Gorgeous cafe This is a lovely cafe with gorgeous indoor and…read moreoutdoor seating. It's a great spot to have coffee and cake or lunch. Nicey but pricey though!!

Hunter & Scout have really great food. Down to earth, farm to table, simple no BS type of food. I…read morelove how both the inside and outside areas of the restaurant have a totally different vibe from each other . I've eaten outside twice and even just sitting in the area eating the food takes me away like I'm on holiday. You're surrounded by greenery and ugh the decor is very LA/Balinese vibes - it's really pretty. They make great drinks both smoothies& mocktails at breakfast time ;). They offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner, & coffee and cakes from Jocelyn's Provisions ! Biggest yass ever because JP cakes are so yum. Table service and wait staff are good - they do get very busy though especially on weekends I have noticed. I have never noticed irritability or rudeness at all, despite how busy they get the staff always appear professional and calm. It is more $$ but the food and drinks is 5/5 quality. Street Parking is available both on the main road and just in the side streets - it's a short walk to score free parking. I already know this is one of my go to places for brunch with my friends if I feel like having a fancy brunch ohohoho!

Pretty Good! Dropped in for a catch up with family (group of 5) not a problem - quickly seated with…read morea smile. Ordered coffee - also quickly served, water glasses and jug on the table. Very relaxed and it was easy to talk. Coffee good. Went for lite meal - smashed avo was spot on. The desserts / cakes are plentiful and variety is broad - tried the dragonfruit cake which was good but not extra so. Really nice.

Have now been here twice and on both occasions the quality of service and food has been excellent…read more Two sample points might not be a trend but it gives me the confidence to come back again ... and again, and again. Thanks!

Small cafe with amazing coffee and great service. The team knows their coffee and the food menu is…read moredelicious. Highly recommend.

Kenmore. A suburb that rarely crossed my mind let alone a suburb I'd actively pursued and visit for…read morecoffee. Yet here I sat in The Single Guys, conversations echoing from each corner of the cafe that was full of people enjoying coffees and ordering from a wholesome menu with choices like a blueberry bagel with vanilla ricotta and honey, or swiss brown mushrooms, fetta, asparagus with fig vincotto on sourdough. Staff did a beautiful dance from table to table in their unofficial uniforms of a white tee, jeans and black cons. All complimented by their dark grey aprons against the navy and white walls of this unassuming but ready to be recognised cafe. From Moggill Road you might miss it so keep an eye out for their mascot, a lone deer on a sign. One of the owners tell me the stag is a play on the image being a symbol of bachelor life, although their name is more of an ode to their house blend being a combination of single origin beans. Despite the clean and hipsterific interior, the crowd here is mixed: young and old alike. It's a great hub of activity. I ordered the mushroom toastie which was the perfect breakfast or light lunch, and on a hot Summers day their Iced V60 black coffee was the deliciously mellow drink I needed to befriend on a day like today. And the flat white was perfection in a white china cup.

4.5 / 5 A very…read moreauthentic experience! I recently moved from Indooroopilly but in the 6 months or so from the opening of NKB Express to when I moved, this was a regular choice for my friends and I. The interior is very authentic of the classic American diner from the counter, to the booth seating and the presentation of the meals. It is very accessible as it is just across the road from the Indooroopilly train station. Parking in the centre can be a bit of a challenge however. The meals are amazing! If you are in the mood for a serious burger, I highly recommend this place. They are filling and tasty. My favourite was the mushroom wagyu beef burger which as I recall was called the 'Central Park' or something similar. The chocolate shake was also a solid staple of mine. Prices are standard and they also do takeaway. It is definitely worth dining in for the full experience. It can get quite busy so avoid peak meal times or be prepared to wait for a table. If you are a fan of modern gourmet food and the inner-City lifestyle and you have not been to NKB Express, this should be your next stop! I'll be back.

Shakes - Amazing, Fries - Amazing, Burgers - A big let down…read more.. The wagyu burger patties were chock full of rosemary and totally took away from the flavour of the meat itself. It was like eating a rosemary burger! Staff were awesome and we will be back to try the other items on the menu, I just wish there was a traditional american cheeseburger on the menu! Worth checking out the little sister of Nantucket at Indooroopilly.

Such a delicious breakfast! When we visited last weekend it…read morestarted pouring down like crazy and the staff did an excellent job rearranging everyone out of the weather. We have the pesto pasta and the tortillas I think? They were both perfect, really good sized portions.

