The 10 Best Brunch Spots In Brisbane

Brisbane is renowned for it’s coffee and café culture. Endless blue skies and sunny mornings in the city are complimented perfectly by a fresh breakfast or brunch of scrumptious goodies. With an abundance of options, it’s important to make the right choice. Here’s 10 options that will guarantee you have the most delicious breakfast experience possible.

Plenty

Plenty’s organic food is served up in a barn with sharing tables and quiet corners. The menu changes weekly, making it a place you want to keep coming back to time and again. Some of the most delicious seasonal produce can be had here, and the food is always brilliantly fresh and healthy. A win-win.

Jak + Hill

Located in the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, Jak + Hill is a hipster haven of relaxation and delicious breakfast food nestled amongst the hustle and bustle of the city centre. Check out their specials board for something a little different, but the breakfast burger or the chorizo sweet potato cakes are definite winners.

Primal Pantry

For the health conscious out there, paleo café, Primal Pantry, in Teneriffe puts a mouthwatering spin on your breakfast favourites. The highly artistic breakfast options and the excellent coffee brews make this one of the best brunch spots in the city. The granola bowl is a standout, with fresh berry compote, coconut cream and a cocoa granola busting with roasted nuts, it’s a breakfast fit for a caveman Queen.

Southside Tea Room

Cafe, Tea Room, Coffee, Australian

This quirky cafe owned by Brisbane band the Grates has without a doubt the tastiest breakfast sandwich in the land. Avocado, cheese, egg, bacon and a delightful sauce on the crunchiest sourdough, means you definitely need to gather all your friends and go to Southside immediately.

Scatter Bean

This cute, little backstreet cafédishes up all your favourite breakfast delights. The bacon stack with egg, mushrooms, smashed avocado, rocket, baby spinach, coriander, eggplant, roast tomato and tangy balsamic glaze is the option to choose to cure a particularly heinous hangover.

Strauss

Brisbane is renowned for it’s hidden gems tucked away down tiny laneways, and Strauss proves precisely why you should venture off the main streets to find good food. The CBD can be a bit of a wasteland of average, touristy food, so make sure you do your research to avoid overpriced tucker and get the best value for money. Strauss will certainly give you that.

Pancake Manor

Pancake Manor, a church turned 24 hour pancake house, is one of the most delightfully innovative restaurants that Brisbane has ever seen. While it is a top spot for brunch, you can enjoy fluffy pancakes here any time of the day. With a huge range of pancakes (obviously), this is an affordable brunch venue not to leave off the itinerary.

Corner Store Café

Cafe, Restaurant, Coffee, Australian

Walk into this open plan Queenslander turned into a stylish café, and your heart will sing with delight. What feels like a homely brunch setting will certainly deliver restaurant quality food in the laid back, sunny location. Corner Stone Café’s standalone location adds an aura of uniqueness, as does the summery terrace that overlooks their vegetable and herb garden. Perfection.

Deedot Coffee House

Best for brunch on a sunny day, this mostly outdoor café is bursting with good vibes. The iced tea is delicious, and the rest of the breakfast menu follows suit. Deedot’s French toast is a winner, topped with berries to get your fruit serving for the day.

The Bagel Boys

If you’re after a tasty breakfast on the run, cruise into The Bagel Boys in the CBD to pick up a delightfully priced treat. A stop well worth it for your wallet and your tastebuds. They can also be found selling their produce at numerous local farmers markets around Brisbane.

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