The go to people for equipment and event hire. Always knowledgable, helpful in picking out the…read moreright lights and extras. Extra cables and powerboards are free and if there's not a lot of bookings you may even get an extra day for free (handy if you are heading up the sunny coast for a wedding say). Have rented with them many times and even subscribe to their DJ and lighting tips newsletters.

Lightsounds has all your sound and lighting needs for your next party of all parties (if you can…read moreremember it afterwards). They have DJ equipment, speakers, effects machines and all sorts of insane lighting that will probably send your guests into strobe induced seizures. Everything is available to hire as well as buy but unfortunately both options are very pricey. The store assistants are very helpful though and knowledgeable about all the equipment, though they somehow manage to make me feel seriously uncool when I'm in here.

I first met Ben at a wedding last year and we hit it off straight away. It didn't take us both…read morelong to get in sync as professionals and we had the bridal party in stitches while we poked fun at one another. Both he and his wife, Hope, are awesome photographers and are quickly making a name for themselves in the region. If you are looking for a great team to capture your wedding photos look no further. Highly recommend!

Events, Weddings, special occasions or even a spin on the classic corporate head shot - Andy is…read moreyour guy. He's been my Yelp photographer for over two years and I've loved seeing his photography skills have grown each time he's shot one of the events. With venues and style of shots changing with each event, being able to work with a photographer as versatile as he is means I can stress about one less thing when in event-planning mode. Without sounding too much like a Danoz Direct infomercial, I'd happily (and have done so) recommend him to anyone wanting a someone to capture their event whether it's a corporate style shindig, wedding or rock concert. The best thing about a photographer like Andy is he works with you. Yes, you're paying him because he's got the mad skillz with the DSLR, but he understands that, for example, in professional events there's often a set of "must have" shots. With a simple list sent pre-event I always know those shots are taken. His prices are reasonable and quality of shots is always more than I could ask for!

Such a cool place, plenty of tables inside and outside. The food was thoroughly enjoyable and a…read moretotally new experience. The service was friendly and the food was fresh and came out fairly quick. Definitely the place to go for something new

Larissa was the perfect choice for our elopement in Brisbane! She had a great eye and captured some…read morereally special moments. The location that she picked for our wedding was stunning. Easy to work with, helpful, stress free, direct, decisive, gave great direction. 10/10 would recommend her if you need a photographer for your elopement or wedding!

Love this place. My official watering hole. Drinks are…read morecheap, staff and patrons are easy going and friendly. Family and dog friendly. Great live music on Sundays.

I would have taken a photo of the Chef's Special for the day; the Chicken Parna with chips and…read moresalad but it wad so delicious it was eaten before i thought of a review. I am a hot chip fiend. The hot chips here are fantastic. Ilk probably get a bowl before I go.

Spectacular location on the Brisbane river. The rooms are spacious and comfortable but the decor…read moreis a bit dated. Wonderful bed and spectacular large tub. Bath gel that bubbles is one of the sundries provided. My room has a spectacular view of the river and bridge. The service is friendly but I had to call twice for more hangers. Several times the phone rang endlessly when trying to call room service. The front desk finally picked up when calling from the room. I wanted a drink by the pool and no one ever answered the phone so I gave up. I have never experience such difficulties at any other hotel, let alone a luxury hotel. They did send someone right away when my bathroom TV was not working. I did enjoy my week long stay. I am feeling benevolent today so they did not lose a star for not having CNN on the TV. I could not believe my eyes and it took about 5 minutes to sink in. I have never stayed at a hotel without CNN! BBC News was available thankfully. I assume with the choice of 8 FOX stations that the hotel chain is owned by the Murdoch family. I did enjoy the Sky News station. Right wing commentary is more pleasing when the interviewer has an Aussie accent. The concierge, valets, maids and front desk personnel were excellent and accommodating. Management needs to resolve the issues with the room service department ASAP. They are damaging your brand.

