LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!! The service is wonderful, the salt room is definitely an experience everyone…read moreshould experience! The hand made soaps and candles are just beautiful! The massage was lovely and the reading was good! It's very hard to not fall asleep in the salt cave because it's so relaxing! The only thing is I would love to be able to get wider range of crystals from them but hey! Better few than none at all! The crystals are also well priced the ones that they get in! Can't wait to go back!

this place! So many services, staff are lovely. Great tea and coffee too. Very relaxing atmosphere…read more Perfect

Julianna is very down to earth and targeted in the way that she answers questions. She has a…read morehistory of working intuitively with government (including policing) and with businesses. I have been able to understand very specific situations through her, which has saved me a lot of energy, money and worry. I love that she offers online readings, very convenient for an internet fiend like myself. Through working with her I've also learned a lot about my own intuition and this has changed my life for the better. I would recommend her without reservation.

I had three separate readings (phone and chat) from Julianna on the same topic, several months…read moreapart. I found that the information provided was not accurate at all and although it was the same topic each time the information (reading) was completely different. I was very disappointed as none of the information provided came to pass, not even close !. Therefore I would not recommend her for accuracy or short/medium/longer term reads as she seems to feed of your current state of mind rather than actually being able to read or provide guidance. This has dampened my whole belief in the true value of such expensive exercises as this.

After reading about Dr Sketchy's online I got curious and wandered on down, sketchpad in hand…read more Spending an hour and a half sketching a gorgeous burlesque dancer is not the way I usually spend my Thursday nights. The experience, though, was a heap of fun and something I intend to do more often when Sketchy's starts up again in 2012. The event I attended was the end of year celebration, and took place in Puritan, a lingerie store on James Street, rather than the usual Glass Bar. This setting made the night even more unusual and surreal. The lighting was a little bright and took away from the intimacy of the night, but the enthusiasm and sense of community among the attendees more than made up for it. We were treated to a variety of costumes and poses by reigning Miss Burlesque Australia, Sina King, who was enthusiastic and friendly. Tickets were $20, which bought a Strom cocktail on arrival (Strom being the event's sponsor) and wine throughout the night. Nibblies were also provided. Normal Sketchy's events are $15 entry, so keep an eye out for next years' events, and remember to take your sketchpad and pencils!

Dr Sketchy's Anti Art School isn't so much an art class as a social event, one where you get to…read moredraw scantily clad burlesque dancers. The first time my friend invited me to join him for a Dr Sketchy's night I did not know what to expect. As soon as I walked in I was greeted with a free cocktail and a lot of smiling faces (both from regulars and the folks running the show). A very voluptuous and stunning woman in a red corset happily posed and chatted to the "artists" sitting closest to her. Now I say "artists" in inverted commas because Dr Sketchy's is an Anti Art class. They don't teach you how to draw nor expect you to have any talent whatsoever. They just encourage you to enjoy yourself and sketch away. This encouragement also comes in the shape of prizes given out throughout the night for things such as "most creative incorporation of Santa into the sketch" or just "model's favourite". You don't have to be the most artistic in the room to win these either. I was definitely not the best but got a prize anyway (I think they were being nice because I was a Dr Sketchy's virgin). There are plenty of opportunities to sketch away, chat and drink throughout the night. The model poses for different periods of time ranging from 1 min to 15 min poses, allowing you to practice different techniques. She also had a costume change half way through to mix things up a bit. There were some poses where her breasts were almost exploding out of her corset but everything stayed quite PG the whole night, much to some of the "artist's" dismay. The whole night cost fifteen dollars which sounds like a lot but for such a fun, interesting and unique night out in Brisbane the price it is totally worth it. It is best to keep an eye out on the Dr Sketchy's Brisbane facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/DrSketchysBrisbane?sk=info) for info on upcoming sketch nights usually held on the first Tuesday of every month, as the website (http://www.drsketchy.com) covers the Dr Sketchy's chain across the entire globe. The Brisbane Sketchy's is held at the Glass bar at the Judith Wright Centre on Brunswick Street, which is the perfect, classy venue for it. Whether you go to draw, drink, or just have fun socialising while doing something completely different, I highly recommend checking out Dr Sketchy's.

Bower Bar. Hmm, yeah, not really a fan. If I want to be crammed into a small area with very little…read moredancing space and a tiny doorway to escape out of, I'll just stay in my room. Even the smoking area is a tightly packed battle of who can secure the coveted corner that gives you a limited around of swivel room. Without trying to be overly harsh, I just find Bowler Bar boring. It doesn't really have anything to keep you there. It's small, and not exceedingly special. The reason I went in the first place was because it was new at the time, and who doesn't want to check out a new venue? But it just hasn't won me over. I didn't stay for very long because I got bored. It's that simple.

As a 20 year old student I feel I can adequately review Bowler Bar, one of the newer places to go…read morein the Valley, the Bowler Bar has tapped into the hipster/indie scene and really run with it. If you're looking for a night out with some well-dressed and very drunk kids then really look no further than here. When I say kids I really do mean it, the average age will be around 18-21 years old. But that shouldn't stop you if you're really looking to party seriously hard. The dance floor goes off on Fridays and Saturdays with a large array of events from local live bands to international DJ's. If it's your first time in Brisbane and your looking to sample what a 4am Valley dance floor can be like, I can't recommend a place more than this. Be aware that nobody you meet will remember you though, its tradition to be completely written off at Bowler. It's a tradition you should embrace with open arms or at least appreciate from the sidelines. Also be aware that you will be in the presence of some of the most attract women in Brisbane, so dress the part.

Located just at the exit to the Fortitude Valley train station, this convenient quick bite is much…read morelike its numerous competitors: a cheap Indian place with curries lying out. Pick a couple over rice, get maybe a side as well, and pay not a ton of money for a rounded meal. To distinguish this one from the others, I would note that it lives up to the name. The chickpeas were relatively mild, while the dal had some nice hot peppers in it, and has been the spiciest thing I've found in Brisbane thusfar. They also threw in a papadum with my meal, which was nice. I wouldn't come here specifically for the food, but if you're commuting through the area, this is going to be a really nice quick meal.

Eaten here lots. I usually get the butter chicken with rice and naan bread. Nice, generous naan…read morewith plenty of flavour options. Try the gulab jamun -they're flavorful! Always friendly service, and clean shop with fresh naaan. My friends have eaten here before with me and enjoy it too. Fairly priced with delicious curries. I have tried the other pakoras and other similar snacks they sell -tasted fine but not really my cup of tea. I tried the lassi and it's good! Definitely recommend!

While I have never actually had anything framed here I love this place simply because of the…read moreselection of art for sale. Most framing shops will have art or decorations on offer but Picture Framing @ Kenmore Plaza has such a unique and diverse selection. If only I had a few hundred dollars to spare I would certainly invest it in some art. There was a wonderful rendition of the Indooroopilly bridge, funky stylised graffiti-style ladies' faces, serene impressionistic landscapes and much much more. I happily spent my time browsing and the staff were happy to let me do so even though I could not afford anything on offer. I love a place that supports artists and local artists and Picture Framing @ Kenmore Plaza is one of these places.

Heading back to bcon tonight we just heard there putting on live bands on every second Wednesday…read morenight should be worth a look will keep you posted how it goes :-)