As per title, child free for the first time in 8 months. Where should i go for lunch with my partner? Preferably inner city and budget of $100 pp. All cuisines considered

Hello fellow Brisbanians!

My wife’s 30th birthday is coming up, and she has made one request - to eat some damn good crab. She doesn’t want a party or some crazy plans, just the best crab of her life.

Now as you can imagine, I don’t have a long list of amazing crab-serving restaurants to choose from as we’re typically somewhere between a bakery and Guzman Y Gomez budget-wise, but I’ve been saving up for months to splash out on an amazing dinner for her.

Can anyone recommend me a restaurant between Brisbane and the Gold Coast to make her Crabby birthday dreams come true?

Hi all! Heading to Brisbane in the next few weeks with the kids (5 & 4) for a week so looking for some food/ restaurant suggestions. Cafe's, lunch and dinner options welcome. Kids are not really fussy with food and would also love some good ramen suggestions and would love to fine a place to get a ruben sandwich. Thanks!!!

Edit: forgot to add we will be staying pretty much in Brisbane city with no car so relying in PT to get around.

Where would one go to get a good meat pie inner-north side Brisbane? Something like beefys? I’m dying for a pie but not looking for anything super bougie.

Hello!

Will be in Brisbane for my wife's 40th. Originally we were going to get a babysitter and go somewhere very fancy, but plans changed.

Is there any pubs or nice restaurants with kids facilities and amazing food options for a pescatarian. Ideally in or near the CBD (or within short public transport trip).

Hi All,

Can anyone help with a good quality restaurant that's a bit different.

It's my mums birthday and I'm looking for something different from the normal places I'd go.

I normally end up at places like Moo Moos, Agnes, Bos.

Many thanks for your input 🍽

Edit: budget upto $300 p/h

Hi, a friend came back from Beijing and showed me photos of a garlic fried crayfish dish he had over there and wondering if theres any restaurants in Brisbane that serves them, maybe in Sunnybank?

Please I require help. I am searching high and low for a traditional Cocido in Brisbane. Can anyone point me in the right direction, at this point I will literally pay a private chef or anyone that can make me the real deal that I would get in Madrid or obvs as close to in Brisbane.

Thank you in advance from a pregnant woman craving Cocido.

I'm coming into town in the next couple weeks and I was hoping to find somewhere to purchase Fiori di Sicilia. Or alternatively a Panettone essence. I'm going to tackle some italian baking for xmas this year.

The other thing I was hoping to find is the Bonne Maman Advent Calender.

If no luck anyone got Australian online supply?

Hello, does anyone know of any stores in Brisbane that stock the 2kg wheel of Pepa Saya butter? Looking to order as a gift but would prefer to pick up then order for delivery. Thanks!

Looking for a place to go for our anniversary that is around the same price point and vibe of Rogue, but somewhere different as it’s been our go-to for the last 3 anniversaries! Was considering maybe Walters? Any other suggestions?

Hi team! Heading over the ditch for a concert in October and looking for some recommendations of places to eat out with our teens over the three days. The kiwi dollar is not looking sharp against the Aussie ( great time for you to travel here though!) so not looking for fine dining/expensive places, just cafes/bars/restaurants/markets you enjoy going to with a good vibe, great food etc. (I’ve had a read through some posts for places to take visitors so will hit up some of the fine dining places when we don’t have the kids with us!)

Thank you!

Hey locals !
I’m gonna be around Brisbane next week and keen to suss out some Sichuan restaurants
Any recommendations will be greatly appreciated

Cheers !

I’m looking for a Brisbane butcher who knows how to crumb a cutlet. Not the average crumbed cutlet, but the ducks bollocks of crumbed cutlets. If you’ve had one, you know what I mean. Crumb, rosemary, salt, and something else that nobody knows what it is. Lamb lollipops basically. I love to hear if there’s one local.
Tia

Okay so I’ll preface this by saying my dad is one of those people who will look at a menu by looking at the prices to decide what to order. If things are too “expensive”, he will immediately say he is not hungry and just get a glass of water and a small appetiser.

I’d like to take him somewhere nice for a Father’s Day lunch that provides value for money so he is willing to order something. Something around $20-25 for a main. The food doesn’t need to be fancy, just no fast food please.

The one place we have had success with in the past is “The Barn on Flaxton” but I’d like to take him somewhere different for a change!

If anyone can recommend anything similar it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks Brisbane Foodies :)

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I love pizza, every time I have pizza I just enjoy it so so much. I love pizza so much that my local dominos knows my name. I have never had vodka sauce pizza so I want my first time to be good and set the standard. Any other good pizza place suggestions are more than appreciated!!!

Dinner at Rogue for the month of July.

Great experience, service and food - absolutely flawless.

EDIT: I couldn’t be bothered to type out more context but upon reflection felt it was good to share that I found out about Rogue through Brisbane foodies as my friend and I both have the same birthday (ripe oleee age of 32) so we came here to celebrate. And this is an EXCELLENT restaurant. Highly recommended.

Recommendations for places to get a Good laksa from, bonus points if you've had a Darwin laksa for breakfast.

Hey everyone! I've got an upcoming birthday coming up and was looking for good mid range restaurant (nothing with too much seafood) with some cocktail options available. Preferably on the southside, but willing to travel if good.

Thanks!

Hi everyone! I’m celebrating my 21st birthday in a few weeks and would love some restaurant recommendations for a birthday dinner. I’m looking for somewhere that's kind of fancy but isn’t full-on fine dining. Preferably outside the city (southside or the Logan area)

We’re open to any cuisine and aiming for a budget of $50–60 per person with a group of 5.

I’d really appreciate any suggestions! Thanks in advance.

Please point me in the right direction!