Gorgeous cafe This is a lovely cafe with gorgeous indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating. It's a great spot to have coffee and cake or lunch. Nicey but pricey though!!

Hunter & Scout have really great food. Down to earth, farm to table, simple no BS type of food. I…read morelove how both the inside and outside areas of the restaurant have a totally different vibe from each other . I've eaten outside twice and even just sitting in the area eating the food takes me away like I'm on holiday. You're surrounded by greenery and ugh the decor is very LA/Balinese vibes - it's really pretty. They make great drinks both smoothies& mocktails at breakfast time ;). They offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner, & coffee and cakes from Jocelyn's Provisions ! Biggest yass ever because JP cakes are so yum. Table service and wait staff are good - they do get very busy though especially on weekends I have noticed. I have never noticed irritability or rudeness at all, despite how busy they get the staff always appear professional and calm. It is more $$ but the food and drinks is 5/5 quality. Street Parking is available both on the main road and just in the side streets - it's a short walk to score free parking. I already know this is one of my go to places for brunch with my friends if I feel like having a fancy brunch ohohoho!

Great coffee, awesome vibe and the people that work here provide real service…read more This place finally gives our little pocket of Taringa the heart it has been calling out for for some time.

Love! Love! Love this place. We first stumbled across this place as it was a short distance to ride…read morefrom my home. What a find! We found it when it was in the first stages of being open, so just doing coffee. But it was GOOD! Great as a dine in or take away, the coffee had always been the perfect temperature, nice and creamy and never burnt. I still haven't tried the food yet, but it always smells fabulous and the place is packed. Plus while we only come in sporadically, the owner always remembers us and greets us with a smile. I hope it stays around as it is a great little local.

Ugh. Grocery day. The day when breakfast is slim pickings and on this particular morning I wasn't…read morehaving any of those slim pickings but instead toddled over to Abode Cafe and took delight in treating myself to breakfast amongst this cute suburban nook. The cafe itself is amongst the Hillsdon Road Centre of businesses and is at the back of the convenience store. There's three or four small tables (ideal for parties of one or two) and a small communal table (maybe for 6) within the cafe and outdoor seating in the courtyard. On a sunny day, or even on the grey day today, it's great to sit outside and soak up the leafy surrounds. The menu isn't fussy. It takes up one A5 sheet of paper and I opted for the baked eggs but you might prefer the avocado on sourdough toast with their homemade almond butter or the savoury mince. My baked eggs are served with leek and capsicum jam and tarragon which, when baked, gives the eggs this wonderfully subtle taste of licorice/ aniseed. I order one flat white and one ice latte during the course of my time waking up amongst the cafe with locals popping in and out for the mornings hits. What the most pleasant surprise of all is the total I paid for breakfast. $15.50 for baked eggs and two coffees. And this isn't some slap-dash-side-of-the-road-truck-stop-inspired-big-breakfast. No, it's thoughtful. It's a quality production and I'm not sure I want to tell anyone about it for fear of it becoming too popular!

Pete and Bron are the loveliest people and have created a great little cafe. The bean's are from…read moreBlack Sheep Coffee and the team do a great job with it through the La Marzocco machine. Currently, Bron is making her own small selection of cakes and pastries with plans to have a breaky / lunch menu ready for the beginning of 2014. Abode is situated in a quiet and serene part of Taringa and makes for a fantastic coffee experience. Coffee is great, food is great and service is great. Abode is a great new up and comer for West Brisbane!

I'm a regular visitor to the Corner Cafe, and it's our venue of choice for after-gym breakfast…read moreget-togethers. That part of Indro is spoilt for choice of eateries, so the fact that it's our favourite says something very positive. It's a CAFE, not a fine dining experience. I've never been blown away by a cafe, and don't expect to be. I give it a 5 because the food is really very good and the choice much wider than I would normally expect of a small eatery. The coffee is excellent! It's a family-run business and unexpected high numbers of clients or the illness of a staff member can sometimes make service slow. Not the place for someone in a hurry, I guess. There are two local McDonalds if you need express service...

Anywhere that serves me my Chai Latte in a massive sized mug accompanied with my steak sandwich is…read moreokay with me. What makes them okay is the taste. Most places who have the gimmicky large size, really water down their coffees and dull down the taste of the cakes. Not this place. For that I will be thankful. It was open after a movie one afternoon and the husband was a really friendly guy, cafe wasn't very busy and he was really happy to chat... usually I don't mind people who chat because all I want to do is drink my coffee and eat my meal, but he was a cool guy so I accepted his challenge of having 2 big coffees. I love love loved the sandwich, done to perfection, so that is why I will be back and recommending it to my friends.

Not so much as five years ago, finding a cafe within a shopping mall this on-trend and cool would…read morehave been like finding a needle in a haystack. With the new renovation of Indooroopilly Shopping Centre comes a cafe like Foundry and on looks alone, blows out of the water the idea of what a shopping centre cafe "should be." They're pouring locally roasted coffee, Dramanti and the service is speedy. I ordered a Flat White and found it was far too milky for my liking. Note: my liking. Coffee is such a personal preference and on this occasion, I ordered wrong. Knowing the Dramanti Beans, I should have gone for a piccolo or long black with hmos. There's also the welcome surprise that all the food in their small display cabinet, right down to the bagels, is gluten free. Glutards UNITE!

