Great Italian pizza at a very reasonable price. Also they do a range of pastas and pastries which…read moreare a good veriety.

Great pizza cooking in a true Italian style. The bases are always really tasty and the prices are…read moreaffordable with pizzas being $5 for a small, $10 for a large, $2 more for half&half, gluten free, or vegan bases. The range of traditional pastries and pasta mean there's variety and dessert too.

Gotta say I was disappointed... very pricey churros. And they were a bit stodgy, definitely had…read morebetter.

From the outside the store looks great. Walked in & Staff looked like they needed something to do…read more Ordered then sat at a table that needed to be cleaned. When our churro arrived I felt like spitting it out. All I could taste was oil! Gross we didn't even finish our churro which was such a waste of hard working money! So disappointed what a waste of space at Chermside. Would of been Better to have max breener take this space. So many tables that needed attention. I'm not sure what the staff actually do. No star recommended!

Came recommended, not disappointed, Greeted by a wide and open carpark, its easy to drop in and…read morefind a parking space. Travelling along the unmarked footpath you can detour to the near by quaint local shopping business. Once your feeling hungry this is a nice area for both dinner and dessert all within a short driving distance of one another. Set off a busy highway it is surprisingly not that loud. The service is great, with provision of free water and the food comes out hot and timely once you have ordered. Their fried chicken and Bibimbap are great and for the previously acquainted they have cheese corn! Would come again. Give yourself a treat.

Ordered the Sizzling BBQ set via UberEATS. Food arrived well packaged albeit in one small…read morecontainer. Definitely not enough for two people. Was tasty but the portion size was very small for $43. Not great value for money unfortunately. Also surprised that traditional Korean condiments weren't provided given that this was a set menu. Not sure I'll be ordering from here again.

Shockingly overpriced. These are chocolates, not gold bars…read more Went to the Lindt DFO Factory Outlet at Skygate Brisbane DFO. Tried to purchase 12 individually picked chocolates. I thought they would cost $12.99 kg. And the 12 chocolates would total a few dollars. The server weighed the chocolates at 200g and said it costs $25.98 as they are $12.99 per 100g. Horrified, I left the outlet. Way overpriced and be prepared for the shock of your life.

One of the most amazing chocolate inspired restaurants I ever been to. Lindt chocolate is very…read morepopular in America, so seeing the actual store in Australia was a dream come true. I ordered the soufflé and the chocolate cappuccino and it brought me to chocolate heaven. I'm still dreaming about it

5 stars for subtle and stylish use of copper throughout the interior fit out. Yes, I adore copper…read morethat much. Copper accents aside, you might know the faces behind this new suburban cafe from their work at Dandelion & Driftwood just a suburb over. And while D&D is firmly entrenched in Brisbane's specialty coffee scene, Queen of Pops, with its aesthetically pleasing typography, feels like a more grown up D&D. She's chic and refined. It is clear attention to detail was given to every step of the cafe design. But you want the 411 on the coffee, pops and menu, right? Well, much like D&D, Queen of Pops operates on a tightly edited menu of cafe classic. Bagels, toasties and a selection of sweet treats. Yes, the baked cheese cake carries across and there's new additions like gingerbread biscuits in cute cutouts. The Pop in the name refers to their specially crafted coffee ice pops. They're made on a double ristretto and the beans are roasted by Peter Wolff himself. I tried my best to man up to a popsicle on this chilly Brisbane day but left it for another visit. Instead, my cafe chasing friend and I opted for traditional flat whites (all served in take-away cups) and a jam filled donut each. There's a small deck to enjoy your coffee from and blankets to wrap yourself in to ward of the winter winds. On a sunny day this will be the perfect spot to soak up some rays while plotting world domination. If you note the beer tap looking device on the counter next to the copper custom coffee machines you've found their on-tap nitro brewed tea and coffee. Adding these to the list for the next visit. With ample street parking in the side streets to this cafe, there's no excuse to leave the CBD and surrounds to venture to Clayfield and check out the newest member for this Brisbane Coffee Royal Family.

There were a few things that made Queen of Pops a must try for me. Firstly, the reports of copper…read moreaccents and also the proximity to home. Queen of Pops is a little coffee bar from the same team as Dandelion and Driftwood. They have a small menu featuring bagels and a selection of sweets. I had banana bread and a latte (in a takeaway cup which incidentally I took home because I loved the branding). The banana bread was absolutely delicious and the coffee was packed full of flavour and warmth. It was a freezing Brisbane day so I only sat on their deck to quickly scoff my banana bread but in summer I feel like it will be an amazing spot to sit and try one of their signature coffee pops or nitro coffee. Absolutely somewhere I would revisit for a coffee and snack on the go.

EDIT: As of March 2013, Bite My Biscuit has moved from Stafford to Geebung (right around the corner…read morefrom me) WOOHOO! They are now conveniently located in the Geebung complex of shops, right across the road from the Geebung Train station. Pop over for a quick coffee before heading to your train, or grab a pack of biscuits on your way to work and surprise your office :) There is plenty of parking in front or up the side street. The owners, Paul and Annie make a range of delicious, melt-in-your-mouth biscuits made with real butter, not margarine. You can taste the difference. Not only do they have this Espresso bar and retail store, but they also sell their biscuits to wholesale clients. Their shortbread sell in 12 packs for $7 and 24 packs for $14. If you stop in for a coffee you can grab a couple of individual biscuits to enjoy there. The flavours on offer are always changing, but some of my favourites are Thai Banana & Manuka Honey, White Choc & Macadamia, Strawberry Chia Seed and Lavender, Quince & Lemon. Shortbread biscuits are their speciality, and they also sell Melting Moments, Petits Fours and gluten free Macaroons.

Nice strong handmade coffee & lovely biscuits, very casual sitting room atmosphere where you can…read moreread a magazine or the paper looking. It's right opposite the Geebung train station and there is street parking out front.

If I could live off one thing it would be frozen yogurt! Berry me is fairly typical but there…read morevariety of flavours is really nice, and they switch them up really often. Pomegranate is my all time favourite! There toppings are really good and they always have my favourite- those little fruit juice ball thingo's. The only reason I'm not completely sold on berryme is the fact that not once but twice have I been short changed by the workers there. And that just pisses me off overall a pretty good froyo place but they need to train there staff better or there loosing my business

There are a few food courts in Chermside shopping Centre, tucked away in the smallest one is the…read moreabsolutely divine Bread Top. Its mainly Asian savoury breads but what they have would put any Bakers Delight to shame. When you go to the Bread Top everything is housed in glass cabinets. Customers grab a tray and tongs and proceed to help themselves to whatever will make the saliva glands stop yearning. Like many Asian breads those on there first initiation may find it a bit odd to find a sweetness across the palette, but I guarantee once you get past this you'll be a mad fan. Just by the seer amount of goods on display you can tell that their goods are in high demand. Behind the counter is the bakery where a team of experts are kneading away to satisfy the want for these goods. I don't even know what it's called but the there is a little hot dog wrapped in a puff pastry that has a sweet butter inside. I would call it a pig in a blanket but that wouldn't be doing it justice.

I don't even know…read more I've seen this place lots, but have never gone in. I'm a little intimidated by the queues of people with trays and tongs. That's right. You grab a tray and a pair of tongs then load up as you snake through all the goodies on offer. I should not be eating here, but I REALLY needed something sweet, and they had just brought out these chocolate doughnuts... Well. Staff are friendly, and the food I had at least was fresh. Good enough for me!