Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Queensland Area

"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."

"There are some great Brisbane markets to explore around the city centre and South Bank. Here is a quick overview of the more popular markets around the CBD:. Located in the City Botanic Gardens and the lower block of Albert Street, these Brisbane City markets are on Sundays from 8 am to 3 pm."

"While Brisbane’s pop-up markets may draw quite the crowd, there is nowhere better to get your culinary fix than the Eat Street shipping container market by the Brisbane River in Hamilton. Open from Friday to Sunday, these colourful containers are filled with every flavour under the sun, from doughnut fries and gelato to Peruvian street food and wood-fired pizza."

"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."

"Queen Street Mall is a bustling open-air pedestrian mall in the centre of Brisbane, home to more than 700 retailers over 40,000 square metres of retail space, including six major shopping centres. The initial pedestrian mall was initially opened in 1982 prior to the Brisbane Commonwealth Games and has been so popular it has been expanded and refurbished many times since. Extending for approximately 500 metres from George Street to Edwards Street, Queen Street is fronted with big names and flagship stores, while smaller boutiques and stores are tucked inside shopping centres and arcades just begging to be explored."

"For those who love to shop, a visit to Queen Street Mall is a must. Here you will find over 700 retailers, heritage-listed arcades, large shopping centres, cinemas, a bowling alley, casino, pubs and some of the best cafes in Brisbane. Popular shopping centres off Queen Street Mall include the Myer Centre, Broadway on the Mall, Queens Plaza, MacArthur Central, Queen Adelaide Building and the Wintergarden."

"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."

"Expect an intimate dining experience 
at Aria with views of the Brisbane River and the Story Bridge as a backdrop. Choose from the award-winning drinks list and enjoy a glass of wine while you dine on a menu devised by Matt Moran."

"The Davies Park Markets are a long-time favourite and a must-do local Brisbane experience. Set out beneath massive fig trees by the Brisbane River, it comes infused with a bohemian, local vibe and there’s plenty of live music. Come, pull up a seat under the tree and chill out between checking out the endless maze of stalls, from second-hand clothing racks to food vans, fresh fruit more random, quirky and colourful finds than you can possibly imagine."

"What: Organic produce, flowers, secondhand clothing and bric-a-brac along with food tastings. When: Every Saturday, 6am - 2pm. Where: Corner Jane St and Montague Rd, West End"

"Portside Wharf, located approximately 7 kilometres (4.3 mi) from the Brisbane CBD on the Brisbane River, is a residential, retail precinct with numerous cafes, restaurants, shops and cinemas."

"Being located in Fortitude valley of Australia, the place is known and visited by the locals as well tourists for the daily and special needs arrangements!. The trip could be as short as 45 minutes to complete your shipping or can even be extended till 3 hours to shop for the best!. The place also has a number of cafes and eating places that would help you satiate the small hunger and continue on your journey."

"If you’re looking to picnic in Brisbane, but don’t know what to pack, Popolo has got you covered. Located riverside in South Brisbane, you can pick up pre-made picnic baskets of fresh pizza, drinks, and antipasto, among a wide selection of Italian favourites. For its in-store menu, the team specialises in tapas and share plates, making it another great place for friends and family."

"Prime riverfront views and flavour-packed share plates are the name of the game at Popolo. A perfect spot for your next date night or dinner with friends and fam, prepare to dig into slow-roasted Gippsland porchetta with hazelnut, onion and bread stuffing with a stone fruit compote while you work your way through the vast vino offerings."

"Located in the new Sidon Street/River Quay precinct on the riverfront at South Bank, Popolo has refined the art of river-watching and wine drinking."

"One of Brisbane's most beloved burger and wing spots is still offering delivery and takeaway from their Morningside and Coorparoo restaurants!. As a small business with 30+ staff, they're fighting this crisis with everything they have by taking wings to get to you. You'll be able to order some of their delicious burgers and wing options via Uber Eats, phone or website orders."

"Set in the leafy streets of New Farm, make it a breakfast date at Mylk + Ko with your four-legged furry companion and the two-legged kind as well. The corner cafe is an inner-city hotspot and thankfully open from the early morning. The all-day brunch menu features savoury delights including chilli crab scramble, hash benedict or a halloumi burger."

"Established in 2009, Bellissimo Coffee has become “Australia’s highest awarded coffee roaster” and expanded its business to three branches across Brisbane (Fortitude Valley, Bulimba and Coorparoo). Headquartered at its original flagship in Fortitude Valley, owner Mark Bignell has worked diligently to provide premium coffee from the highest quality green beans. Bellissimo Coffee offers single origin espresso blends and filter coffee and creates unique and exclusive house blends."

"The first café roastery and flagship store of Bellissimo Coffee opened in 2009, so they’ve been in the beans biz for a decade now. Wherever possible, they source from Australian importers locally as well as directly from various international coffee farmers and plantations. A great place to try unique blends."

"Bellissimo has a big reputation as the current highest awarded coffee roaster in Australia – once you take a sip it’s easy to see why. With a cool five blends to choose from, there’s plenty to love. In case you needed more convincing, both cafes also offer extensive and drool-worthy breakfast and lunch menus."