Come here for beautiful views, business, relaxation, romance. It's all catered for…read more After seven nights of poor sleep, I sank into the beautiful bedding and had such a wonderful sleep. Whilst things weren't perfect, they were very close to it, and the parts that weren't were very minor dealt with in a way that was human, rather than rude. I found that the staff really went out of their way to meet all requests. I'm giving this five stars based on a seasonal special on the room. I found The Stamford was a step up from the self rated five stars in Sydney. I'm tempted to remove a star for the excessive internet prices, however it didn't matter too much since I came with WiFi enabled devices. Still, we're in the day and age where 5 star hotels need to provide this service at low or zero cost. Whoever learns this first will have a lot of happy customers. Small things that were pleasant surprises: a Vidal Sassoon 2100 Pro hair dryer dried my hair in two minutes; much nicer that the standard wall mounted mini dryers. A shower rack that would actually hold a thing or two, spare blanket in closet stored in plastic to keep it dust free, saucers in buffet area with a central impression to help support the cup. A phone by the toilet, television in the bathroom, motion detecting lights in the bathroom, Do Not Disturb is controlled by a switch near the bed, fold out minibar with well placed power outlet for kettle, 42" television. Improvements that could be made include more streamlining for Concierge (they seem to do their best, but expect a wait), and changing the repetitive pan pipe music in The Brasserie. The motion detecting lights in The Brasserie toilets don't have motion detectors in the private stalls. If you are in there for 10 minutes or so, the lights go out, and you'll be left in pitch blackness. I had to do a pants down waddle into the main public area of the toilets, and it was so dark I had to feel my way. I thought the oversight was hilarious. More important things: sumptuous beautiful white bedding, beautiful views, polite service. Centrally controlled lamps make for nice lighting.

We dropped by nearby FFG for bfast on Sat bc it had good reviews. We were not disappointed…read more I ordered the avo toast w/ bacon, while she had the potato & chorizo bfast w/ a poached egg. First of all, the avo toast was very good. The avo was fresh, and the portion was hearty. I was surprised that I was given 6 slices of bacon for the price. My only feedback is that I was expecting the avo to be mashed vs slices. Secondarily, I had a bite of her dish, and it was like a stuffed hash brown. The potatoes were GBD, and the portion was good sized. The only downside was the price. Two entrees, plus two coffees was ~ $75 AUD: Pretty pricey for bfast. Regarding the ambiance, its casual here. You order at the counter. The baristas make your coffee fresh. The staff is super nice & friendly. FFG is cheaper vs the hotel (and most likely better too). Nonetheless, it would be hard to return during a short stay bc of the prices.

I was traveling with my mother through Brisbane and we were staying at a hotel near Elizabeth…read moreStreet. After seeing reviews of Felix for Goodness on Yelp, I knew we had to try this place out and it did not disappoint! Location: What I discovered about Brisbane is that there are a lot of hidden gems that are tucked away in alleys. If you know where BREW or 7 Eleven is located, Felix is pretty much directly across the street in the other alleyway. It's located in a white, brick building. There is a small black banner that says Food & Drink outside of their establishment. Service: The service that we received was fantastic. Right as we were walking up the stairs, we were greeted by one of the servers. She gave us some menus to look at, and told us to order at the register and the food would be brought out to us. Atmosphere: This place was so cute! Lots of exposed brick, colored windows, and charm galore. Great music selection in the background as well. I would give this place a 5/5 for the atmosphere...I would probably be a regular at this place if I lived near here. Food: I love that they use as much local and organic produce as they can. I ordered the granola, which came with yogurt and melon balls. I was eating really horribly that week, so I wanted to get something on the lighter side. It was a nice way to start the morning! Pros: -Charming atmosphere -Friendly service Cons: -To get to this place, you need to climb up some stairs, so it's not the best place for people that have a physical disability/ mobility issues -Get ready to get cozy. Tables are pretty close to one another, but there's a good reason why. This place gets packed!