paddington & rosalie

  • While this trendy inner city precinct is back in flavour after some years in the wilderness, she retains the character and charm for which she once renowned. Paddo, as she is known to locals, is too much of a professional to be pretentious. The shrill bell of Brisbane’s trams may have long departed, but reminders of the era remain. Just take the Paddington Plaza, the suburb’s own cinema built in 1929 and closed down as late as the ‘60s which is now an antique store… in terms of style, this suburb is edgy without being ostentatious...
  • Cinema chairs sits on the sidewalk outside and there is always theatre at the Paddington Antique Centre, just not in the traditional sense...
  • There’s nothing cringe worthy about Paddington’s dining scene. Brisbane's shared food concept restaurant, Simpatico was one of the city’s first...

paddington & rosalie highlights


Delivering exceptional artworks by some of Australia’s and the world’s finest contemporary artists.


An emporium of art to be discovered from paint to ceramics, bronze sculpures to fine jewellery. 


Unique furniture and collectibles.


dedicated to providing high quality foods from around the world, with the best in fresh local produce...


Great place to unwind with a cup of tea and a healthy meal.


The French Door is a delightful shopping experience that has been called Brisbane's most beautiful little shop.

paddington must-eats

Fashion Hot Spots

  • Chasing Bow offers a refreshing collection of Australian and overseas designers.

  • Retro Metro is a treasure trove of unique vintage clothing.

  • Fabulous feminine pieces in a divine boutique environment.

  • If you're after a stylish shopping experience, Always Habit is the store for you. Offering a mix of signature labels, stylish suits and NRA fashion award-winning collections, the Always Habit menswear range has something to suit everyone.

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