Lovely French style bistro. The entrance to this new restaurant is a simple open door wedged…read morebetween the topless girls bar and a chemist. A steep set of stairs takes you to three funky and understated dining spaces above the shops. Two are all black, the third one with the bar in it is all white and stark. Amazing high ceilings, we imagined ourselves in Melbourne!! Talking food, we shared starters and desserts, the appetisers are not big but full of flavour. The desserts are huge! For mains our party had the steak )medium rare) and the chicken, the food tasted as good as it smelled. Forget your cholesterol count for a day! Service was friendly and fast. I can highly recommend this new addition to the Brisbane dining scene for lunch or dinner!

The duck confit with pumpkin risotto was delicious, the risotto was so cheesy, and the reduction so…read moretasty. Yum!

Wonderful new gem. Warm and stylish surrounds in a former wine store. Exceptional French fare,…read moregreat wine list and service.

I made a deal with myself that I was allowed gluten today to try Mr & Mrs G's grand sandwich…read moreselection. Your not the boss of me so no judgement! It was pretty much worth it. Opting for the garlic scented lamb shoulder with panzanella salad, labna quenelle and balsamic dressing, I'm confident I won best sandwich choice amongst our table considering it was also the cheapest at $14.50. This pitta was bursting with tender, fresh roast lamb that was gently hugged by the supporting flavours. Sure it left me feeling totally satisfied but I didn't feel heavy. Just content. Service still lacks here a little for me when the side of sauce my dining companions ordered didn't come until after they'd finished and when looking at their choice of a rare roast beef sandwich, I did struggle to see the $16 value. Still, it's a decent and perfectly casual lunch for under $25 if you pair with a bottle of sparkling mineral water and the river views? They're free.

I do enjoy the atmosphere of this bar overlooking the Brisbane River. They have an extensive list…read moreof cocktails and a relaxed but polished vibe. It's warm with a slightly Moroccan vibe that balances well with the wide open views of the water. The service is always great, but be warned, this can be a hot spot and you may have to wait for a drink on busy nights. I have enjoyed every cocktail I've sampled here and will return again when in the area.

This place is technically part of the Queens Arms hotel, but what they've done is make a speak easy…read moretype sub basement bar in the authentic wine cellar that literally has the sweet scent of old school rotting wood and brick work. There's a closed, heavy door to get in and most miss it, so if you find your way in you will feel immediately VIP, just by finding the Arthur St entrance. The Farrier theme is fun and the staff are enthusiastic. They cater for reserved private functions and the food is James St fresh. Come here and feel like you're in another world. Enjoy.

Such a cosy little bar! Service was friendly and accommodating. Great selection of beers, ciders,…read moreIPAs, cocktails and wine. The menu is pretty modest but delicious. The large ploughman board is perfect for four with a small array for bread, meat, cheeses and pickled vegetables. The vibe is chilled and relaxing. I'll definitely be back!

Famstastic grilled cheese with ham and sauerkraut and mustard on the side. Delicious beer, small,…read moreeasy going space, and quick friendly staff.