Extra yummy food, great selection. Coffee was well made. I enjoyed the environment and was easy to…read morepark near by. Staff very accommodating and friendly

My husband and I finally made it here in January this year for a weekend brunch, and then the…read moreweekend after that, and then the weekend after that, and then the weekend after that... It's entirely possible we came here 5 weekends in a row! So it's fair to say this is definitely going on the list of favourite brunch places. Consistently: the food is delicious, the coffee is good (they do BOWLS!), the staff are lovely and efficient, the place is big enough that you can usually easily get a table, and there is plenty of street parking around. And it's less than a 10 minute drive from our house. Bonus. They have a range of breakfast & lunch items on the weekend - sweet, savoury, and hearty smoothies or juices - and they are open til 2pm on Saturdays and Sundays, which I like because it means you can come in for a proper lunch instead of just a very late breakfast (sometimes it's just difficult to get out of the house before midday on a Sunday, you know?). They will also try to accommodate any specific dietary requirements, some are marked on the menu but if you can't see it then just ask and they'll work something out if they can. I came here with my mother on one occasion and she was happy, despite her ever-expanding range of food intolerances, so that's quite an achievement. Word of warning though - the Famish'd breakfast (basically the equivalent of a 'big breakfast' anywhere) is GIGANTIC. Order it only if you're prepared to be in a food coma for the rest of the afternoon.

OMG breakfast here is amazing. Coffee is on point…read more I had the Pork Belly Benny, it was amazing. Good size portion, but not too big. Definitely a great Breakie Spot.

Nice atmosphere, the staff were friendly and music choice was…read more Food looked and smelled great and the prices weren't too bad (I paid $19 for the meal) Winning factor is the late night option. So hard to find a good place to have dinner after 8:30pm! Going to pubs and bars to drink can quickly turn bad if you can't counteract that alcohol consumption with some food!!

Super delicious, extremely fresh, and the menu varies. It seems expensive when you look at the…read moreprices for the portions but it's extremely filling and ends up being excellent value. Beautiful cupcakes.

You heard it here first: Red Hill is about to become seriously cool. Secretly I've always thought…read moreit already was. I think I was already in lust with Botanica before I walked through their doors with perfectly spaced and aesthetically pleasing typography, but it was definitely love when I walked out with a fresh loaf of sourdough and freshly-made-that-morning Beetroot Slaw. The brainchild of two ex-private chefs for the Packers amongst other Australian celebs, Botanica is about one thing: Real Food. Daily made fresh salads, fresh loaves of bread, and small cakes. All take-away and all presentable on a dinner plate to either proudly boast where acquired or past off as your own divine creations. My small beetroot slaw was a neat $10 and fed two as a dinner side as well as enough left over to make friends with an egg and some fetta this morning for breakfast. Best of all they're open til 7pm, meaning you can pop in on your way home for those times when cooking seems too much but a oil deep fried takeaway dinner is equally lacking in appeal.

Not just good but EXCELLENT in capitals. Great coffee and the usual menu is outstanding - GF, vegan…read moreoptions abound. With COVID 19 social distancing they have had to make changes and it is takeaways only - normal hours and menu changed. Sad!!! The walk to the Cafe and via park across road is simple - so getting a coffee is still very worth it. It's a great cafe - everything is still good just restricted under social distancing. See special times and menu

After an early morning Monday visit to Jacaranda Coffee Lane, I decided to hop on over to Scout,…read moreanother very highly rated breakfast spot in town, for a point of comparison. While Scout was good, it didn't quite compare with Jacaranda. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? Even early on a Monday morning Scout was packed, and as I waited maybe fifteen minutes for a table I couldn't help but just be almost overcome with jealousy at the fact that it's so commonplace for so many Aussies to have the ability to just take a leisurely Monday morning breakfast. Anyway, I digress - I was promptly seated after a short wait and from there everyone was wonderful. The food did take a hot minute or fifteen to come out, but it was clear that's because my breakfast sandwich was made to order. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? $15.00 AUD got me a pretty good sized Brekky Bagel, and while it was pretty basic, this was still good value. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? This was a good, although as I mentioned relatively basic breakfast bagel sandwich. I wished that the bagel itself had been toasted, and while from there the ingredients were good, the whole thing was just a bit more basic than I had thought it would be. Single Star. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? I didn't for a second dislike my trip to Scout, but there are simply so many great breakfast spots in Brissy that I can't get as excited about Scout as I can for others. No Star.