My husband apologised to me and declared that the breakfast quesadilla was the best thing that has…read morehappened to his life thus far. One of the best breakfasts I've ever had. Kind of reminds me of Tyranny of Distance in Melbourne but even out performed that excellent place. I cannot recommend Corner Store enough!! YUMMM NOM NOM NOM

I've made a few trips to Penny, some just for coffee (takeaway and sit down) and a few with food…read more Across the board, Penny is outstanding in terms of Brisbane's cafe scene. The baristas are exceptionally skilled, and there is a selection of roasts to choose from. While I normally like my coffee black, something that isn't too hard to make, I've had a few flat whites from Penny which have been excellent. A friend of mine asked if they're able to pull a piccolo using soy milk, without the milk splitting. Despite indicating that the barista don't need to try if they haven't made one before, they produced one (after two failed attempts) by slowly adjusting the extraction to the point where they could add a shot to soy milk without producing soy cheese. Doing this despite explicitly not needing to is the sort of above and beyond that earns long-term customers. The food is similarly stellar. The avo on sourdough may at first blush seem like a pricier version of what everyone else is doing. The flavours in Penny's version are, however, inventive and balanced to a point I haven't had elsewhere. There's a nice balance between the feta, dukkah and pomegranate where you can taste all of them without one overpowering the other. The vegetabowl is similarly great. There's just enough of each ingredient that you can taste them, without the dish being overpowered by one note. Penny's interior makes maximal use of the space. There are comfortably sized tables out front and inside, and some bar seating by the espresso machine. The best seats in the house, though, are out back, and include a few longer tables. The staff at Penny are attentive, friendly and great at pulling a coffee and making food.

What a gem! Penny is the best cafe in the area by far. It is rare to find a cafe that provides an…read moreexcellent choice of coffee (try the home brew) and delicious breakfast. The staff is friendly

Plum is a cafe/bistro situated the Brisbane Western suburb Kenmore. This is more of an upscale…read morecafe/restaurant/bistro which is made evident from its menu choices, prices and decor. This is rather fitting as a higher socioeconomic demographic reside in this area. I have enjoyed coffees and lunches here a couple of times and have been pretty satisfied with the food and the service. During the morning and lunch time period, Plum's menu offers gourmet breakfast, salads and cakes- pretty much what you would expect most cafes to offer. But at night time, this place becomes more of a bistro offering dishes like salmon with jus. You probably would not want to wear your singlets and thongs here at night time. It can get a little pricey although I have found the food cooked at a high standard. I have always been satisfied with my breakfast and lunch meals and coffees. 'Plum Cafe' is a great place to have breakfast/lunch/dinner if you are looking for something a little bit fancier (and are willing to pay a little extra) than your standard cafe.

Not a bad local breakfast/lunch type of place, however it is Kenmore so come prepared to pay a bit…read moreextra.

This delightful little restaurant is not only cute with comfy seats and a nice vibe, but the food…read moreis delicious, as is the coffee! The staff are incredibly friendly, service with a smile! The Asian Style fried eggs with pork and accompanying source were all equally delicious! While the fried Haloumi, tomato with avocado, tasty home made tomato sauce and sourdough was fresh and tasty! And of course the delicious coffee was a great way to start the morning! Only downer of this dining experience was the orange juice was from a bottle and not freshly squeezed! A must visit for anyone who loves a good brunch outing!

Place of Stones, named after the Aboriginal meaning of the suburb Taringa, is a local cheap and…read morecheerful Italian restaurant. The thing about Place of Stones is that it is as Italian as a deep dish Pizza. It resembles the original Italian dish, but the ingredients betray the history and specificity of the original dish. In the case of Place of Stones, the food is good enough to forgive them for their liberal use of Greek flavours, sweet chilli sauce and avocado, and for the surprising lack of a single risotto from the menu. The banquet, which I had, consists of a selection of entrées, salads, pizzas and pastas. There is no dessert, but they're happy to sell these on top as required. The entrée calzoni, filled with sweet chilli and sour cream, is decidendly un-Italian, but the chewiness of the dough hits that sweet spot that you want from Italian dough that you stop caring about the ingredients. The mediterranian salad is really just a Greek salad with lettuce, and could have done with a little more imagination (some fresh or dried oregano wouldn't have hurt either). For the mains there was selection of pizzas and pastas. The promise of the banquet, that nobody would leave hungry, is certainly one they aim to keep. The pastas were cooked excellently, and the pizza dough was perfectly thin and chewy, something lacking from most suburban pizzerias. The duck pizza, which isn't mentioned in their online menu, reaffirms my view that duck has no place on pizza. It tends to be too tough and chewy, but in this case it was executed well enough to not be a problem, or to detract from the pizza itself. Place of Stones, not true to the traditional Italian ideas of pizza and pasta, but executed well enough that you won't care.

Great coffee, awesome vibe and the people that work here provide real service…read more This place finally gives our little pocket of Taringa the heart it has been calling out for for some time.

Love! Love! Love this place. We first stumbled across this place as it was a short distance to ride…read morefrom my home. What a find! We found it when it was in the first stages of being open, so just doing coffee. But it was GOOD! Great as a dine in or take away, the coffee had always been the perfect temperature, nice and creamy and never burnt. I still haven't tried the food yet, but it always smells fabulous and the place is packed. Plus while we only come in sporadically, the owner always remembers us and greets us with a smile. I hope it stays around as it is a great little local.