Spanish tapas style although they have some larger plates. We ordered the passion fruit sangria…read morewith little ice but lacked some taste as it seemed to be dilutes bit too much. The octopus was excellent and done well. The pork tomahawk was tasty and cooked perfectly but was a bit on the small size. It wasn't really a tomato but rather just a pork chop. The seafood paella was decent and had good flavours and had a decent amount of seafood.

Never disappointed. Always delicious creations of Tapas. Authentic flavours of Spain…read more Spices salty Chorizo, white anchovies, creamy mushrooms porcini cream and manchego, lamb, olives, swordfish and croquetas to die for Perfect for groups, small plates or larger. Beers wines and sangria. Yummmmo A definite must when in brisbane

I definitely think we gave the wait staff a fright ten of my girlfriends and I walked in for a meal…read morewithout a booking at 9am on a Saturday morning. A bit silly, but we were in desperate need of a feed and some coffee. Slightly sleepy, and very hungover, we managed to string a sentence together to inform them that we would like a table for breakfast if there's one available. They were prompt, though clearly a little agitated that we hadn't made a booking, which confused me seeing as the restaurant was virtually empty. After pushing a bunch of tables together we were happily seated and ordered our coffee and breakfast. The menu was pretty standard with staples such as eggs benedict, omelette and muesli. I ordered the grilled haloumi and thought it was delicious, but some of my friends weren't happy with their meals like the omelette that was more mushroom than egg. Oh well, you can't please everyone but I enjoyed my meal. The coffee was good and our bill was very reasonable considering I had always considered Eve's a high-end restaurant previously. One thing about this place is that the view over the river is stunning. It's got a great relaxed vibe to it, which is probably why it is hugely popular for functions and weddings. It was a lovely dining experience and I'd definitely like to go back to see what they offer for lunch and dinner.

I felt a little under dressed when we walked through the doors at Eve's on the River. The white…read moretablecloths, beautiful river views and candles made me wish I'd put in some more effort instead of throwing on a dress bare faced on a balmy Summers evening. The wait staff were prompt, friendly and very warm and I quickly recovered from my paranoia. I was very excited to find gluten friendly menu items were highlighted and there was a nice array of options for me to choose from. I ordered the Confit Duck Leg w red curry sauce, lychee & jasmine rice (small serving) and my partner ordered the Market Fish w a crisp pumpkin & peanut dumpling w hot and sour dressing and heart of palm & coriander salad. Drinks flowed with conversation and we felt very looked after. The meals arrived after a thirty minute wait to much rapture - the wait staff explained the confit was a complex meal to prepare and apologised for the wait profusely, but they needn't have bothered. The succulent flesh and amazing flavour of the duck leg completely justified the wait time. I savoured every moment of what I can only describe as "the perfect dish". Lychee was meant to be eaten with red curry sauce, and jasmine rice provides the perfect fragrant partnership. My partner was impressed with his market fish but lamented that he should have gone with the Eye Fillet - an unfortunate case of post-order remorse. We both agreed that we will definitely be coming back to this gorgeous location. Eves on the River feels so homely and comfortable but in a strong and confident way. I can't wait to explore the menu further and enjoy more balmy evenings on the water.

Taking advantage of a voucher, we wandered over for brunch to the Lagoon Coffee Lounge. Nice spot…read morewith a good view of the central lagoon. Staff seemed very quiet and preferred to stay in the kitchen. I chose the Spanish Eggs and my friend chose the Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon. Sadly, neither were inspiring when they reached the table. I have never seen eggs benedict served on a bread roll and the hollandaise sauce tasted like it was from a jar despite a large serving of it. Spanish Eggs are traditionally served in a clay pot or bowl, with the tomato & bean mixture on the base with the eggs cracked into it and baked in the oven. Not this version - poached eggs on the side, with the tomato, caper & olive mixture in a separate serving bowl. However, the toasted turkish bread was tasty and plentiful. Coffee was ok and I can see this place being popular during the week with local workers. Maybe I am just over cafes all serving the same dishes with the same outcomes. When was the last time we went to a cafe who served freshly made hollandaise sauce or had items on the menu that truly reflected their style & background?? One last thing, if you are going to have pop/rock photos on the walls - can you please play some music to reflect your design? I would probably go again, but not for a while.

The superior alternative to the nearby Coffee Club, the service is excellent. Great breakfast menu…read moreand brilliant milk shakes.

