Such a cool look out spot. While not much to do, it's definitely worth checking out! From the…read moreincredible views of the city, to the overall good vibes, it's worth the visit. Bring some wine or a little picnic with you and stay awhile! Or, dine at the restaurant! I went during the day, but I bet going at sunset would be spectacular!

For an amazing view of Brisbane, this is the place to come…read more There is a cafe at the lookout and a gift shop.

I had a high expectation before coming because being American, I was curious to see if this place…read morewould hold up comparatively to what I'm use to. What I loved: - I ordered the buffalo BBQ wings and they were AMAZING. The sauce was great and the quantity justified the price. I would recommend anyone to give this a go. - staff were welcoming and flexible. We arrived 30 minutes before closing time and they welcomed us and did everything they could to ensure we were sorted before the kitchen closed. That to me speaks volumes of the personality of the place. Well done. - they got Dr.Pepper soft drink! This is like golds dust. It is hard to find and I was so happy this places served it. Thank you and I'll be back!

I can only eat the chips off the menu . U cant stuff up a deep fried bit of potato . I dont think…read moretheyve tried what thier serving to customers. That brisket burger the tray filled up with sauce n its still through the meat n coleslaw . The bun squishes soggy . Epic fail. Nice meat shame its soaked in rich sauce . The tomato sauce on the cheese burger n hot dog is too rich for me too n who likes wedges of pickle that thick if at all . Idk i think they should try there food more often . They might like really rich sauce n to consume about 8 tablespoons of salt when they eat a burger who knows ...

My friend has a serious love for calamari. We were looking for a place to get that very thing a…read morecouple of weeks ago and happened across Yahoo Seafood Restaurant. They are a delicious mix of seafood and Chinese. Most of the menu is very similar to your typical Chinese restaurant, like noodles, honey chicken and sweet and sour pork. There is however an emphasis on the seafood. There are a few types of calamari including spicy salt and pepper which is yum, plus lots of fish and prawns in a range of sauces. The prices are good too, most meals are around $10 and include rice.

We couldn't be bothered cooking, fancied a quick meal out... Found a gem!…read more Fresh food, exotic flavours and happy smiling faces. We had the Rendang Beef, Ya Hoo Chicken and Marmite pork, all excellent. This restaurant has new owners and I recommend you try these new chaps out. We had an excellent experience on a random Monday evening!

The open air concept here is nice. I like the way the space is arranged. I'm still trying to get…read moreused to the ordering at the bar thing which is not something I'm used to as an American. I got the Ruby Rose cocktail which was indeed quite yummy. I usually lean toward gin cocktails here. I got the pulled lamb sliders and was underwhelmed. The lamb itself was pretty dry. The roasted red pepper beneath it was good, but I think I would have gone a different direction. The sauce on the sandwich helped with moisture, but I do not recall what that sauce was. It was likely an aioli of some sort. This place is in a nice area (Teneriffe) and the surrounding area is well landscaped and seems like it can really get busy on a weekend.

After being underwhelmed by this bar's predecessor we were very keen to check out our new local as…read moresoon as it opened. Immediately I was enamoured by the very "on trend" décor. Lots of blonde timber mixed with thick concrete, waxy green leaves adorning the living wall behind the bar, copper detailing everywhere you look and pendant lights giving the place a light and airy feel. There is lots of seating but they have cleverly established several zones inside. This is what will (I predict) make The Dalgety Public House a great option for both day and night visits. I was impressed with the "gastro pub" food on offer, and was even more impressed that the gluten free options were clearly identified. Couple that with friendly staff, short queues for orders and cushions on the seats and I am SOLD! I am looking forward to coming back to sample the menu.

Thanks to Yelpers, I got to enjoy this place (along with others on Bulimba's popular Oxford St)…read more Hands down, this is our favorite among the many options. Patrons are happily packed into this small establishment, with inside and outside seating. At first you think the place is busy because they offer carefully selected craft beers on tap. But it's this and so much more; they've a full bar that allows them to feature delicious craft cocktails, and a very nice wine offering. I appreciate purveyors who have narrowed their offering so you can't make a bad decision. The staff is fantastic too. Friendly, helpful and efficient. All this gets them to 5-stars, despite my high standards, but then the food starts to arrive... Their offering of "morsels" are excellent! Presentation, check. Value, check. Quality, check. Deliciousness, star, star, star. The morsels are perfect for sharing but be warned: you won't want to share. I've tried the lineup and all impressed. Wish I could give the Oxford Tap House more stars!

I had the pleasure of attending this venues opening on Thursday 27/Nov/2014. Even after damaging…read morestorms in the afternoon there was still an impressive turn out. The location is quite convent surrounded by many restaurants and cafes in Bulimba, if your coming from the city it is a definite stop on your night out. The interiors are quite pleasing with good lighting and plenty of wooden finishes. To the back of the venue there is two long tables for larger groups however you may need to get in quick to claim those for the evening. The exterior of the bar has floor to ceiling glass windows and a wooden deck facing the street. Unfortunately I didn't get to try the large variety of beers and cocktails as I was the designate drive for the evening I'll sure be back to try those. Thanks Dave

I love my pho... the broth was amazing in flavour and also very generous with meat and Veges…read more I highly recommend

Pho City is nestled in the middle of Elizabeth Arcade; Brisbane City's Asian street eats & shopping…read morehotspot. I was drawn in by the Sandwich board out the front of the arcade, promising "Vietnamese Pork Baguette" - Banh Mi! Unfortunately, on arrival, the menu image showed said pork baguette with what appeared to be rounds of Devon ham - so I instead opted for a dry vermicelli salad with grilled pork. The food came quickly but was a little lacking. My pork was grisly and in a big stuck-together clump, whilst the dressing was a little too much on the oil side of the oil to flavour ratio. But it was definitely edible, fresh and satisfactory. Overall, it's alright for a quick lunch meal, but not something I think I really savoured. They also do a range of Asian drinks in the plastic sealed cups, including a yummy coconut juice.

I have only been to Cooper's Fish and Chips once so far but it was enjoyable. The coffee is quite…read moregood and the chips are really yummy. They have a great view of the bay, making the eat-in experience fantastic. The service I found to be fast and efficient. I would be happy to go back to try out some other items on the menu.

The first restaurant I went to when I landed in Australia was Cooper's Cafe. Cooper's faced a…read moregorgeous view of the Manly Bay. They served only during breakfast and brunch hours. I had their Moreton Bay Chicken Burger which was good. I wasn't crazy about the burger but I loved the cafe itself. It had a lot of open space and was a great place to hang during a beautiful, sunny day. If you enjoy beautiful scenery while eating lunch, Cooper's Cafe is a great place to do so.

Classy location inside the old Treasury Building, which leads to a very... well... let's just say…read morethat given there's now a casino inside said building, the ambiance actually is pretty much what you'd expect. Service is pretty good, especially at the register. Food is where it's okay. Har gow and shu mai were decent enough but overall forgettable, and the daily special I had-- while it looked amazing-- was equally forgettable. Chicken pad thai ended up being okay enough, topping it with soft shell crab made for a very picturesque combo... sadly just one that was entirely average in the end. Am curious to come back for pho or other dishes tho, and the location in Brisbane's CBD is great.

Came here for lunch recently. The menu is ok, unfortunately its pretty stock standard stuff …read more.. Please feel free to mix it up a bit! Lisa Ann.