r/BrisbaneFoodies

Want to plan a nice date night in the CBD for my partner who is a big pizza fan. Want something in the city so we can go for a walk along the river after and maybe have a nice glass of wine or two as well. Any good recommendations?

Looking for something with nice vibes for a date night!

I need your help! I am starting to book an Australian trip!
(for two adults)

Brisbane is a must for Bluey’s World & the Zoo. I will also try to visit places from the show.

Any other tips on where to go, where to stay, and what to do? I have a lot of ideas but want to ask how I can do it best.

Also what is the best way to travel throughout the country long distances like from Brisbane to Sydney: car, train, flight?

Some things to know: I love little blue penguins, I have celiac disease, I want to get a tattoo while there, autism friendly venues appreciated, open to nature adventures (especially on/in water aka great barrier reef or diving with sharks)

P.S. Any budget friendly recommendations so we can do the most while there?

hey need some recommendations for restaurants near or in the cbd for a birthday dinner (12ish people), need some gluten free options for one of my friends and aiming for $40-$60 pp. open to any type of restaurant, going to the valley after if that helps. (probably doesn’t matter but i’m making my friends dress up in medieval sorta outfits)

Hi Foodies. I just came back from Vietnam and had the best Bun Cha in Hanoi and now im addicted. Before i went to Vietnam all i knew was Pho! So far i've tried two places in Sunnybank but they dont taste the same, the sauce is weak and the meat has no charcoal flavour....so here i am chasing the best Bun Cha recommendations. Pls let me know. Im dying!!

Chermside/Aspley area. My mum loves Italian desserts, especially those two and was looking to round some up for her for Mother's Day, but has heard major mixed reviews on where to go for them. Any personal experiences or places to avoid would be great.

Hi folks,

Myself and 3 other NRL fan nutcases are driving up for Magic Round on the weekend so I'm looking for suggestions for Lunch eats around the Brisbane CBD.

Open to all kinds of cuisine, my 3 travelling buddies are pretty sheltered so Foodie Pubs and Banquets and the like would be great BUT I can convince them to try anything so extra points for chicken heart skewers, yum cha tripe etc. etc.

Cheers!

P.S. Wouldn't mind a waterside cook yourself bbq if there's any public bbqs that have good view?

Looking for breakfast places for a Saturday morning we are staying close to the Mater but willing to walk to get breakfast

I have been to lots of Asian restaurants in Brisbane. Now i am looking for other alternatives. I am thinking - Steakhouse;
- Italian, Greek, European; and
- Modern Australian.
Also if you know any nice bars you can recommend it will be great.

Just wondering if anyone knows what happened to this german restaurant in brisbane. I used to go for birthdays as a kid but I can’t seem to find it anywhere. They were somewhere in the CBD and had beer glasses hanging from the ceiling and little fake windows of the country side. The food was phenomenal and i miss it so much.

So I just moved to Brisbane for work, and honestly my biggest culture shock has been how expensive eating out here is. Back home I'd grab dinner at my favourite local Thai place for nothing, but here every meal feels like a small financial decision lol.. A mate mentioned EatClub and I've been going back and forth on whether it's actually worth downloading.

Before I sign up I wanted to find some genuine eatclub app reviews from people who've actually used it regularly. Like does the discount actually work smoothly at the restaurant, and are there decent restaurant options and where are they located? Any honest experience helps!

Hi guys, will be going on a trip at brisbane and came across clove n honey in tiktok.

Searched it on google and had a rather high review rate and found it abit weird

So just wanna ask here.

Hey bris foodie community.

Most recent post I could find on private dining was a year ago so looking for any current recommendations for around 10 people, whether those are updated on the kids recommendations or new places that have popped up.

Budget range $250-300 pp

Additionally also looking for good long lunch options (West end, city, valley, Newstead), that has good food and decent portion sizes.

I had this a few years back in either Inala or Sunnybank. I do not think it was Korean. Can someone please help me identify this place?