Finally made it to the German Club for the first time since moving to Brissy last year. Why did I…read morewait that long??? The food is truly authentic German, the selection of beer is superb, and the atmosphere ranges from Gaststube to Bierkeller with live music. My recommendation: order the delicious Spätzle instead of the potato dumplings with the Sauerbraten.

Great place for a get together with friends. Easy enough to…read morefind on Vulture St, South Brisbane, can drive up and park but these are quickly gone, so may need to settle for a street park. COVID + age check in at door. There is social distancing. You can walk in but it is a favorite lunch venue for work & social groups. Once you've worked out seating - the bar and food counter are walk up and order, given a number on holder, and the then order is delivered to the table. You come come for the German food and drink. It's good. The pork knuckle is the challenge - huge portion. Reasonably priced. ENJOY!

What an awesome place; the food, the atmosphere it's just wonderful. We met friends here for dinner…read moreand were not disappointed. There's live entertainment, raffles, reasonably priced drinks and very nice staff. It was so nice to see the daily respect paid to the services that they rightfully deserve. Food wise, the clam chowder could have fed a family! All in all a thoroughly enjoyable evening. Thank you for a wonderful experience :)

The restaurant advertises a soup of the day with your parmageddon, we did not get the soup with the…read moreparmigiana and we were told we had to ask for it when it was advertised to come with it. False advertising!!!!!!!! Overall the food was delicious though.

The Albany Creek Pony Club is nestled in peaceful bushland on the Northside of Brisbane. The club…read moreis small and made up of mostly local members. You need to own (or lease) a horse to join in in the clubs activities, but if you don't have one and you are bit of an equestrian fan you can head down to the club on competition days and just watch - it's really entertaining! The club has all the facilities you would expect from this type of establishment, club house, round yard, amenities, wash bay and fully fenced training areas. If you are a member you can access the facilities all year round. Memberships start at $25 a year for a social member and go up to $65 a year for a riding member.

Having been a member for over 3 years there comes a point when you say enough is enough…read more I'm not an overly fussy person when it comes to food , which is just as well . I expect and pay for fresh food prepared in a way that looks like someone cares about what they are presenting. Without doubt , this is one of the most disorganised , uncaring amateurish food venue I have been to . You may well say why keep returning? Perhaps a hope things can change. I have eaten at both venues in the club and the output is the same. Arriving at the counter you are greeted with a person staring at a computer screen for an eternity seemingly waiting for a magical finger to point them to a vacant table. Then there is the next eon trying to get someone's attention for a bottle of water. Eventually we get to place our order. The lucky draw will give us a choice between-A. Food that appears to be pre prepared and then microwaved to a lukewarm temperature,B. An accompanying salad consisting of a couple of leaves of lettuce with a few strands of shredded carrot and a quadrant of tomato in a bowl. C'mon guys . This is farcical. No end of offerings to speak to the kitchen or give me a free dessert can make up for this debacle. Who employs these people. Are they assembled at Centrelink? God help us at our next adventure.

Amazing meals at The Precinct. Great service. Dinner was served in a timely manner. Portion sizes…read moregreat.

I learned this past weekend that perhaps I missed my calling. My first ever game of croquet was a…read morestartling success. We were taught by a charming older gent who floated about giving us excellent, non-patronising tips and then popped in again every so often to see how we were going. They were very friendly. I was here for a birthday party, there was plenty of space for tables and chairs and what's more you can BYO and drink on the lawn while playing your new favourite sport. (Also there's a bottle-o just over the road - just FYI) It's set on the edge of the pretty Mowbray Park but you wouldn't know you were on a major road. The trees are built up around it just beautifully. It feels nicely private.

Sweet Dessert Shop is my 'weeknight' dessert stop - it's quick and easy and temporarily quells my…read moresweet tooth until the weekend when I can go for some fancy dessert. Depending on your taste, I suppose Sweet Dessert Shop could be considered exotic and fancy. It is an Asian style dessert joint offering 'sweet soup styled desserts', the most popular being the tofu range with bean toppings. They also do coconut milk based desserts, glutinous balls and some varieties of ice kacung (shaved ice with topping- traditional Malaysian dessert). Most desserts are under $5 and can be easily packaged for take away. This place is definitely worth a try if you're curious about Asian style desserts.

I have to say, I love visiting restaurants with menus that feature sloppy spelling and grammar, or…read morehilariously misconstrued translations. So for me, dining in Sunnybank is an absolute treat! The Sweet Dessert Shop had myself and a bunch of friends in tears the other night, and not just because the desserts were simply delicious (I'll get to that later). What should have read as 'black glutinous rice' was written as 'black glutious rice', which would evoke a completely different taste, and possibly be regarded as bordering somewhat on cannibalism. Translations aside, the Sweet Dessert Shop dishes up a mean sugary feast, that'll have your cavity-stricken teeth asking for more. My personal favourite is shaved ice with red beans ($4.80), which successfully combines the crunch of ice with the chewiness of the red beans. On a cold day, the hot mochi ($3.50) is fabulous. For those not in the know with Asian desserts, mochi hails from Japan and is basically glutinous rice (aka sticky rice) molded together to form a rice cake paste. It is chewy, sweet and oh-so-addictive. Fortunately this place is cheap, so when you have to revisit for the third time in a week, it won't blow a hole in your budget!

I didn't know this place existed if it wasn't for my cousin who showed me. It's located across from…read moreMacgregor Primary. I really like this place! The place was very clean and wasn't too busy and noisy. My group played pool and we had so much fun! There were TVs mounted on the wall around the room playing music videos. It made playing pool more enjoyable! I wouldn't mind coming back here again! It was about $13AUD per hour before 3pm and $18AUD per hour after 3pm.

"C'mon Brisbane! C'mon Brisbane! C'mon Brisbane!"…read more The site of many a Queensland victory in Origin, International matches, The Wallabies, Socceroos etc, as well as the odd concert (Coldplay in 2012). In recent years Suncorp (Lang Park as its known by Qld'ers), has been hallowed ground for me when it comes to A-league football / "the worldgame". Memories like Brisbane Roar, winning the premiership and championship double with the latter in dramatic fashion; scoring 2 goals in the last 3 minutes against Central Coast Mariners during the 2010-2011 season. 55,000 + of the Orange Army, roaring and shaking Suncorp Stadium to its foundations, and then repeating the feat again in 2011 - 2012. Sure 2012-2013 was a struggle but we still made the finals! Beneath all that though, Suncorp Stadium is a world class venue, with excellent facilities, accessible selection of "sport" food, such as pies, potato gems, chips, burgers, coffees, beers etc. The prices might be on the high-side, but I think of it as a contribution to the upkeep of such a great venue. It is conveniently located, with easy access to public transport; Roma Street station just a 5 - 10 minute walk, and on game days there are free buses that take you to the venue from Roma Street. And when you're still in the mood to celebrate or drown your sorrows, of course Caxton Street is less than 5 minutes down the road, with its several bars and pubs. Hooah!

Beautiful Stadium. Clean, efficient, friendly and not a bad seat in the house. The busses in and…read moreout of the stadium are easy to maneuver with little to no wait time. From the USA and made a stop in here and it was a great game. So glad we stopped in!