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Seven VII South

4.3 (7 reviews)
Closed • 6:30 am - 2:30 pm

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Classy
Good for kids
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Avocado smash on pumpkin bread #nomnom
Darshi R.

Saw this cafe on a FB list for 5 best Brisbane cafes...their review was spot on. Seven South definitely has the trifecta; great service, food and ambience. Staff are plentiful and so helpful, all the food being delivered around to customers looked like artwork and it was just such a happy and positive atmosphere. Vegetarian options were great too. Thanks Seven South...will be back again!

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raw juicery

raw juicery

3.0(3 reviews)
3.4 km•Indooroopilly
•$$

What started as an inner-city juice bar with a menu crafted by a nutritionist has added to the…read morefamily with this smaller kiosk-style juicery in the middle of the "Fresh Food" area of Indooroopilly Shopping Centre. Its tahini cookies, protein balls and ready-to-go salads are a fresh change and a great energy boost for pre-shopping gusto. I stopped in during a lunch time rush which made everything a little slower. There were only two staff on duty (one making smoothies, the other serving) and with the volume of customers, you could tell they were just getting by. That said, I wouldn't have waited any more than 5-10 minutes for my smoothie. Not wanting lunch, but needing something to tide me over while I ran a few errands in the centre, I opted for a tahini cookie (like a healthier and seed-dense Anzac cookie) and a 'Healthy Start' smoothie of bananas, strawberries, kale and protein powder. Combined, they did the trick and there's the added bonus of feeling nourished, not nauseas after snacking on something full of nutritious ingredients. TL;DR? Order my favourite smoothie, The Destresser (Banana, coconut milk, cacao powder)

Food is good the acai bowls are great (compete with the better ones I have had) a nice healthy food…read moreshop for health conscious people like myself. Customer service was average and it is obviously too much to ask for a smile or a personality from the servers as they did not look happy to be there and had a one tone voice that I find irritating. Basically their main option is health smoothies or juice's, have not tried theirs but have made my own at home with the same ingredients so should be good. The few salads they have look great.

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raw juicery - Treat cabinet. Try a tahini seed cookie

Treat cabinet. Try a tahini seed cookie

raw juicery - Healthy eats

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Insane Acai Bar - Chocolate/almond/date shake (large). Mmm...

Insane Acai Bar

4.8(11 reviews)
3.4 km•West End
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"Everything natural is good" opines the proprietor of this happening smoothie bar in the heart of…read moreWest End. As someone with some scientific expertise in what is natural and what is good, I find this is overly simplistic and misleading. Nonetheless, if you drop in, I suspect you'll find that it holds true for everything they have here. I have tried a few local smoothie places, and while this isn't the cheapest one, it seems clearly the best. Of course, anyone can throw some stuff in a blender; I suspect juice bars persist largely because it's difficult for most of us to manage the logistics of keeping fresh fruit at home. But here, they're not just doing the grunt work for you, they're bringing some serious skill to the table. Could I use dragonfruit and coconut and get something that looks and tastes like bubblegum? I'm guessing not. Could I duplicate their wondrous "whipped fruit", a sort of fresh coconut ice cream made right in front of me? Not a chance. Their creations are both delicious and innovative, and I've not found an average one yet (and I've tried quite a few). The proprietor says he's from Brazil, which would explain why he is so good with topical fruits. It's a neighborhood vibe kind of place, and there's a decent chance of free samples. If something is on special, I suggest trying it. Most of what they use is fresh fruit and nut milks and coconut water and they are mostly vegan (save for a few clearly labeled pastries), making this establishment friendly to most customers. Besides their smoothies and bowls, a mouthwatering assortment of salads and baked desserts beckons. I still haven't tried any of those for fear of getting addicted, and if it instead turns out that they're terribly underwhelming in some way, I suppose I'll go back and revise this place's rating down again. Doesn't seem likely.

"Let's go get some health food" is never a line that would get me motivated. However, it was a hot…read moreday and I really wanted a watery, pulpless juice. I'd already walked past this place several times and the footpath tables decorated with a full bunch of bananas and a whole pineapple never failed to amuse. Looking at the menu, the Angel Juice leapt straight out - watermelon, pineapple and strawberry. While I was waiting I marvelled at the chunky, gorgeous looking slices on offer. Someone really needs to review each one in turn. It is almost a hole in the wall. There are two window seats and a few table outside on the foot path. I hugged my juice for a good half hour, working on Pinterest and seeing a steady stream of people pop in. At some point someone had ordered one of the smashed fruit crazy whips - there's a photo someone has posted. This towering melange of frozen fruit will usually contain something with a bit of body, such as banana, then some tempting flavours such as berries, and the superfruit hit of acai. To my delight, the owner came over with a sample size and asked me to try it out. It was covered in the crunchiest coconut flakes and was delicious. West End lacks a decent ice cream store, so this will be where I'll head during summer.

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Insane Acai Bar - "Whipped fruit", of the superfood variety. Tastes as good as it looks.

"Whipped fruit", of the superfood variety. Tastes as good as it looks.

Insane Acai Bar - Footpath seating

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Seven VII South - juicebars - Updated October 2026

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