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Queensland, Australia Food Guide: 6 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Brisbane
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Brisbane. Australia’s third-largest city, Brisbane is the hub of Queensland culture, offering a peek at the past and a glimpse into the future. Visit the historic Windmill and Old Commissariat Store, built by convicts in 1828, or fast-forward to the present (and beyond) with a trip to the new Gallery of Modern Art. Mingle with locals atop Mount Coot-tha, cruise the Brisbane River to South Bank’s sandy beach on the City Cat and make sure to fill the cuteness quota at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, home to koalas and kangaroos.
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6. Brisbane German Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By alwayshungry75
Extremely busy on a Friday night. We got the pork knuckle with a side of sauerkraut between 2 of us which was absolutely massive. Great selection of German beers too Andrew the one man band on stage was awesome creating a great atmosphere with everyone up dancing and singing! Highly recommended for a fun night!
5. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
What was once a rowdy sailor's drinking den has been transformed into a civilised Gastro Pub complete with a separate and impressive function and convention facility catering for up to 200 guests. This iconic South Bank Hotel, constructed in 1864, has dev
Reviewed By lifelovetravelfood
Came here for an early Sunday lunch and found the service was excellent. Friendly and always helpful, everyone we came across were terrific.The food was ok. I chose the chicken burger which came with chips. The burger was tasty and well cooked however it was really small and the chips were hugely over seasoned. My husband chose the fish and chips and it was well cooked but like the burger, just average, especially for the price.Good beers on tap, a mix of craft and standard beers. Overall experience was fine, but I wouldn't rush back to eat here.
4. Newstead Brewing Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Reviewed By IanL455
We had a large family birthday party on the terrace. The stand up food was first class (sliders, satay sticks, fish pieces etc). The beer is excellent with IPA, porter's etc along with the usual lager. Seemed to be really popular venue with lots of people in the other bars. If I lived in Brisbane I could see myself having a few drinks here on a regular basis.
3. The Alliance Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
The Alliance Hotelâs mission is to provide our customers with a classic old pub experience with a modern flare. Built in 1888,The Alliance Hotel in Spring Hill is one of Brisbane's oldest pub establishments. Exuding an old school charm, with focus on high
Reviewed By goyourownway
S27°27.675' E153°1.597' In the centre of Spring Hill, Brisbane QLD, we had dinner in The Alliance Hotel in September 2018, with the restaurant in the back. After schooners of Kosciuszko and reading the menu of this QHA best restaurant, we ordered pan fried duck breast with spring onion, pearl barley risotto, savoury muesli and sour cherries (AU$34.90) and the special of the day 500-gram grilled pork Tomahawk with roasted potato cubes, papaya, sweet corn salad with Montpellier butter (AU$34.90). Impressive menu.The duck breast was well prepared and had nice flavours, but consisted of only five slices of duck breast. Good work was done on the risotto, but no matter how good a restaurant risotto is, it will not show such a rich texture and just-right doneness of good homemade risotto. The pork was served stacked on the potatoes (still not sure about this presentation habit in Australia) with a lot of fat on the bone, which added flavour to the dish. The dishes were pleasant and the result of serious cooking efforts, but there was no wow-factor on our taste buds. These expensive dishes left no impression or impact to return the next day. The waiter knew the menu and looked after us. The Alliance takes cooking seriously, but the food left no impression.Thanks for your review Goyourownway!We are really passionate about seasonal produce, and working with other small business to provide a quality dining experience for our guests. I am sorry you feel it didn't meet the mark for you back in September last year - hopefully we will see you again to try something else from our menu!
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2. Brisbane Brewing Co.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Amongst the bustle of West End; a laneway leads you to the newest little hideaway in Brisbaneâs bar and dining scene: Brisbane Brewing Co. A boutique craft beer brewery and bar: where modern industrial aesthetics are fused with artisan-formed timber featu
Reviewed By lisstravelsalot
We popped in just for one as we were driving. The bar is down a wide alley filled with tables some with ashtrays. As you go further in though it opens into a lively and lovely area, cushioned benches, old chairs to sit in etc. a dog was at an outdoor table which was nice. Staff very nice and knowledgeable.
1. Bella Tiarnie Italian Restaurant & Gourmet Pizzas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Deliciously fresh, handmade Italian. New look menu with more dishes to try. Come in and meet Leo and his friendly staff for the best Italian experience in New Farm, Brisbane. We now have our liquor license with a range of wines, beers, spirits and cocktai
Reviewed By Trevor B
Traditional Italian restaurant in Brunswick Street Fortitude Valley/New Farm.Smallish venue with two separate dining areas. Typical basic Italian decor and seating.Menu choices as to be expected. Service was friendly. Food, on the night we dined, was average. The Owner/chef spoke very highly of his food but unfortunately we did not share his opinion.The restaurant is fully licensed but BYO wine is permitted however it is limited to one bottle and a charge of $15 is levied. The restaurant wine list is very limited and the quality of the wine offered is very poor eg Yellow Tail !There are many other Italian restaurants to choose from and unfortunately I must say I would not hurry back to this establishment.Hello Trevor, thank you so much for your feedback. Our BYO is currently $5 per person (we have had this price for quite a few months now). Could we ask you which day you were in so we can check what went wrong please? we value everyone's comments and would like to improve any point mentioned. We look forward to receiving your email [email protected]
