Unfortunately had a really horrible experience. I was at the table for over 20 minutes before…read moresomeone even came around and then was there an additional 45 minutes waiting for the food I ordered. I ended up just canceling the order and going elsewhere. I really wanted to like this place.

Went at around 1:40pm At this time the location doesnt seem…read moreto do much justice as its shaded and quiet cold, Waiter unfortunately miss understood us constantly and forgot some of our items in which we had re ask for. I got a karaage burger but it was a charcoal bun which it wasn't advertised to be, I personally didnt enjoy my meal but my partner had a ruben club and the portion was great but the price definitely matched the portion. Not much use of seasoning or sauces could be found so the food was quiet bland. I wouldnt go out of my way to eat here again but it was decent.

These guys are great is all i can say. The other poor reviews given, i highly doubt they were even…read moreat the same place. I get food or coffee from here almost every weekend and they unlike other places consistently put out awesome coffee and great food. I don't normally review unless its because the place is bad but these guys are well over due for a 5 star rating from me. On the very very odd occasion i have been disappointed but i have the cafe to replace or fix anything i wasn't happy with. All i can say is if you love your coffee as much as i do these guys are worth stopping past for. Also, they have outdoor or in doors which i really love having a choice of. Thanks again for putting out top coffee and amazing food!

Caffe Primavera is another of those quality suburban cafes that are starting to pop up around…read moreBrisbane. I've been visiting for over a year now and have enjoyed it every time, their friendly service and delicious food making it impossible to not return. The menu is quite similar to most modern cafes, offering a range of sandwiches/burgers/wraps, as well as pizzas, pastas and salads. I recommend the Smoked Salmon pizza, an alternate take on the gourmet pizza, or the fried calamari, some of the freshest I have tasted in Brisbane. Prices range from $15-$25 for a main meal. The coffee has always been good. As experienced coffee drinkers understand, it's always handy knowing where you can find a good coffee. The baristas at Caffe Primavera certainly make a great coffee, using Merlo as their supplier. Always a good temperature, and never burnt; exactly what you want out of a coffee.

Came here for their bagel and coffee deal. It was 10$ for a sandwich bagel and a coffee. It was a…read moregreat deal but usually the price is double that. Not an ideal location because it's far from much of anything else and not enough parking during the day. But great spot for people who live in the buildings in the area. Service was a bit slow but I think they were understaffed in the day I went. Ambience is a nice casual cafe. Plenty of seating usually. The açaí bowl was delicious but not very filling.

It wouldn't take much to make this place a 4 star. I was staying nearby so stopped for breakfast…read moreand lunch. The breakfast was so close to being good. I went for poached eggs on toast. The bread was fresh and the eggs were cooked correctly. If only they did more than throw spinach on the side and cup of stewed tomatoes it would have been really nice. Just a bit more effort is needed. Banana Smoothie was ok, but again was missing something, anything. Lunch bagels were pretty good. I went for he smoked salmon and that was nice. Would have that again. Coffees were good and fast. They don't accept AMEX unfortunately.

I am usually stumped as to where to unwind after a long day…read moreof trawling through the Annerley thrift road. But thankfully places like the Dudley St. Expresso exist. By far the cleanest and grooviest cafe on ipswich rd, I was first tempted in by the delicious food aromas wafting down the street. Part coffee shop part vintage collectable paradise this sweet little spot emits a lovely glow of vintage charm. And while the coffee is a bit average the food ain't half bad. I recommend scrutinizing their delizioso toasties (Mozzarella and prosciutto omnomnom.) and the veritable selection of cake and cookies. The place gets understandably packed for breakfasts but is well worth a visit when out and about in Annerley.

Some people consider Annerley to lack the kind of cafe culture that you'd find elsewhere in the…read moreinner south. It's true that there are probably only two places to get a good cuppa in Annerley; Dudley Street Espresso is one of them. Being a cafe that sells collectables on the side, it fits into that stretch of Ipswich Road just nicely, with it's antique stores and it's op shops. It's a busy cafe, on a busy stretch of road, so you can expect it to be noisy. The coffee is creamy and strong. The food is worth a mention- try one of their sandwiches. They're yum, and very affordable. I probably come here more for the food than the coffee to be honest (nothing beats a good sanga). Go sit down at long table that runs down the middle of the space, or sit in the window and people watch, or...car watch, as it does look out onto bustling Ipswich Road. The collectables are cute, but I always get the feeling they are more ornamental, an actual part of the shop, rather than goods to be sold. Maybe you'll feel differently and find yourself a nice treat to take home with you. The choice is yours.

