Best Lunch Restaurants in Brisbane City

"Catering to families of all ages, Victoria Park Bistro at Victoria Park Golf Complex offers family friendly alfresco dining at their hilltop venue and stunning views of the city across the rolling green golf courses. With a kid-friendly menu featuring delicious wood-fired pizzas and dozens of other yummy options, kids can also enjoy the on-site playground that includes a wooden cubbyhouse and farm tractor, as well as access to Victoria Park’s weekend kids’ games area, including GIANT games and a jumping castle. Of course, Victoria Park’s awesome putt putt mini golf course is also a lot of fun to play 9 or 18 holes before or after your meal (we suggest splitting it, and doing 9 before and 9 after!)."

"The perfect place to take the family for breakfast, lunch or dinner, Victoria Park offers so much more than just a meal. Aside from an extensive seasonal menu, pizza kitchen and rotisserie, there is also a playground, putt putt and a driving range to keep the kids busy. Not to mention the 18 hole public golf course."

"Little Burnett Lane’s hidden bar is a hit with city locals all week round. The bar menu has you covered with its bagels and burger range, plus there are heaps of bar snacks to share (like buffalo wings, spiced popcorn cauliflower or chicken nuggets) from $11 each. Happy hour from 5pm is the time to go."

"Friendly baristas take pride in producing only the best coffee Brisbane CBD has to offer. The small place is swarming with avid coffee drinkers. Everyone is waiting for their daily dose of caffeine."

"Its location is unsuspecting – a restaurant tucked in a basement next to a food court and a Coles supermarket. But once inside, the interesting décor, chatter and smells will have you forget where you are. Warm your belly with sensational dumplings filled with your favourite filling and a hot, flavoursome broth."

"At New Shanghai, They offer there guests a complete dining experience , from the rich assortment of modern classical Shanghai-style cuisine to the decadent ..."

"Chow down on this bad boy: a buttermilk hotcake with grilled banana, toasted seeds and nuts, salted caramel, and crème fraiche. Now that’s a tasty way to start the day!"

"The perfect neighbourhood coffee spot, Brooks & Stain is a local favourite that epitomises the idea of good food and even better people. Whether you are dining in or taking away, they have a huge range of goodies, all prepared and cooked on site!. If you are someone who loves the classics, they serve up a tasty eggs benedict, or switch things up and have a try of their homemade breakfast quesadilla."

"Corner Store Cafe 113 Sylvan Road, Toowong www.cornerstorecafe.com As its architecture suggests, Corner Store Cafe wasn’t always a breakfast haven. The owners of the inner-west foodie spot transformed a derelict cottage into a suave new space in collaboration with locals architects Richard & Spence. The result is an oasis in the suburbs – one that comes equipped with a very popular dining patio that overlooks the cafe’s accompanying organic herb and vegetable garden."

"The Corner Store Café in Toowong delivers a truly delightful experience, with homemade sweets, a herb and vegetable patch, and friendly staff."

"Sooo Sweet is a little hidden gem just outside the city is the perfect spot for a sweet tooth’s fix. With a huge assortment of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean sweet pastries, you’ll probably spend a good half hour just trying to figure out which ones to try. Perfectly cooked Baklava, Turkish delight, ice cream and biscuits are just some of the treats you’ll find at one of the best cake shops in Brisbane."

"For fun and humble gastropub experience, Isles Lane makes the cut of our round up of the best restaurants in Brisbane CBD. Taking inspiration from a variety of cultures across the globe, they add an Australian dining spin onto each and every dish. Enjoy the bountiful natural light over a lunchtime meal, or enjoy the indoor greenery for an evening of approachable dishes that will take the taste buds for a ride. 300 Queen Street, Brisbane"

"As one might expect at a prohibition-era venue, you come for the food but you’ll stay for the cocktails. With drink names such as Hootenanny, Giggle Juice and Cotton Club Swinger’s Punch, book your cab home now."

"Blending exotic, tropical features with a modern, gleaming aesthetic, The Rooftop of the Limes Hotel is a picture-perfect place to spend a night out. This stunning bar can be recognised by its stylish juxtaposition of gleaming white tables, lush vines, and vibrant astroturf, with glossy black lounges and glowing plunge pools. There, feast on some delicious share platters, which include delights such as crumbed truffle mac ‘n’ cheese bites and baked camembert with confit garlic."

"Located on top of the trendy Limes Hotel in Fortitude Valley, this hip rooftop bar was actually the first one in Brisbane. And after a 2018 renovation, it looks more beautiful than ever. Open during weekend nights, the bright and natural rooftop bar offers unique and refreshing and a nice selection of wines, all in a fun and friendly atmosphere."

"Featuring free WiFi, complimentary minibar and 2 rooftop plunge pools, Limes Hotel is located in the heart of Brisbane's trendy Fortitude Valley area, 5 minutes' drive from the city centre."

"When it comes to keeping the little ones happy so you can relax, this centrally located hotel (between Brisbane CBD and Brisbane Airport) has it covered. On the first Sunday of each month, the Hamilton Hotel holds a monthly theme party as part of the Club 4 Kids – Food and Fun program. The activities change each month and include petting zoos, pony rides and cupcake decorating."