The coffee is good. Located next to the departure gate at…read morethe Airport it is in prime position - easy to find. Walk up and order - normally busy but polite and efficient service. Clean and tidy. Some GF items on the menu but nothing to impress. Good range of choice - tried the muffins and not disappointed. Only gripe is they are expensive in comparison to outside of airport. Easy place to sit and say goodbyes, or wait for a flight.

This is a neat little restarting that allows you to have a variety of food and most importantly,…read moregreat coffee! :) It is in a very good location that allows you to sit down with your family and friends to bid you a farewell. It is located right at the entrance to the main gates, so you don't have to rush and can quietly/peacefully enjoy a nice conversation at the many tables they provide. I enjoyed their Chai Latte and their iced almond milk latte is spot on.

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.

I have my lunch there on a daily basis. It is good homestyle food. Caters also for gluten free…read more Good coffee and friendly atmosphere.

I will admit that I have not always been a fan of The Coffee Club in general (I have often found…read morethem overpriced and bland). However, I think the Everton Park branch will convert me on this front! They have been fantastic in accommodating the breakfast specials for me (I am a 'no eggs' girl), and they have been very quick and friendly with service. Another asset is the free WiFi. This is a serious selling point for me, as I often work from home, and this provides another work option. The playground is great for kids too! So, as far as Coffee Clubs go, this one is a thumbs up from me. UPDATE: Well, it was good whilst it lasted...

I'm a big fan of The Coffee Club in general but what I love about this one is it has its own play…read moreequipment outside, so it's perfect for families. It can get very busy at times, but other then that it's great!

It's so good to see some cafe heavyweights turning up in the suburbs. Grub Street offers quite the…read morecosmopolitan experience to those in the Gaythorne/Enoggera area. Owner and chef, Stix, has opened a cafe that offers more than your standard damp bacon with over easy eggs on wonderbread kind of breakfast that reigns supreme in the area. Wouldn't you prefer coconut pancakes with passionfruit curd, finished with palm sugar icecream ($16)? Yes, I think you would. The locals will tell you that you can't go past Nanna's mince, and they're right. The most humble sounding dish is one of the most spectacular. They have gluten free options as well. All of the food is made in store except the bread. The jams that you receive as part of your meal you can also purchase to take home with you. I was particularly taken with the tamarillo jam ($8.50). This is the place to go if you're looking for more sophisticated cuisine in the northern suburbs. They don't take bookings on weekends, so be prepared to line up. I promise you it's worth the wait.

What a sincere pleasure it is to find a suburban cafe that serves delicious food at reasonable…read moreprices, and is vegan-friendly to boot. I'm unaccustomed to having so much choice in my breakfast when dining out, and it was hard to choose between delicious-sounding dishes. I went with the carrot pancakes, subbing baba ganoush for the haloumi, and was not disappointed. Maybe a touch too much caraway, but otherwise delightful. My mum reports that her corn and bell pepper fritters were great too. Friendly service, good coffee, yummy food. I'll be back.

Nice ambiance great place to meet a friend for coffee, smoothies are my go too, girls are aways…read morelovely.

This place is rather cozy. I went with my sister on my birthday weekend for a brunch. Which we…read moredon't get to do much, rather enjoyable. The food is delicious and thoughtfully presented. The cabinet of cakes and pastries looks particularly appetising. I would go again since we're close. The only reason I haven't been more often is just because I don't drive. Their coffee is wonderful too. Thank you to the staff here for their hospitality. My only ask is for the red chairs to be replaced with comfier ones.

Soo many events on offer over 3 weekends, and there is something for everyone too! I can't wait to…read moresee the Water Ski Show!

So many great events for the family. From KiteFest to Jetty Fiesta.read more

Since I've moved into the area and for, what I see as, the next six months, the Kedron Park Hotel…read morewill be the pub for the mass entourage of labourers from the Northern Busway expansion. Without fail from lunchtime and into the evening there are hoards of tired, hungry and thirsty individuals packing out the place for cheap pub feeds and drink specials. I have been there with a couple of mates for dinner and my hats off to the chef for being able to maintain a high lever of food. I do only order the steak, salad and chips but it's worth more than what I shell out. This doesn't matter because the remainder of my money is always spent on cheap drink specials they have. In six months I hope this place is still going when the Northern Busway is completed, but I wouldn't be surprised that the owners pack up and leave because of the major change they would have made over the past year.

This is one of those pubs that I purposely went out of my way to go and have a drink at. I remember…read morereading an article in the paper about the Brisbane Airport Link and they had a huge picture of this pub next to the artiicle and I said to myself that I had to go and have a drink here. Well, I can't say that it is one of those trendy inner-city pubs where all the hip and cool people hang out, but it isn't a bad pub, even if it is because of its old style frontage (I like those old style pub frontages). Seriously, it is basically your typical, everyday, suburban pub with a pokies room, sports bar, and restaurant (though it doesn't have a beer garden). Oh, I should mention that the staff were really cool, so if you do like in the area I do recommend it (but then you probably already know about the place anyway).