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!

Small cafe with amazing coffee and great service. The team knows their coffee and the food menu is…read moredelicious. Highly recommend.

Kenmore. A suburb that rarely crossed my mind let alone a suburb I'd actively pursued and visit for…read morecoffee. Yet here I sat in The Single Guys, conversations echoing from each corner of the cafe that was full of people enjoying coffees and ordering from a wholesome menu with choices like a blueberry bagel with vanilla ricotta and honey, or swiss brown mushrooms, fetta, asparagus with fig vincotto on sourdough. Staff did a beautiful dance from table to table in their unofficial uniforms of a white tee, jeans and black cons. All complimented by their dark grey aprons against the navy and white walls of this unassuming but ready to be recognised cafe. From Moggill Road you might miss it so keep an eye out for their mascot, a lone deer on a sign. One of the owners tell me the stag is a play on the image being a symbol of bachelor life, although their name is more of an ode to their house blend being a combination of single origin beans. Despite the clean and hipsterific interior, the crowd here is mixed: young and old alike. It's a great hub of activity. I ordered the mushroom toastie which was the perfect breakfast or light lunch, and on a hot Summers day their Iced V60 black coffee was the deliciously mellow drink I needed to befriend on a day like today. And the flat white was perfection in a white china cup.

Pretty Good! Dropped in for a catch up with family (group of 5) not a problem - quickly seated with…read morea smile. Ordered coffee - also quickly served, water glasses and jug on the table. Very relaxed and it was easy to talk. Coffee good. Went for lite meal - smashed avo was spot on. The desserts / cakes are plentiful and variety is broad - tried the dragonfruit cake which was good but not extra so. Really nice.

Have now been here twice and on both occasions the quality of service and food has been excellent…read more Two sample points might not be a trend but it gives me the confidence to come back again ... and again, and again. Thanks!

I am super delighted Em & Co has opened up in Oxley. I drive past it all the time on the way to…read morework and noticed they've just opened in the last couple of months. The bright neon sign lured me in! So many reasons why this place has been a welcomed addition to the Oxley Station Rd strip of cafes. Firstly, their food - omg, yum. It's like, Asian fusion, bit healthy and they do the best Dragon Bowls (an Asian styled salad bowl with shiitake mushrooms, a spring roll, crumbed beetroot and other salad-like goodies!). Also, thankfully they've added BubbleTea recently to their menus. I am bit over the juice bars lately, so this is fantastic option to have. It can be milky, or just clear tea, iced and with plenty of additions available such as pearls, lychees etc. Also, the service is phenomenal! I met the girls who run the place and they are the nicest. They also helped me decide on what to get with their brilliant suggestions. Can't wait to come back in the new year and see if they've added some other delicious items to their menu!

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!

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.

The burger was great. The buns were nice sweet. Very…read morefilling. But the cold brew coffee was disappointing.

Live nearby Jindalee and feel your 'hood is lacking a decent cafe option? Bare Bones is for you…read more Live on the other side of town? This may not be the new cafe hub fro you? The menu just leaves me underwhelmed. Not because it isn't good our meals were decent (my vego sandwich - pumpkin, lentils, haloumi and rocket was a filling and reasonably healthy option for Saturday lunch). It's just that I feel the owner, one of Brisbane's most lauded chefs, could have taken more of a punt to bring together a menu that was bold and full of something more than a pasta dish, some hearty winter options (shanks) and open subs. I acknowledge this also could be what they're going for so that it is accessible to many. Perhaps as the weather warms and salads return to the menu this spot will truly shine. The prices are decent. $12-$14 for more subs and your most expensive mains being the lamb shanks at $24. Breakfast ranges from $10-$18 for their version of the big breakfast and there's a dedicated kids menu for breakfast and lunch. They'd run out of glasses on our visit and the service was a little patchy. From ordering to eating lunch there was a 45min wait for our meals (a rueben sandwich, a vege sandwich and a chicken salad to be brought to our table). And coffees that were ordered long after others were delivered first with us having to follow up on the others. Still, each time I've been at the home maker centre it's full. Which shows that it's a gem in a sea of hungry home shoppers wanting more than McDonalds and locals alike.

