This is a 5 star cafe without the pretence or price. The big breakfast was delicious, filling and…read moreless than $20. Coffee was very nice and came quickly. The location on a beautiful sunny morning is great for getting some sun and people watching, with plenty of street parking nearby. The service was very pleasant and professional.

Gorgeous little cafe in Hamilton. We had a late breakfast here and really enjoyed it…read more The sweet corn fritters come with some kind of spicy salsa, smashed avo and crispy haloumi (or you can get bacon instead). Really tasty. Also tried some scrambled eggs and bacon on sourdough. As far as scrambled eggs go they were delicious. I asked for the bacon to come crispy and it did. Coffee is also decent. Service could be a little more attentive and friendly.

This place was recommended by a local. I arrived from Melbourne and was traveling through Brisbane…read moreand I was hungry. First thing I noticed was how original the breakfast menu was. Flavors of North Africa and Mexico from what I could see. I ordered the beetroot and carrot fritters and they were absolutely delicious. The juices and coffee was also great. My party of four all ordered something different and were very satisfied. I would definitely come back again.

Excellent value, great service, meals are top quality and just a really friendly place to lay back…read moreand hang out

I prefer here than being in the food court. The banana bread with mascarpone and berries was really…read moregood, but both I and my partner had finished everything before his eggs bene arrived.

Oh dear, Quite nice sweet food and pretty decent more…read moreserious meals. I had a spinach and feta roll while my dining partner had a lemon tart. The coffee was okay, pretty average. I hope it was just that the girl was new but she got our order wrong three times and was quite rude about it.

Despite not being exactly in the Airport, you're still paying airport prices. Meals priced between…read more$18-30, pots of basic beer $4. We tried to eat lunch there at 12:30pm on a Tuesday and we were told there was a 30-40 minute wait on food orders, so we didn't stay for food. I have to admit, none of the meals looked that appealing. Just very boring pub food, but at airport prices. Instead we got a pot of Pure Blond each, at $4 each. There's not much choice for food out at the DFO, except food court food, so I guess this place does ok for itself.

I used to go here when I worked in Eagle Farm. It wasn't really a place I'd go and spend a lot of…read moremoney, just a nice place to have a couple of drinks after work. Post work it's a friendly atmosphere, during the week it's a little quiet but come Friday there are a few more patrons eating up and drinking up. Unfortunately, because I drove to work and being a responsible individual, I would only have a couple of knock offs before the weekend started. The staff at the Transit Tavern are generally nice and polite. There is a good selection of wines and beers, but the prices can be a bit on the "wow I can't believe it costs that much for a Coopers here." So maybe if you want to get your drink on after work and you work out near the airport and you don't have to drive and you have the money, go for it.

A new addition to the Portside Wharf complex, Treecycle is a small little nook with some delicious…read morefood and drinks on offer. Everything from brunch staples like avo on toast, to watermelon salads, this is the place if you want something fresh and yum. On my visit I ate rice paper rolls which had a crunchy filling of lettuce, cucumer and the main attraction of Mooloolaba prawns. These were huge and really refreshing (just a bit too much lettuce for me) and came with a soy-type dipping sauce. A really nice light lunch or snack which I pared with a juice. The juice I picked was called the 'Zapote' and had carrot, some fruit and ginger and was a really awesome refreshing juice for this warmer than normal Brissy winter. Another visit is definitely in my to do list; to try the coffee and a breakfast dish.

We love our local - Little Fox Lane - great coffee and food (especially their yoghurt bowl and…read moregranola) all served with a friendly smile and wonderful customer service. Easy parking out front, but please be respectful of not parking in reserved spots for veterinary service nearby. Love their plants and homewares. Highly recommend!!!!

Quaint. The coffee shop and bar are well out of sight from…read morethe streets on either side of the passage that connects them. Disability access is from the Elizabeth St side. Look for the sign boards to guide. You go here as the coffee is good and it has a pleasant vibe in a secluded spot. They have been here for a long while so doing something right. Worth exploring.

What a fabulous find down the alleyway! Big kudos to my friend who suggested this location…read more It was the first night they were a bar so we decided to check it out! They were super friendly and let you enjoy the space and your company. They serve you water as soon as you are seated and then ask you what you'd like. I had the Lucy while my friend had the Coffee Ale. The sizes come in Pony, Mare, or Stallion! My friend loved the coffee ale. I'm not the biggest beer fan but the Lucy was light. We started to chit-chat with the bartenders and they showed us this chili vodka! He had me at "Chili..." My friend had the Bloody Mary and she kept raving how it was tomato soup for adults. She loved it! The bartender was great and nervous about creating a drink for me. We went with a pineapple chili vodka with a touch of mint. Yum! It needs some fine tuning but the foundation is set. We were having a great time and as if beer to vodka wasn't enough, we moved right along to tequila! Yes, some quality tequila and verdita. I'm a huge fan and they explained to us how quality tequila is for sipping. We didn't want to leave but the time had come. Thankfully, I know I'll be coming back very soon. Thanks for a great Introduction.

This well present place is situated on the the main strip in Ascot, Racecourse Road…read more Picking a sandwich from the glass counter isn't what I normal do but I wanted something quick and easy. And I'm so glad I did. It was delicious!!! And had me left wanting more. The chicken, walnuts and aioli toasted sandwich was something like no other. Nuts in a sandwich is a first for me, but it went together so well. Coffee was good, a little more vanilla would have made it perfect. Lots on the menu from breakfast to lunch including gluten free options. Beers. spirits and wines are also available. Staff are young but polite. Prices a little on the high side, ranging between $6 - $19.

I visited the Journey Cafe and Bar with family to celebrate my father's birthday. I rang ahead of…read moretime and was able to book for breakfast for a larger group. They were quite accomodating of everyone's needs, in consideration of there being two kids under the age of 3. They had colouring in pages and pencils. There was quite a variety of breakfast options. I went for the Canadian Breakfast, which was very filling.