For locally-grown produce, specialty products and handmade artisan goods, Brisbane's gourmet grocers stock the finest quality food stuffs and coffee.
High-quality wine appreciation is gathering momentum in Brisbane with some top-shelf wines being produced at wineries near the city.
Before cheering on your favourite cricket or AFL team at the Gabba, enjoy a pint of beer and a meal pre or post-game in Woolloongabba.
Your experience of the hottest on-field action at Suncorp would not be complete without some pre and post game celebrations.
When it comes to high tea, Brisbane's locals mightn't hold their pinky up when drinking tea, but they do take the art of quality treats seriously.
Expect to find cafes, restaurants and bars cooking up a feast from within quaint and historic structures in Paddington and Rosalie.
In Milton and Park Road, you will find a flurry of restaurants, cafe's, bars and shops as well as Brisbane's very own iconic Eiffel Tower.
From French cuisine to sumptuous Mediterranean delights, the Ascot-Hamilton dining precinct is hard to beat for variety.
The vibrant riverside suburbs of Bulimba and Hawthorne combine village charm with inner-city life. Dine at neighbourhood eateries, packed-out restaurants and funky bars.
Brisbane's bayside suburbs of Sandgate, Brighton, Shorncliffe, Wynnum and Manly are a recreational playground that are also rich in dining venues.
