfast in their back terrace, followed by a long lunch in Southbank taking in views of the river and CBD skyline, before ending your day in one of the cool rooftop restaurants Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley or West End have on offer.
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      Wine and dine, in true Brisbane style

      While it’s true yes, that Melbourne and Sydney are frontrunners in the restaurant scene, Brisbane had made a name for itself in its own right for providing some of the best restaurants in the country. Many premier restaurateurs have chosen the Queensland capital as the city of choice for opening their sophomore restaurants, and the results speak for themselves. Restaurants in Brisbane’s Eagle Street Pier are where you’ll find fine dining, hatted restaurants owned by world famous chefs, who have brought with them a new wave of dining to Brisbane. With a focus on Australian and specifically, Queensland produce, and local and organic ingredients alongside wine lists featuring wineries from the Margaret River, Yarra and Clare Valleys, this area of Brisbane is one where restaurants are simply flourishing.
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      That’s not all, folks!

      But it’s not all fine dining and premium wines that have made the Brisbane restaurant scene what it is. Casual eateries nailing street food favourites are the talk of the town at the moment. Cosy Mexican taquerias like Coyotito are making taco fanatics weak at the knees, and their tequila list is dangerous to say the least. Vietnamese street cuisine has also exploded, with Brisbane restaurant goers obsessing over pho and vermicelli rice paper rolls like nothing else. Not that we blame them, this fresh and tasty cuisine is all kinds of delicious. Another firm favourite in the casual dining category are American-style eateries brimming with southern fried chicken, sliders with every filling you can poke a stick at, pulled pork burgers, hot dog specialists (yes, that’s a thing) with some spots even doubling as old time saloons perfect for some late-night revelry.
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      But where do you find such wonders?

      Lucky for you, no matter where you find yourself in Brisbane, there will be restaurants on your doorstep. However, it’s good to know where some of the best have found their homes. As you would expect, the CBD is packed with places to eat, from local spots to the more upmarket restaurants, so take a wander around Eagle Street Pier, George Street, North Quay and Elizabeth Street and you’ll be in for a treat. Across the river, West End is brimming with funky bars and restaurants that Brisbane locals – most notably students – would be more than acquainted with. Craft beer bars and hipster hangouts have found their place here, and you’re in for a banger night in this part of town. For Asian delights, further south is what you’ll be wanting, and a visit to Sunnybank will leave you in heaven, no matter if it’s Sichuan, Vietnamese, Cantonese or Thai cuisine. And of course, the Fortitude Valley, New Farm and Teneriffe area is packed with some of the best up-and-coming restaurants around. Wander through James Street or indulge in the Gasworks complex before hitting the dancefloors, or relax in a rooftop bar and knock back some seriously stellar tipples.
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      And how do you book such a wonderful Brisbane restaurant?

      That, dear readers, is where Quandoo comes in. You can find the best restaurants in Brisbane, explore new cuisines you’re yet to try, read detailed information and see what other Brisbane restaurant fans have had to say. Then simply make a booking and be a part of the incredible Brisbane restaurant and bar scene. Oh, since we had mentioned northside versus southside earlier… Well, that is a topic too contentious to discuss, so you’ll just have to visit both and work out which has the better restaurants in Brisbane, all by yourself.