Two weeks after opening I've been three times! Breakfast,…read morelunch and dinner has a menu you have NOT seen before, very well made. My first time was eggs Benedict with pulled pork (omg) which hooked me in! The pancakes are crazy good too. Afternoons and Nighttime it becomes a cool little bar with prices that can't be beaten, but great quality choices too if you don't mind spending a bit more. Sitting in the middle of Rosalie, the outdoor seating and tables are finished like a nice garden type setting, whilst indoors is comfortable and cozy. Do yourself a favour!

Fantastic food, great coffee, nice area for brunch. A few parking spots were available. Great…read moreservice, however waitress was a bit quick to clear tables, hadn't quite finished eating last mouthful. Otherwise would definitely have given 5 stars. Will visit again.

If you're near it, it commands. The banana yellow and white motif that envelops the décor first…read morecaptures your attention and then makes it immediately memorable. Its sheer ostentatious colour scheme has a hypnotic effect, you start to salivate and when you regain consciousness you're inside. Show tunes play in the background making you want for nothing more than to hop on a stool and wait of a frosty cold milkshake to slide your way. Then you realize you're in Milk. A modern take on the traditional milk bar/diner from classic times of jukeboxes and Fonzarelli. Being a café that's situated in one of Brisbane's busiest suburbs, Milk caters for a wide range of consumers. For those are time poor and in a rush, there is take away coffee and a display fridge carrying a selection of premade wraps and sandwiches. In addition, there is also a wide range of cakes, candy, ice cream and slices for the sweet tooth. After ordering at the counter, those with time in their corner have the option of sitting inside or outside. All around me there are mothers, business people, teenagers (on holidays) chatting, laughing and networking. It's a relaxing and family friendly atmosphere and the staff only amplify the surroundings. You can tell that Milk, with its nod towards traditional good service and quality foods encourages repeat business. For a lot of people in the room, I wouldn't be surprised if they were regulars sitting at their favorite tables eating their favorite food. For my induction into the Milk fold, I've ordered a Chicken Licken Burger ($16.90) and a Banana Milkshake. When it comes out it's more than worth the dollars I've chucked into it. Halfway through I'm full but determined to finish my meal. Not because I'm a sucker for punishment but because of how great its tastes. The pain is worth it.

Milk Café is like candy and bumblebees and 50s revived into a living establishment with all the…read moretrimmings. I first heard about it from a friend and she described it to me as a 50s milk and burger bar, so naturally my eyes widened and I was keen for the first opportunity to eat there. Walking in there is just so much yellow! Yellow lounges, yellow and white striped interior awnings, yellow staff shirts, and a yellow website if you feel like having a look. It's really well furnished and gives off an air of retro glamour without any of the tacky elements that people sometimes associate with retro, yet it's also modern. I don't know how they managed to pull that off, but the end product is an amazingly inviting café where I want a boy wearing a bowtie and Ray Bans to take me for a milkshake and ask me to go steady. Or a bad boy wearing a leather jacket à la Grease. Either is good thanks. The breakfast menu caters for every nation. And by that I mean you can choose from an English brekky, Welsh, Australian (with chips, obviously), Irish, Balinese, Scottish, Jamaican, Italian, and so many more! And I saw kiddies running around with cute little cupcakes. They also serve real tea, not teabag tea and make a really good cup of coffee. Did I also mention the music? I heard flashes of Tom Jones, the Beatles, the Carpenters and, wait for it, Disney. Beauty and the Beast to be exact. Be Our Guest, to be more exact. Need I say more?

