Best Lunch Restaurants in Queensland

"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."

"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!"

"Location: Brisbane CBDPopular menu items: They roast their own beans and make their own coffee blends so if you’re a coffee snob this is for you. Try their coffees, lattes and refreshing cold brews, you deserve it. Also try the Tender Valley Sirloin (photo), Blue Swimmer Crab Lasagne, Tandoori Burger, Mushroom & Truffle, and the Botero House Bowl (Vegan option available).Pick up: YesLocal Delivery: YesDelivery apps: Uber Eats (Boega)Address: 258 Adelaide St. Brisbane City, 4000Phone: 07 3085 5387Website:https://www.boterohouse.com.au/"

"Right in the thick of the city’s hustle and bustle, Botero House is a cosy escape, that happens to be insanely delicious. With a homely menu that changes frequently and features flavours from around the world, the team at Botero House work hard to deliver a welcoming and memorable experience to everyone that walks through the door."

"The contemporary Australian menu at The Summit Restaurant & Bar makes the most of Queensland’s seasonal delights, and the view over the spread of Brisbane from the CBD to the bay is memorable."

"Address: 249 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane, Queensland (QLD), 4000, Australia Tel: +61 (0)7 3224 The Old St. Stephen's Church is situated in the city centre and is a popular Catholic building. Dating back to around 1850, Old St. Stephen's is actually the oldest church in the whole of Brisbane. Open hours: hours vary Admission: free"

"Located in Post Office Square, Melt Brothers offers the type of toasted sandwiches you dreamed of as a kid (but your mum wouldn’t let you use all the cheese in the fridge to make). Here, you’ll hit the motherload of decadent toasties loaded with multiple types of cheese and more. Our pick is the M.C."

"Sure, you could make a cheese toastie on the office sandwich press, but why would you when Melt Brothers do them so much better, and add potato gems to the toastie fillings… Can you do that in your sad communal kitchenette?"

"The place is also renowned as the third largest place for shopping in the whole of Australia!. The place is home to any artistic and crafty things, which would be loved by kids and even adults could not say no to it!. The best part is that the mall is lit up and decorated to make the visitors feel the festive ambience making it a place which gives the best kind of atmosphere and pleasure to the tourists as well as locals visiting here."

"A heritage-listed shopping arcade that runs from 160 Queen Street through to Adelaide Street in the Brisbane CBD be sure to pop in and marvel at its beauty, history and sense of yesteryear. From Terrazzo floors and wooden balustrades to dado panelling and its high-end jeweller and antique store, the Brisbane Arcade still reflects the elegance of its original design. Take a wander through and be sure to use the antique elevator, which is an experience in itself."

"The Brisbane Arcade is a heritage listed building that contains one of the city’s most charming shopping arcades. In addition to its art deco style architecture, the arcade is of historical importance as it was built by one of Brisbane’s most important and mysterious colonial families – the Maynes. The arcade was built by siblings James and Mary Mayne and opened in 1924 on the land their brother Isaac had bought in 1892."