Best Lunch Restaurants in Ipswich

"Victoria Park Bistro is a family friendly destination in one of Brisbane’s busiest lifestyle precincts, with plenty of dining options to suit foodies, situated just 2km from the Brisbane CBD and open 7 days a week. And what’s best is they have an on-site Kids Playground and weekend games area with a jumping castle for kids to enjoy. Enjoy a relaxed family breakfast, lunch or dinner in the delightful alfresco setting."

"Whether you’re looking for a kid-friendly breakfast or lunch, the Victoria Park Bistro can deliver. To start the day right, kids can enjoy classic brekky options like bacon and eggs, avocado toast, pancakes, or hash browns, with prices ranging from only $10 to $12. As for lunch, the selection is even more diverse."

"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."

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

"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."

"Say ‘thank you, mistress,’ for a Japanese-style cabbage pancake with bacon, fried egg, Kewpie mayo, house made otafuku sauce, nori, pickled ginger, dried shallots, and chilli."

"If you drive past a bustling red building in Albion, you’ll know it’s the home of Artie & Mai – the perfect destination for morning catchups. A modern rustic treat, the café is not only a wondrous sight to take in but has plenty of dishes to tickle your fancy. A strawberry waffle sandwich, portobello mushrooms, or fish tacos, the menu is jam-packed with variety, it’s guaranteed to not just be a one-time trip!"

"Address: 78 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, Brisbane, Queensland (QLD), 4059, Australia Tel: +61 (0)7 3369 5351 St. Brigid's Catholic Church is situated to the west of central Brisbane and dates back to the early 1900s. Featuring stunning, red-brick architecture, an enormous interior and classical features, St. Brigid's has regular masses during the week. Open hours: hours vary Admission: free"

"Eat Street Northshore is a complete sensory overload with neon lights, live music acts, delicious smells and a wide variety of street food from around the world. A magical fairyland world of street food set in converted shipping containers on a disused wharf, Eat Street Northshore is a must for lovers of good food & entertainment taking place every Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. You will be overwhelmed with over 70 food and beverage outlets to choose from, in addition to the four stages with 19 different bands on show and roving performers."

"The Eat Street Markets, famous for their river views and yummy foods. You can’t go wrong with over 180 shipping containers filled with different cuisines and entertainment!. Bring along the family (maybe a date if you’re lucky) and tuck into some nibbles and enjoy the scenery."

"What:Located on a disused shipping container wharf, each container has its own unique sensory delight. From boutique beer, to international cuisine and wacky but wonderful desserts, this market is ideal for the street food fan."

"Nestled within the warehouse, factories and outdoor garages of the former Peter’s Ice Cream Factory, now the Absoe site, these varied markets are one of the hippest scenes in Brisbane. On Saturdays and Sundays in the daytime, stalls offer vintage and future fashion, pop-up cafés like the West End Tea Company, and global artisan foods. Conversely, the Friday night markets become an intimate party scene featuring art installations, a barber shop and a live music bill in The Motor Room."

"The Boundary street markets have plenty to offer, from sweets to savoury, vegetarian to gluten-free, and everything above and beyond!. Situated on the site where Old Peter’s Ice-cream factory once stood, these markets have all the bases covered for a perfect weekend experience. Grab a beer, or a chai if that’s more your pace, and check out all they have to offer."

"Brisbane is a city that is obsessed with sunshine, the outdoors and shopping local, so it should come as no surprise that Brisbane simply buzzes with markets. For delicious treats, unique designs, and great bargains, Brisbane’s intense market scene has you covered – each of which reflect the character, passions and style of the communities they are hosted in. The only problem can be picking which to visit!"

"What:Whatever you’re looking for, this diverse market has you covered with two styles to choose from; Saturday’s Fresh Market and Sunday’s Discovery Market. For the foodies and nature lovers, Saturday is packed with a range of plants, fresh produce and delicious cuisine. Sunday is ideal for those seeking collectables, books, pre-loved items and general bric-a-brac."

"When: Every Wednesday, 8am - 6pm (Reddacliff Place), Every Thursday 8am - 2 .30pm (Cathedral Square). Where: George St end of the Queen Street Mall & the corner of Wharf and Ann St"