Firstly, woo hoo to being the first to leave a review for this cafe in West End! #bewm…read more So after trying to go to another cafe located in West End for breakfast today and them being closed, we went for a wander and found Cafe 63. I believe it might be new here? (Correct me if I'm wrong). They were great! I have nothing to fault at all. Service was excellent; very efficient and friendly. The food range was incredible and they provide an all day breakfast option which is always a huge win for me. If you can't find something on this menu there might be an issue :-/ The serving sizes were very generous and the best part, the food was delicious! I will definitely come back here :-)

Very good value breakfast. I had smoked salmon, poached eggs, mashed avocado, on sourdough. The…read moreserving was very generous for the price of $14. They have a variety of $3 takeaway wraps and yogurt muesli etc. They also provide you with a free BOTTLE of water. Their coffee is $3 for short blacks/piccolos, and $4 for flat white etc. Only downside to the breakfast was the toast was overcooked but I'm sure they will do better with an instruction when ordering next time.

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

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.

Hot dogs? Yes. Beer? Yes. Great price? Yes. Atmosphere? Yes. Should you come here? YES!…read more Bottled cocktails, awesome sides, a tomato sauce to die for. For a really simple but excellent dinner, do yourself a favour and visit The Manhattan Line.

There aren't a lot of hot dog places in Brisbane, so it's nice to see one in an area I often…read morefrequent. They say they're primarily a bar, and do hot dogs on the side, but they certainly don't seem like an afterthought. Aside from the dogs, which are great, they also do reputedly good chicken wings and various other snacks. They have a couple of beers on tap, plus plenty of bottled American beer, and American whiskey.

I'm not sure how many breakfast sandwiches I've had in my life, but it's easily close to a thousand…read moreif not higher. That being the case, I was pretty sure that I'd never again be surprised by a breakfast sandwich, but I was very wrong the second I walked into Coffee Anthology. Star 1: How were the service and atmosphere? I like to think I do some pretty serious food research before coming to a new city, and that research lead me to bookmark Coffee Anthology. That research was quickly confirmed upon walking up to Coffee Anthology and seeing a line of what was easily fifteen people just for the takeaway coffee stand: impressive. Fortunately I had some time to kill, so I took up the opportunity to be seated right away and from there what was a stellar breakfast came out quickly. Star. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? $17.00 AUD got me a good sized breakfast sandwich with an absolutely heaping portion of bacon on the side, which was good value. Star. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? This was a genuinely stellar breakfast sandwich. So get this - I don't even like eggs benedict dishes. I don't love hollandaise sauce, but for whatever reason this sandwich really called to me, and I'm glad I gave in. The 63 degree eggs were brilliant and the hollandaise sauce was flavorful and lapped up by the huge croissant. The bacon was an added bonus and while I'm typically not a big bacon person the saltiness brought the whole thing into high gear. Brilliant. Two Stars. Star 5: Would you be excited to go back? I'll be thinking about this breakfast sandwich for months to come. Star.

My friend and I enjoyed the warm ambiance and flavors of the food here. The seating was warmly lit…read moreand airy. We ordered the stir fried prawns and eggs Benedict. While both were beautifully presented, it took over half an hour to receive our food. Other tables that arrived later than us received their food earlier than we did. We were not in a rush but I don't think the wait should've been as long as it was. Moreover, we left the cafe hungry. The portions should've been a tad larger.

Well, there were a couple of things that I liked about this place, one of them being the rather…read morenice garden that they had out the back. The other thing was that they did the tea rather interesting, namely with a beaker of hot water, and the tea in a strainer. That was good, as it meant that I could control how strong the tea was. Still, it wasn't one of the best places that I had been to, however, I will give it points for not assuming that everybody likes their tea strong.

I managed not to get around to this place for a while, more than anything else simply because I'm…read moresaturated on cafes with fancy health food brunches (vegan-friendly and such, but they do have meat). This one came off pretty well though, on first impression. I tried a chai pumpkin waffle, which besides being vegan seemed like a bit of a stretch, but the flavors came together well enough. Having gotten an actual chai to drink on the side, I was reasonably pleased with the flavor and the speed with which it arrived. An eclectic, health-food-y menu promises a few other things I could see trying. What was more notable was the nice deck they had out back, which I wasn't aware was so substantial having viewed the place from the street, as well as the free wi-fi. They had a separate wi-fi just for the back (presumably their router in the front doesn't extend that far), and it was pretty snappy. On a decent weather day (which is a lot of days around here), it certainly would be a good place to spend an extended period of time working or talking. If the rest of their dishes really impress, I might even revisit the rating.

