No trip is complete if you don’t try some specialties of local cuisine, and you’ll have an easy time doing that in Brisbane. Passionate foodies will feel right at home while exploring this Australian city, especially if they decide to check out these three amazing spots.
Southbank Parklands
Brisbane’s most popular cultural precinct is home to many recreational facilities and it frequently hosts events and festivals, but that’s not the only reason why it’s worth the visit. It also happens to be the city’s major dining precinct, and you’ll discover countless amazing cafés and restaurants while roaming its grounds.
Howard Smith Wharves
After exploring Story Bridge, make sure to check out this charming waterside development. It’s one of the best places to grab some delicious food while on the shores of the Brisbane River. The restaurants you’ll discover here offer everything from seafood specialties to comfort foods, and you should also make sure to check out some of its amazing local breweries.
Eat Street Northshore
If you find yourself in Brisbane’s fancy riverside suburb of Hamilton, you shouldn’t miss Eat Street Northshore. Located on the grounds of a former container wharf, this lively venue is home to everything from local eateries and cafés to retro bars serving local craft beer.