We accidentally overshot a bus stop on our way, saw the homey cafe in the midst of construction and…read moreplain buildings, and were immediately taken by Bean on Dean. What stood out to me first were their novel stools and chairs, along with the large mural and overhead lightbulb lamps, all of which came together to give the cafe an industrial meets earthy ambience. Oh, and I especially liked their table numbers that are set on a large wooden spool with thread! The menu was neatly chalked on the board behind counter, where a flamboyant neon lime green espresso machine sits next to jars of baked goods. I do quite like the unexpected hints of pop art around the cafe juxtaposed with everything else wooden - it just seems to really work! Well anyway, I wanted to just take snaps of everything, but onto what we had... The Salmon Dance ($13) was not bad, and the Kerfuffle also looked delicious. The iced coffee ($5.5) was awesome, as it was a hot day, and the British Ploughmans was pretty intense. it was pretty much a platter of wine food - cheeses, pearl onions, Granny smith apples, and a meat pie served cold. Everything was good, and the service was really good!

Jet lag is a pain in the neck, adding a child into the mix just complicates the issue then add…read morehaving your partner away for work- this is the trifecta of disorder. But this little predicament led me to Bean on Dean since they open at 6:30 when few other breakfast options in Toowong are. I almost turned on my heals and walked out on principle aline when I saw a pre-made bacon and egg sandwich was $12 but the fact the serve Campos coffee got me to reconsider. I decided on the Kerfuffle almost just for the name but since it contained some of my favorite things- avocado, feta and sourdough I knew it couldn't be a miss. The munchkin and I enjoyed our breakfast at one of the inside tables and got to watch the staff at work. They seem to have a pretty good system and gave quite a few regular customers- probably due to the residential setting. As a recent import to Brisbane I feel like I'm not always in the "cool" loop. After stumbling upon Bean in Dean I think I might be able to surprise some if my fellow Brisbanites with a fun alternative for a caffeine fix in Toowong. Bottom line: Small menu, good food/drink but pricey

This cafe has a lovely vibe - although it's in the middle of Milton, it's very quiet and the…read morecourtyard seating area has a nice Mediterranean feel about it. The food was good, but not remarkable and I thought my caesar salad (cos lettuce and toasted Turkish bread, topped with one rasher of bacon and poached egg) was a little bit overpriced at $17.

Stopped in to Andavanth for a coffee and a Pecan Tart. Great service, staff were very friendly and…read moresitting out the front in the sun was perfect. Coffee and tart were delicious. All round very impressed, will be going back for sure!

Nice spot for lunch, coffee is always nice and good friendly service. Would recommend paying a…read morevisit.

This little corner of Windsor's Homezone complex seems to change hands often these days. It's…read morealways occupied by a cafe, but the name on the door has been changed three times in the past year or two. Nevertheless, it's a nice spot. The inside is an air-conditioned shelter from the complex's hot expanse, and the decor is modern, unassuming, and relaxing. Kafe Krave seems to offer both table or counter service, depending on what you want to do. You see a lot of people placing takeaway coffee orders at the counter and selecting a piece of cake or a salad from the cabinet, but there are also people who opt to settle in at a table and wait to be brought a menu. I found the staff to be very nice and helpful, and my pot of tea was brought promptly (I hate when restaurants let it set at the service counter until it's brewed to the point of bitterness) and with a smile. My companion enjoyed her coffee and said her piece of cake was very satisfactory. Even though Kafe Krave is the latest in a string of cafes in this spot, I hope they last because they definitely deserve to.

Kiss My Fish has, if nothing else, a memorable name. The store itself is quite trendy and fresh,…read morewith some sun interior decorating and lots of bright blue, water effects and orange bubbles. Being licensed, they put a modern twist on the traditional fish and chip shop and also have a more family friendly eating in experience. In fact they pride themselves on having 'alfresco dining'. The food is much better than others in the area. I am a bit partial to crumbed fish and theirs is delicious. They also have platters, burgers, salads, seafood sticks, calamari and of course chips. You can get 6 pieces of fish and chips for under $30 which is pretty good value in my book. Overall, the dine in experience is miles better than most fish and chip places and the food is on par.

Love this place! Some of the BEST fish and chips in the Redlands!…read more Their fish is cooked from fresh and their beer battered chips are amazing! I love that they offer grilled fish as well as their tasty crumbed and battered options! Is in the moderate price for fish and chips, but well worth that little bit extra! If you can't finish it all (which can happen as they are generous serves!) they'll happily do you up a take home container!