Great foo, great set up and the food is so good. Probably come back again here with the family to…read moretry the delicious food here.

My husband and I shared a lamb shoulder salad served in a pita bread bowl, and the 12 hour smoked…read morebeef ribs which came with coleslaw and chips. We were so impressed - the meat was cooked and seasoned perfectly and the chips were wonderful (crispy and made with real potato). BYO with no charge for corkage was a bonus. We'll be back to try some other meaty treats!!

came to zeus with my friend to eat on our lunch break and honestly the food ratio and everything…read morewas perfect, highly recommend to dine in the staff are lovely and overall its is just a really good environment to be in! ordered the spartan bowl and finished it off with some greek styled donut balls and it was so yummy!

Portions are a bit small but prices are on the cheaper side. This is usually my go to place before…read morea movie at south bank cineplex. Price is around 20$ per person. Space is a bit tight for groups but just cozy enough for a casual date. Pick your seating well though because parts of the restaurant gets a bit smokey from the kitchen. Food. Good wraps and great meats. Service Counter service so saves on money.

Amazing coffee and chorizo! Come for the brunch but be aware…read morethey don't do mimosas. Great service and casual ambiance. Can just walk in even on sundays. Few places does Spanish well. Definitely worth to come check out their meats.

The whole dinner experience was terrible! The pork entree was full of water and barely warm, it was…read morelike it was boiled! And the crackling was stone cold. The croquet's tasted terrible and we couldn't eat them all as they were also cold. The 6 hr cooked brisket was flavourless and very ordinary, not worth the $50+. The duck was ok but the potato cake tasted stale. The first glass of wine my husband ordered was fermented and tasted like vinegar, he asked for a replacement and he received two different wines in the one glass! Wth. Definitely didn't stay for desert. Would not recommend this restaurant!

If you're looking for a place to test your patience, practice mindfulness, or age gracefully while…read morewaiting for your food, Mecca Bah is the spot! We arrived full of hope and left full of... well, nothing, because after two hours our food was still making its spiritual pilgrimage from the kitchen. Drinks took 30 minutes to arrive, which gave us plenty of time to reflect on life's big questions, like will I ever see my water glass filled? (Spoiler: No.) At one point, I started to believe the waitstaff were part of an elaborate social experiment to see how long humans can survive on sheer willpower. But hey, at least we left with one thing--dehydration and a newfound appreciation for fast food. Would I recommend it? Only if you bring a tent and some emergency rations. 1/5 stars, and that's being generous.

The "dietary menu" has some great vegan and gluten-free options. Great cocktails as well. The new…read morelocation by Gasworks is nice! Their pizzas are unique and delicious.

terrible location, overpriced and horrible service. I stopped in to order a coffee and was asked to…read moreleave because I was holding a snack (I was on my work break). I just wanted to sit for 2 minutes and decide what coffee I wanted. It smelt in the alleyway all around the location.

Cafe Mondial is located on Albert and Elizabeth downtown Brisbane. Excellent spot to sit out on the…read moresidewalk and people watch. The food is excellent and coffee was strong. If you are visiting Brisbane or live here and looking for a good breakfast and brunch spot this is a great choice.

Stopped in for lunch with a coworker. The smell of lamb roasting when passing by every day was too…read moremuch to take so we had to stop in. One whiff, and you'll be hooked. This restaurant is full service so walk in and pick a spot. There is seating outside as well. It is a little pricey for lunch, but if you get a souvlaki, that's likely all you will need. There are paper menus as well as menus posted on the wall in case you are getting take away. A souvlaki is a wrap made of pita bread, with your choice of meat (lamb/chicken), mustard mayo, parsley, and chips! It's a hearty meal in your hand! The tang of that mustard is just perfect with the rich, savory meat. You can also purchase a full roasted lamb shoulder to take home which is great for 2 people. Just call ahead first so they can make sure they have enough as there is a limited number per day. Every Tuesday night (currently), they have a special for a $10 souvlaki with a $5 beer. Can't beat that!

Really good modern spin on traditional Greek dishes like pita gyros with chips. And with amazing…read moremustard mayo like the one you traditionally only find in Thessaloniki's gyros shops. Excellent!

Loved the food.. amazing taste and authentic.. their chips…read morewith a mix of garlic butter and chili dressing was yummy.. as a tourist I was looking for good Medditeranian food, and perfect place to check out.. the owner was very nice and made the food exactly as we asked for.. falafel with hummus and baba ganoush was perfect. its a small place on the street, but great food!

Not your average 3am kebab. This is probably the best one I've ever had. Definitely a must when in…read morewest end shopping or as a pre-beer dinner.

These guys and their food truck are at the West End markets on Saturdays and the CBD Farmer's…read moreMarkets on Wednesdays. (They may also be at various other festivals and events -- follow them on social media for more information.) I went on during the CBD Wednesday Farmer's Markets during my lunch break. Eat a Pocket bills itself as having "Brisbane's Best Falafel." This is the only falafel I've had in Brisbane, since I don't live here, but I'd have to say it was pretty darned good. It came with hummus, salads, tabouli, pickles, tomato salsa, cole slaw, and tahini. For the price ($12!), however, it was really small. That was the one let-down about this place. I was expecting a full falafel wrap -- but these "pockets" are a little less than half the size of a typical falafel wrap (like the kind you might get from a kebab shop). Tasty, yes, and definitely better quality than anything you'd get at a kebab shop, but ultimately not worth the price tag. They also have a variety of other Middle Eastern vegetarian options -- a "brekky pocket" ($8.50) with scrambled eggs; a "hummus pocket" ($11) with hummus, coleslaw, tabouli, salsa, pickles, and tahini; a "babaganoush pocket" ($12), which is the same as the hummus pocket but with babaganoush instead; a mezze plate ($13) with falafel balls, sauerkraut, pita bread, and lots of dips; and basic falafel platters with your choice of 6 or 12 falafel balls. Definitely nice flavours, but really overpriced for what you get. Their falafel platters, hummus pocket, and falafel pocket are all vegan. The brekky pocket isn't (contains scrambled eggs) and I didn't ask about the babaganoush pocket (sometimes babaganoush contains dairy). Service was also super nice and friendly. Probably worth going if you're craving a high-quality falafel wrap on a Wednesday or Saturday, but just be prepared the portion sizes are pretty small relative to the cost.