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La Quinta Mexican
Balmoral
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Balmoral • Mexican
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5.4/6
5.4/6
Montezuma's - Taringa
Taringa
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Taringa • Mexican
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4.7/6
4.7/6
Comuna Cantina – Everton Park
Everton Park
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Everton Park • Latin American
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5.3/6
5.3/6
X Cargo
Fortitude Valley
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Fortitude Valley • Australian
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4.8/6
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4.8/6
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Montezuma's - Albany Creek
Albany Creek
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Albany Creek • Mexican
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5.2/6
5.2/6
Montezuma's - Capalaba
Capalaba
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Capalaba • Mexican
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4.7/6
4.7/6
Burrito Bar Redbank Plains
Redbank Plains
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Redbank Plains • Mexican
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5.0/6
5.0/6
Montezuma's - Ipswich
Ipswich
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Ipswich • Mexican
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5.2/6
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5.2/6
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Latin restaurants in Brisbane serving light bites
Street food is at the heart of South American cuisine – a fact reflected in the menus of Brisbane's Latin restaurants. Places like Comuna Cantina in Queen Street Mall in the Central Business District do a roaring trade in toothsome quick eats such as spicy corn on the cob and potato wedges, with dipping sauces of chipotle chillies giving them an extra kick. For something more substantial, try an arepa corn cake stuffed with sweet potato, or a fish taco with piquant pineapple salsa. - 2.
Latin restaurants in Brisbane with a fusion twist
There are also several Latin restaurants in Brisbane which take a more groundbreaking approach. For instance, at Fogata on James Street in Fortitude Valley, the menu ranges freely across Brazil, Argentina, Peru and the Andes to bring together a delicious mix of old and new. Specials include huevos rancheros (tortillas laden with fried eggs, chorizo and chillies), grilled chicken with chimichurri (parsley and garlic salsa) and feijoada (a slow-cooked pork and black bean stew). Such establishments are worth visiting for their seafood, too, with fresh new takes on paella and ceviche (raw fish cured in lime juice). - 3.
Other Latin restaurants near Brisbane
While you're in the area, don't forget to look outside the city to other locations along the Gold Coast. There are a number of excellent Latin restaurants not far from Brisbane such as Fiery Deli in Robina. Try this Venezuelan eatery for their taco burgers and empanadas, savoury pastries filled with chicken and vegetables. Meanwhile, Southport's venues include Latinoz, a family-run Uruguayan restaurant where you can graze on homemade chorizo and alfajor cookies, while refreshing yourself with erva mate tea, a herbal infusion sipped with a straw from a hollow gourd which is Uruguay's national drink.
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