First time going here! Had a long line which was worth it! Will def come back as they have sooo…read moremany delicious options. Everything was great but the tiramisu pancakes were a bit dry and the lady fingers were hard, thought they would be soaked or softer. Regardless they have so many more options to try! And the cookie had chocolate inside the middle of it

Chocolate cookie was decadent and full of awesomeness. The ice cream was good the customer service…read morewas meh. You'd think that 11 bucks for ice cream would elicit some friendliness but maybe lady was having a bad day. Definitely a must try when visiting Brisbane!

Gauge is by far my most favourite restaurant in Brisbane! Especially since they have now also…read moreopened for dinner. The menu is wonderfully eclectic, and even if similar dishes are featured, the new twists are always exciting. The black garlic bread is the standout dish everyone should try. Another favourite of mine was the parsnip with chocolate & blood sauce on the previous menu, and recently I tried the Angus sirloin, which is simply divine! Tender, full of the most amazing flavour and cooked to perfection. Gauge doesn't take reservations, so it can be difficult for a larger group to get seats, but the staff is more than happy to work through accommodation issues as people arrive.

Amazing place for breakfast and lunches. The food is delicious and well presented. Thank you!read more

FRESH OFF THE MENU! Billy Kart West End is open, & 2nd Billy Kart cafe restaurant owned by Chef Ben…read moreO'Donoghue. Located at the new Botanica Residences by ARIA Property. It's so new, that the "Billy Kart Provisions", a deli next door is still being finalised. Thought we'd go undercover & get a taste of the place for ourselves, expectations fairly high as we do love the Billy Kart Kitchen in Annerley. We liked the quirky yet trendy feature wall which displays deconstructed parts of a Billy-Kart. We were here for breakfast; a simple menu yet diverse in its offering from Spanner crab & scallop congee, to "liege waffles". A range of savoury as well as sweet "waffle & pancake" options with prices from $6 - $21.50 & additional "sides" $4.50 - $7. We decided on the savoury; Carne Asada, fried eggs, habanero salsa, chicharrones, & corn tortilla ($18.50). This dish is absolute tops! Ever so tender pulled pork, perfectly complimenting the crunchy textures of the tortilla & chicharrones. One of the best & unique versions of pulled pork we've had in terms of flavour & a big serving. However, this dish does have a spicy chilli kick, so if you're not that way inclined, it may be too early for your palate (as a breakfast dish) to handle. We also ordered the Buttermilk & Ricotta pancakes, with coconut caramel banana ($16). The pancakes themselves were light, fluffy & whilst ricotta isn't something you will necessarily taste, it adds a magical creaminess to each bite. The coconut caramel sauce though was excellent. Perfect consistency & just the right sweetness, so it didn't overpower the banana flavour as well, but add to it. Service was great, being only their second day & quieter in patronage, I suppose it was easy to get served. But the staff were always friendly, welcoming, & had great suggestions with what dishes to try. Coffee is by Campos Coffee, (& although it's not our fave), it was made well by the barista. Great work Billy Kart West End! Will be back!

Delicious food. A wide variety of food with flavours from many different cultures. Serving size is…read morea little on the small side - makes you not hungry but not 100% satisfied - though they say you shouldn't eat 'til you're super full so maybe Billykart is on to something. Friendly, relatively fast service. Has high chairs. The food is not particularly baby/toddler friendly though. Beware, even thought they are open throughout the day, their kitchen closes for a bit just before lunch for the switch over between breakfast and lunch. So if you happen to turn up during that time, you can only order drinks.

This small shop is notable for having cheap combos of a toasted waffle and a drink. One brisk…read moremorning, I thought the hot chocolate was worth a try and it was. The waffle was quite basic and was premade and toasted up briefly to order, but for the money you can't complain. I enjoyed the hot chocolate. The difference between a small and medium hot chocolate was $.20, making me wonder why anyone would get a small. They had some costlier but nice looking breakfast bowls that I might give a shot, but for their main attraction it seemed fine, but nothing to write home about.

While Mr Bean's Coffee isn't the smoothest in the world, I got to love these guys simply because of…read morethe convenience and the awesome staff. Mr Bean's has a number of coffee carts hidden in and around campus, great for that quick caffeine hit between lectures. They also do a mean waffle. Seriously, try their waffles. The staff are pretty awesome, especially the tall skinny guy, Andrew I think his name is, who knows his stuff and can recommend good flavours to add to spice up your next iced coffee or latte. You can find Mr Bean's espresso bar near the main refectory next to Boost Juice or at one of the three mobile coffee carts in and around the uni. They definitely are the place to go for a quick caffeine hit.

The best waffles and ice cream we have ever tasted. Great atmosphere and customer service. Great…read morevariety of different coffees

I was hopeful but it wasn't anything to spend/waste your calories or money on. First skimpy scoops…read moreand overly sweetened gelato masks the flavors of the fruit. Yea it's popular cuz it's by the boardwalk but pass on this and try the mobile van in front of the beach/pool. I hadn't either but maybe next time.