The only reason I am allowing the third star here, is because my husband loved his Thai Curry…read morechicken with relish and Chai Infused Rice. My slow cooked pork belly with carrot purée and beans wasn't quite what I expected, and being of Chinese origin, I am a bit of a kindred soul to a slow cooked pork belly. The beer battered chips for $7 were quite nice. If not for my Entertainment book voucher we probably wouldn't have gone there. Now back to my pork belly. It was more like a 300g cut at a butcher boiled and put on top of what didn't really taste like carrot purée... the beans were ok. My mistake was associating the slow cooked pork belly with crispy skin. There was skin, but if you see my picture of what I left on the plate it was boiled. It took some grunt cutting through the massive slab of pork belly which in my opinion wasn't slow cooked at all. People who know me, know that I rarely leave meat on a plate. I left half of my meat there. The fat wasn't rendered, the pork was a bit tough... not real happy with it. For the price and location, this place has great potential but it's just not there yet.

The pepper lounge is lovely and coffee is mmm and staff is so kind helpful very fast services and…read morethey have a coffee card and very 10 coffee u buy u get one free and I am 100% happy and good location u can catch the bus there 450 453 BT and open 7 days a week

The Wild Canary restaurant is located behind the Brookhaven nursery. It's such a lovely setup and…read moreyou'll even be greeted by beautiful birds and reptiles as you dine. My server was friendly and was ready to offer suggestions on the menu. Our food did take a bit of time to prepare but it may be because my breakfast dish included an entire chicken quarter. The ambience was quiet and serene. The noise level was average. I could barely hear any conversations going on around me at other tables. The Wild Canary did have a vast menu. It was difficult to choose as everything sounded delicious. I'd definitely like to go back before my visit is over.

Wild Canary has all the ingredients to make you forget that you are eating at a garden centre cafe…read more They use ingredients grown on site and if the constant flow of customers as we dined is anything to go by - they're doing something right. Our party of four arrived right on the cusp of the changeover between breakfast and lunch. We'd not made a reservation as our brunch adventures to Brookfield were rather ad hoc. If you take anything away from this review then let it be to make a reservation. We were thankfully seated quite quickly in the only table left without a "reserved" sign upon it. Even then, there was the definite feeling it was a table waiting for a party yet to arrive. As we had arrived in the changeover to lunch, service was a little distracted at first. The breakfast menu we'd viewed online was no longer an option but the specials our waitress told us about sang to us more than the standard cafe menu available for lunch. The special of pulled pork tacos with a corn and avocado salsa made it to our table for two of us (myself included), along with a seafood linguine and the Rueben. The tacos were grand. Three well sized corn tortillas stacked with meat, salsa and salad. Worth every penny. While I didn't try their coffee I did see a few AllPress take-away cups leaving with customers. And the best bit? Shopping in the nursery next door after you've had your lunch!

A cute little suburban cafe, nice spot to have breakfast or just to sit and have a coffee…read more Its no talk of the town but this cute little suburban cafe was definitely a pleasant surprise in an otherwise unsuspecting part of Jindalee. They are situated right behind the Homemaker's centre on Groggs Road and there honestly isn't much out there apart from a retirement home, day care centre and DFO up the street. I found the place at a friend's suggestion to meet for coffee and breakfast. They had a small deli section with some prosciutto and cheese as well some local homemade products for sale (jams, jewellery, books). Its not a huge space but is big enough for sufficient seating inside and outside. The decor was lovely, modern yet has that French art-decor style about it. They server, coffees, drinks, breakfast and lunches. I was here for a breakfast with a friend and we both orders a mug of Chai latte and a Prosciutto and cheese croissant. Both items were decent, good, not blow your mind spectacular, but good. We did come on a Monday morning so it wasn't very busy, but also not scary quite. Would I come here again? I think so. Though the location worries me a little as it is a bit out of the way for most people. I hope they would still be here the next time I'm in town.

A great find! down the road from Jindalee DFO and perfect place to stop for a coffee ( plus a very…read morenice array of cakes). Will definitely visit again when in the area.