This place is pretty cool. Rocked up with my mum on Queen's Birthday holiday (Monday) and it was…read moreone of the few cheaper cafes open inside the shopping centre. I ordered a medium (mug) dirty chai and a turkey, brie and chutney bagel. Mum ordered a small capp, they didn't use the farmer's milk but that's okay I guess, not everyone's on board yet! The dirty chai was made pretty well though and it tasted pretty good with the soy milk they used. They ask for your name when you order and had heaps of people working on the machines. It was crazy busy. We managed to grab a small table at the very end and waited for a short while. It was pretty great. We got our bagel much later though and the (manager, I think) offered us another coffee on the house and apologised. It was all good though. We knew they were super busy and the gesture was more than enough. The bagel was pretty nommy... but probably not the greatest idea when I'm drinking a heavy dirty chai! They used real turkey! Nomnomnom! It was so good and totally appreciate it when restaurants and cafes use real ingredients!

I got to visit Three Girls Skipping twice for brekky while visiting family in Brisbane. It's a cute…read morelocation across from Baker's Delight just steps from the train station, which was convenient when we visited for a quick bite prior to hopping on the train into the city. Both visits I ordered the bacon, egg and cheese roll with tomato chutney, which despite its small size is considerably filling (so good, I ordered it both times). We also sampled the biscuit with cream and jam which was dense but fluffy, warm and delicious. My husband loved his smashed avo on toast. The coffees are mild and well-crafted. Would definitely recommend for a relaxed breakfast or lunch.

We meet again, this time it's great! It is a weekday. I've gotta say though, the home made cake…read morewas fantastic! I really wanted to try more, however my waistline felt alarmingly tight. The coffee was good too and the service prompt. Glad we could make up!

The cafe is fine dine and lovely enjoy my coffee bowl n cafe very friendly staff and very clean and…read morefast services

For those of you (and i'm aware it may or may not be a limited number) looking for low sugar…read morealternatives like myself. Or have diabetes or a sugar allergy or just don't like sweet stuff in general, it is refreshing to be able to get a latter type drink (of the Taiwanese persuasion). Chatime offer just that, you select the level of sugar, level of ice and how you like your iced tea. A concept that is really awesome and a great alternative to those Boosts, Bubble Tea joints out there choc-ful of sugar. I highly recommend the Macha Latte (Green Tea Latte) with low sugar and 50% ice... it is my favourite and i'm so thankful that on the other end of the shopping centre away from the central food court in the gourmet fresh food section there is a Chatime! Will be back for sure. (Note: not sure if it's because they have opened, but prepare to wait for a while for your drink, even when it isn't super busy)

What a little daydream this spot is!…read more It's a vintage, hipster cafe with a furniture store attached. Not sure if they sell actual antiques or things that look beautiful and old. This place is famous with locals, I stopped by after a real estate listing bragged that the house was near local favourite, Nowhere Cafe. It's in a rustic old shop front with geraniums in pots and lots of outdoor seating. They fast and friendly, with delicious food and coffee. I'm sorry I didn't get to spend more time here. I will try to have brunch here again whenever I'm in Brisbane. This is exactly the type of cafe I love!

Nowhere Espresso sits in an unassuming pocket of Toowong and over hearing a conversation this…read moremorning, one cafe patron hit the nail on the head: "It's funny when you see the community come together at a new business. There's just that kind of vibe here." And she's right. The two mornings I've been to Nowhere this week have been broken up by locals dropping in and out being spoken to by name and hearing updates of their lives, their children and more. It's a very similar vibe to when you visit Antonia and Brad at PUK Espresso in Kangaroo Point. It's this that makes your Mambo coffee that much sweeter. They're still waiting on a food licence, so for now, it is a selection of cakes and some sandwiches. There's complimentary Wi-Fi too and a kitchen table in the shop next door perfect for a work session surrounded by beautiful things.

"It's called The Diva Lounge or something," my friend said as he described a new cafe he'd seen on…read morehis walk to work. We googled and discovered that The Diva Lounge was a day spa. "Are you sure it's the Diva Lounge? It says it is a day spa." While we all made jokes about having a single origin delicately applied to our faces for a caffeine boosting facial, he remained adamant he'd seen food and people as he walked past. So yes, The Diva Lounge is a day spa and it sits neighbouring a cafe that has been open not even a month called El Divo Espresso Bar. We arrived at about 12:30 on a Saturday and were the only ones there, although it did get a bit busier as the afternoon wore on. There's a simple, one-paged menu and we went with the pea and asparagus fritatta (I'm still not sure about the side of Grain Waves) and enjoyed cookies and cream cupcakes for dessert. They serve Schibello coffee and my flat white was definitely more enjoyable than my iced coffee. Oh, they also do a straight cold pour over coffee, too. Next time, Gidget, next time! Overall it was a lovely way to spend an hour catching up with friends in what could have been our own backyard courtyard. With such an unassuming front signage you'd easily drive past this beauty without knowing it existed.

It's a great location and this side of town sure needed some good coffee. I have been here now…read morefour times, as we drive past on Swann Road. It's an easy and pleasant location. Can get a bit noisy from the traffic, but the decor, deck and plants provide a relaxing spot. The staff have always seemed pleasant but a bit distracted with sadly each other. The good thing is that they seem to know their local regulars. Food was nice, nothing mind blowing to rave about, but decent yummy fare. Not particularly cheap for what it is. Coffee has ranged from average to really disappointing to not to bad. I just get really disappointed when the consistancy is what turns you away from returning to a place. :( Overall a lovely spot, in a perfect location that could improve the coffee.