“Brisbane’s Raffles” is serving food by a two-hatted chef in a brasserie full of colour, and a stunning supper club destined to open late. Take a peek inside.
From glitzy steakhouses and laneway CBD diners to new French from the Happy Boy crew and the arrival of a southern hospitality powerhouse, here’s what to tick off.
It’s a series of simple gifts, presented with care, at this moody eatery – including a mussels dish that you won’t soon forget.
With one-of-a-kind views of the Story Bridge and an all-day, European-leaning menu, this is far from Supernormal afterthought. Here’s what to expect.
The closure came just days after it was named Queensland’s best bar. Still, owner Jamie Fleming remains optimistic about Brisbane’s food and drink future.
It will be the same but different, with a slick fit-out, expanded menu, more beers and a punchy wine list. Also, it will be doing fried chicken and champagne nights.
A pan-European brasserie and late-night cocktail lounge have been announced, with a two-hatted chef and star designer attached.
Come for carbonara Danishes, pistachio cornetti, creamy brioche buns, mini tarts with custard and seasonal fruit, and crunchy savoury focaccia.
It’s also serving soba, pan-fried potato mochi, Japanese curry bread, and canned strawberry cake. But you’d best arrive early.
This striking two-level restaurant, with its slick fit-out, approachable food and killer Gallic wine list, might be the Votan brothers best yet. Take a peek inside.
“It’s definitely time to consolidate. The industry has changed.” Not that it’s the end for Sebastiaan de Kort and Kevin Docherty. Here’s what they have in store.