While they aren't the cheapest place on campus, they have tasty food, the friendliest service, and…read moreI think are reasonably priced for a cafe. Sandwiches start at $6.50 for a simple BLT, most mains like chicken curry and rice or fish and chips are between $11-13, coffees about $3.80. Fairly standard cafe prices. It's a comfortable place to eat, with very funky (if space inefficient) hanging chairs at the front of the store. Coco (the manager) is super friendly, as are the other staff. They used to have the best pork roast sandwiches anywhere I've had, but unfortunately they have taken it off their regular menu because it wasn't popular enough. We still get special orders of it once a week though :). Maybe next time you're in, enquire about it, and if enough people ask for it perhaps Coco will bring it back to the regular menu? :)

I've been here a couple times…read more Food has always been okay, and service friendly enough. Despite their large menu, I find there's usually very little on it I actually want. Most recent visit was to grab some breakfast. Just got the bacon and eggs. Tasty, and a decent sized serving, I definitely didn't come away hungry, and the waitress on this particular morning was quite lovely. You can sit inside or outside, and I can't help but feel the indoor furniture is just far too large. I guess you'll never be packed in. Unsure about first reviewer's experience; I've only been for breakfast and lunch, but the other evening I was walking past after 6 and they were just closing up. Perhaps they've fixed the no cooking after 2ish.

The garden outdoor seating is lovely! I enjoyed my green smoothie. The food was decent but nothing…read moreamazing. FYI the breakfast burger is not an actual burger, it's a breakfast sandwich - no burger on it.

Amazing! Incredible coffee, delicious breakfast, & a beautiful setting in the garden. Highly…read morerecommend!!! Lovely cafe run by an even lovelier couple. What a gem!

I really liked this breakfast pad and judging by the number of people there so does Brisbane…read more This place is not the biggest so don't be surprised if you have to wait for a table during the busy weekend rush but I can highly recommend this place. When I visited they were one of the finalists in the running for Brisbane's best coffee, best barrister and best breakfast so they obviously have been turning a lot of heads. This place seems to be a hit with the little guests too. They have a small table offering loads of pens and colouring in books to entertain the children and there were quite a few families with small children there and is obviously one of those children friendly cafés Mum's and Dad's seek out, without fearing dirty looks from those around them. The coffee really was very smooth..........I am a skinny flat white drinker and it really hit the spot and was just delicious. I was so hungry after the gym I thought I was going to cry as my tummy told me it was going to start to digest itself if I did not eat immediately. I therefore went for "The Revival Beast" offering free range bacon, cassoulet, mushroom, organic poached eggs, triple cooked chips & toasted organic sourdough. Oh yes................my tummy thanked me for this choice. Tasty and was really pleased to be presented with a very generous portion size. So the verdict.......great filling tasty breakfast venue, serving the smoothest coffee I have tasted, that is seriously worth a little trip out to Red Hill to try. Mum's and Dad's feel free to bring the kids here, you will get some seriously good food and once the kids get bored of the usual distractions you give them, there is a table full of new distractions to keep them content whilst you finish you morning revival.

There's a new Mimi & Frank mural to admire, a whole new menu (including one dedicated to avocado on…read moretoast) but never fear, the space that was Cockadoodle Cafe, still has a few familiar faces behind the counter (including the barista) and they're still pouring Supreme Roast beans. I ventured up Enoggera Terrace on a Monday (yes! These guys are now opening the cafe on a Monday) after hearing they have WiFi. What better way to kick start the working week than with a coffee in their courtyard area. The avo on toast was, frankly, just the delicious icing on the cake. There's about 8 different avocado on toast combos on their menu, I went with Number 3: smoked salmon, feta and avocado. Plum Tucker is casual and cool like the impossibly twee friend we all have. They're on trend but they're aloof about it - they don't need to sing it from the roof top for it to be true. It's a cafe I know I'll come back to again and enjoy feeling like I'm away from the bustle of the outside world while squirreled away in this former cottage.

I've visited Moreish in the early morning, so I can't say what the lunch and dinner food is like,…read morebut I've had many, many breakfasts here. The only drawback I can think of in terms of Moreish is the name (it's one of a few 'new words' that constitute a pet peeve of mine). Everything else here, I love. The staff are always friendly. And I mean, genuinely friendly and very generous. One morning the chef decided he wanted to mix up the menu and try a new dish, and asked if we wanted to try the dish for free in exchange for our opinion. Of course we said yes and it was delicious (mine was a unique take on Eggs Benedict with Hollandaise sauce that hit the right level of creaminess). Typically however I'd order poached eggs on toast, sausages and mushrooms here - because I love a standard hot breakfast, no matter what time of day. The coffee is also excellent; I can't ever remembering ordering less than two cups per visit at Moreish.