'Ello chaps!…read more Spaghetti House Trattoria is an authentic Italian restaurant located on South Bank area of Brisbane. They have a wide variety of Italian dishes, including lasagna, spaghetti, and the like. Service was fantastic and the food delicious. They do have a restroom for customers but it's a bit of a hike with James Bond like entry needed. Overall it's a very enjoyable atmosphere. I give Spaghetti House Trattoria four stars out of five.

Ambience, connivence, flavor and charm flourishes here. A hearty dinner and libations are found…read morehere that intersects with the most marvelous tiramisu. Seriously. Indoor or outdoor seating can be had. Dining for two or groups will find hospitality here. Busy flourishing place but worth a stop. Reservations are helpful & suggested.

This old hotel is very very tired. Everything needs a touch up in some way. Tables and chairs and…read moreroom furniture is knicked and scraped. Sleeping rooms are very dark as is the in room bathroom - really dark and brown. Ugh. I like the staff and the location but the hotel really needs a big refresh if not renovation.

So last month I utilized the currency exchange services offered by the front desk no problem…read more Today though was a different story. The woman I approached told me that Marriott's exchange rate for US dollars is very very high and that I should walk 400 meters to the mall down the street to exchange money. She was dismissive and rude and became visibly irritated when I asked her for the address and name of the currency exchange. I told her I didn't care about the high rates of exchange so she disappeared for a few minutes and came back to tell me she's in the middle of a shift change and that it'll be HOURS before anyone can help me. Really?? Get some training to your staff on professionalism and not lying to your customers.

My stay at The Point was brief, only 9 hours; so perhaps I formed my opinion too quickly? The staff…read morewere exceedingly pleasant, I scored an upgraded room however the design was unusual with having to walk to the bathroom though the lounge (with the couch in the middle)... The staff were all very friendly, however the place suffered from an odd feeling - for example the buffet breakfast was strangely laid out down a pseudo corridor with the milk being around the corner for your cereal? And the coffee machine being hidden away!

Exceedingly good value, have stayed here twice and have never been disappointed. The staff are the…read morebest and go above and beyond (one of them was even kind enough to run down to the local fairy stop where we got stranded without umbrellas to give us a couple of theirs!). The breakfast that was basically included ($1 extra) was one of the best buffets I ever got in comparatively priced and even pricier hotels (your mileage may wary. I eat a lot.). It is a little bit of a "hop" to the city via the "city hopper" (which is free by the way) but if you check the timetable (unlike us) you get from hotel to Eagle st pier in about 15 minutes tops. Overall one of my favorite places to stay in Brisbane hands down. Their cookies are pretty average though. Honestly not a single thing to nitpick at. The rooms and facilities are great! Although if I must, the choice of large sheets of frosted glass separating the bathrooms from the rest of the room can make room for some amusing situations. It does look pretty slick and modern as the rest of the room, so I digress. In summary, I would definitely recommend.

Charcoal Korean BBQ We visited this restaurant as it was…read morehighly recommended by a Korean friend. We loved the feel of the restaurant with its ambient lighting and copper chimneys. There are other dishes to choose from but we selected the BBQ buffet. There was a large selection of meat (and hot foods) on the buffet and we loved the novelty of cooking our food over hot coals in the centre of the table. The staff were friendly, it was very reasonably priced and we were able to BYO!

I ended up in this hotel for a day visit because my international flight was cancelled and the…read moreairline arranged it - but would choose it again anytime! The room was lovely and the bed super comfortable. Large lovely bathroom. Excellent tv. Room service was prompt (but needs a cheeseburger on the menu). My wakeup call (to grab a taxi to the airport) was made promptly. All the staff - particularly reception - was super cheerful and made everything easy. Definitely consider this hotel for your stay.

We ended up in this hotel because one of our flights was cancelled - but we would certainly…read moreconsider it again (on purpose) if the opportunity arose! The rooms were a bit dated, but the bathrooms were remodeled and the beds were new. This was a large hotel that seems well equipped to take large groups of people for tour groups (or a plane load of stranded passenggers). The restaurant was lovely - our kids loved the burgers and fries, we loved the protein bowls. If we hadn't been so focussed on how we were going to get home, we might have been able to enjoy the rooftop pool and fitness center a bit more - the fviews from here was incredible and it was great to watch the sunset.