The only place to get broccoli soup, and it's the bomb if you like that kind of thing . Quick…read moreservice and reliable ...

Artisan sandwiches This cool sandwich bar has a great menu…read morewhich has something to please everyone - you can also choose between short (6 inches), long (11 inches) or lettuce (for the carbophobics like me). My husband and I shared a long Halfbrick (chicken, bacon, tomato, lettuce & avocado) sandwich, and a cup of broccoli cheddar soup for lunch. The bread was chewy and had an artisan feel about it, and the fillings were really good quality. The broccoli cheddar soup was terrific. We thought that the prices were very reasonable and the staff were really friendly.

Yes it's a piece of West End character. It's a reason to…read morecome to South Brisbane. Food - still as good as I remember. Fresh, tasty good variety and it's YUM! Sweet Treats abound - they are good. Coffee - Good Still Good as ever.

Wonderful deli This family run deli is a terrific spot to…read moreget a quick bite to eat in West End. The service is friendly and authentic and the food is delicious! The coffee is pretty good too!!

Delicious catering options. Always super popular at lunch meetings. Well priced and on time…read moredelivery.

Lox sandwich was very good. Fresh ans great toppings. Service was excellent. Quaint place…read more Good breakfast

If you want a simple lunch that is quick and easy, you can't go past a cheese and tomato toasted…read moresandwich at Saks. Quick, simple, cheap and yummy!

This little deli is located in Post Office Square, much too close to my office to keep me away! I'm…read morehere two or three times a week grabbing breakfast or morning tea and the lovely barista always remembers my order. It can get a little busy at times (which is testament to the quality of the place!) but the staff are friendly, the coffees great and the toasted banana bread is to die for - it's best to just buy one piece and get far away as quickly as you can so you're not tempted to get more. They also have great "gourmet" sandwiches and wraps for a decent price right in the CBD.

Decked Café & Bar is a great addition to Paddington Central, offering light brunch and lunch menus,…read morecoffee, milkshakes, freshly baked muffins, and a range of sandwiches to hungry locals. The delightful fit-out is inspired by love for everything retro and under the glass of your table you could find anything from smurfs to cassette tapes. My arancini with salad was delicious and more flavoursome than most arancini I've tried, with the outside coated in delicious pepitas and the salad fresh and filling. Very cute, very satisfying - go in and try something!

Decked is a very funky little cafe. Located upstairs (level 4) at Paddington Central, across from…read morethe doctor's surgery, Decked is the only little cafe along it's strip. If you sit outside you'll only get a view of the surgery waiting room or Spoon cafe; but Decked compensates for this by making its interior very attractive. The tables (two of which are outside) are a wonder: built into the tables, beneath the glass top, are bundles of miniature toys. For example, one table top offered a few of a mosh pit of toy cars. Another contained those army-men toys; another marbles; another colourful plastic gum balls; another lego, etc. There's also some cool books and magazines to leaf through while you wait for your meal, including a range of cool Where's Waldo books for adults and a Banksy art book. I didn't eat the food; it looked fresh, delicious and to be made from fairly raw materials. I ordered a vanilla skinny cappuccino with some trepidation: often, coffee shops make vanilla-based coffees too sweet and too vanilla-dominant. However, the vanilla cap from here was perfect - not a small achievement. It was a strangely cold summer day when I visited and the air conditioning was blasting inside, giving me the chills. It was to the point that I wouldn't want to eat in, as I'd be too cold to be comfortable. I gather the air conditioning is just set to its default summer setting, however, and on 95% of Brisbane summer days the indoor temperature would be very welcoming. The staff were young, nice and hip, in line with the Paddington vibe.

So this bagel place opened up in West End…read more I have to say, I don't get bagels as a sandwich bread. There's a hole in the middle, it really doesn't work. But okay, let's do it. Despite the name, this has nothing in common with a NYC deli, but hey, we can be creative. We're eating sandwiches with holes in the middle. The actual sandwiches? Pretty damn delicious. I quite enjoyed mine in the end. If bagels are your thing, check it out.

Great Bagels in Brisvegas' West end. They have really nice coffee by a company called Cleanskin…read morecoffee. I didn't investigate it's origins, however there seem to be a number of Coffee roasters in the area, so it's likely to be from around there. We had the BLAT bagel and the big breakfast bagel, which were fuggin delicious. You can have your choice of bagel type as well. Kind of like an upmarket Jewish version of Subway. I would likely have given away 5 stars to these guys, if it weren't for the weird vibe of the staff there. We were probably in the joint for at least half an hour, and I didn't see the staff communicate with each other AT ALL, the entire time. That's weird dudes. A good concept that has only been there about 18 months, and would go well in Sydney I reckon. Just work on the personalities behind the counter to make the experience better.

Fantastic coffee in a little kiosk frequented by locals. Best cappuccino I had around and pretty…read moregood banana nut muffin to go with it. Highly recommended.

Baby sister to Jak and Hill in Spring Hill, this tiny tucked away cafe is a bit tricky to find on…read moreAdelaide St. But if you head down the arcade to the right of Noosa Chocolate Factory (the non-coffee shop) and head to the end, you'll find it. Serving up Allpress Coffee ($3.50 for small, $4 for large) and a small range of food to take away. Grab a freshly baked muffin, cake, muesli or GF brownie (these are huge) for something sweet or they have a range of stuffed flatbread sandwiches and salads. From memory, prices range between $7-15 for the savoury options. The salads looked fresh and the sandwich options sounded delicious. I just had a coffee and got my standard long black with a dash of milk. It was really good - strong with no hint of bitterness. Another great takeaway coffee option in the city and their signage was meant to arrive this week, which hopefully helps them as it's hard to find.

You guys. I had my first flatbread from Baby Jak today, and i fear this is the beginning of the end…read morefor my self control. This little hole in the wall cafe is the sister of Spring Hill's Jak and Hill, which I'm yet to visit but will have to make a trip to. Today I ordered a flat combo of sorts- flat white and the roast vegetable flat bread, which contains pumpkin, feta, mushrooms and rocket. Toasted to perfection, loved every bite and sip, can't wait to go back.

Such a delicious breakfast! When we visited last weekend it…read morestarted pouring down like crazy and the staff did an excellent job rearranging everyone out of the weather. We have the pesto pasta and the tortillas I think? They were both perfect, really good sized portions.

My husband apologised to me and declared that the breakfast quesadilla was the best thing that has…read morehappened to his life thus far. One of the best breakfasts I've ever had. Kind of reminds me of Tyranny of Distance in Melbourne but even out performed that excellent place. I cannot recommend Corner Store enough!! YUMMM NOM NOM NOM

A nice little cafe with some reasonably good Vietnamese food to boot. My Bahn Mi (a Vietnamese…read moresandwich, with lightly pickled cucumber & carrot, pate, and choice of protein filling on a french baguette roll) was flavorful and reasonably priced at around $7. The bread was fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside. The vegetables were refreshing and the tofu and pate were nice and savory. They added some mayonnaise which I didn't like all that much, so will get it just with the butter and pate next time, but overall a nice sandwich. They sell a variety of Vietnamese dishes including spring rolls, sandwiches, vermicelli salads, and if you are in a hurry some precooked meat and rice dishes from heating bins. They also have assorted coffee beverages and cold pressed juices. It's a very convenient location to catch a bite to eat or get a coffee after a climbing session next door at the Milton Urban Climb gym (the only option within a couple of blocks - so luckily it satisfies)