So I finally made it to try out this little cafe in one of my favourite Brissy suburbs (New Farm)…read more Food is pretty good, but nothing spectacular. I believe the menu is quite typical of any other cafe. The coffee was pretty average as well. My meal was pretty much a big breakfast with bread, bacon, eggs, sausages, potato, mushrooms and tomatoes (you can't go wrong with that combination; a very satisfying breakfast). The staff in general are pretty nice and very helpful (except for this one guy who can get slightly rude especially when dealing with potential customers without a booking and looking for a table, probably the same person referred to by @Lachlan W). The set up is casual and comfortable, music is a tad loud, but overall it's a good place to catch up for a lazy weekend brunch with friends (or well that's what we did). And as noted by quite a few people already, this place is crazy busy (we waited for 30 minutes for a table) so booking in advance or allowing extra time is advisable.

I headed to Little Larder for a lazy Sunday brunch and was not disappointed! For me, I take…read morerestaurants that serve breakfast well into the afternoon, as a message that it's okay to sleep in until noon on the weekends... now that's my kind of breakfast joint! I ordered the Huntsman Benny with pulled pork, loaded with hollandaise and runny eggs. It was hearty meal.. just what I needed. I also enjoyed the outdoor seating area and the fact that the restaurant is located on an off street, away from the main hustle and bustle.

Yo! Yo!... Gimme a beat.... I'm about to spit fire here…read more Straight out of bed, Just had my hydralites, crazy mother f*cker with his gang with appetites. When our order got called off, our hunger got sawed off. Squeezed the bun and the chips got hauled off. You too boy if you listen to me, get your ass here for some burgers cooked perfectly. Rolling on my fat ass out, that's how I'm going out. This place is legit as hell. Really good price for absolutely amazing burgers. Our group spent most of our time just reading all the stuff on the walls. For what I thought was just a run of the mill burger joint the service was excellent, guy even checked how everything was, did we need anything? etc. Top notch. I also liked reading the story behind the place. If you're still reading this, this is a cool place that deserves your business.

I'm a big burger fan and know a good burger when I order it. The Da'burger I ordered was okay it…read morewasn't fantastic I would give it 3 stars. The french fries 'chips' were really good we liked them, but I was shocked they charge for ketchup 'tomato sauce' which was okay. I still like this place and it's vibe and would go back again to try something else.

With Campos coffee, and cream available for my long black this is my favorite cafe for my morning…read morecaffeine fix. They are also on Hey You so I can order on my phone while waiting for the lift and then skip the line and just hand over my keep cup to the awesome baristas. At lunch they have a range of options in the Bain Marie and on the menu. I got the burger without the bun and added an extra patty, but it was generous enough that one patty would have been plenty for lunch.

The first time I came across this place was late on a week night when my partner and I were…read morestarving after work and couldn't find anywhere decent with their kitchen still open. After that first experience I knew I would be coming back many many times. We were fortunate enough to wander in when they were doing a $20(ish?) steak deal which serendipitously was exactly what we were both craving! The steak came out quite quickly and it was fantastic, served up with some lovely greens and oven roasted tomatoes and potatoes which were equally as nice. We also had some salt & pepper squid with aioli which was melt in your mouth tender and left us wanting more. I love the atmosphere in Cicada its nothing over the top, its not loud its simply comfortable and chilled while still being lively enough if you are there for a few drinks or a function. The leather couches and chairs against the Adelaide street wall (inside) are the best seats in the house in my opinion. The service is great and the food is even better - Do it.

A new addition to the Portside Wharf complex, Treecycle is a small little nook with some delicious…read morefood and drinks on offer. Everything from brunch staples like avo on toast, to watermelon salads, this is the place if you want something fresh and yum. On my visit I ate rice paper rolls which had a crunchy filling of lettuce, cucumer and the main attraction of Mooloolaba prawns. These were huge and really refreshing (just a bit too much lettuce for me) and came with a soy-type dipping sauce. A really nice light lunch or snack which I pared with a juice. The juice I picked was called the 'Zapote' and had carrot, some fruit and ginger and was a really awesome refreshing juice for this warmer than normal Brissy winter. Another visit is definitely in my to do list; to try the coffee and a breakfast dish.

Love the interior, reminds me a lot of Melbourne decor at present. A very highly polished hipster…read morejoint. The typeface on the menu is quite hard to read, perfect for your typical ASIO cryptographer. I had the eggs Benedict, the eggs were cooked well and the bacon was really nice but the sauce was a bit off. Not sure if the chef needs to reevaluate what a hollandaise should taste like but this is the second one I've had here that's tasted this way, a bit too vinegary and not creamy enough. Maybe I want too much though... However I did want to try to more than once before I wrote this review for that very reason. The coffee was very nice, smooth and creamy. Highly recommended. I will come here again but maybe I'll have to branch out and have something other than a Benedict.

I'm a regular brunch-er at Artie &a Mai. The food is great,…read moreas is the service. A little pricey-but I'll happily throw my money at the feta and hash cakes every Saturday morning!

Many times I've attempted to try Carolina Kitchen and every time I've been defeated by lines…read morestreaming out the door. Not today. Unexpectedly in the vacinity, I directed a detour stopping here for a late lunch-slash-early dinner. No regrets. Never again will I slum it through the drive thru of a golden arch for a cheeseburger fix. This was the real deal - there was even coleslaw on this puppy. The bun was toasted to a crisp perfection, the right balance of ketchup to mustard and a meat patty that had some oomph to it. The shop itself reminds me of a fish and chip shop my family would visit growing up. That's to say its basic, no frills. It doesn't need it. Plus the food is without pomp and it all works to create a very distinct charm. Not a subway tile, wooden chair or metal light shade in sight! For less than $20 we got 2 burgers. A great novelty food night. If you're game go the Carolina Pack for $40 - buffalo wings, New York fries and ribs for 2 people.

This place can barely fit more than 15 people in at any one time, but they would be 15 happy and…read moresatisfied people. Carolina Kitchen is a family business owned by an expat from South Carolina, Mike Perry, located on a quiet suburban street in Coopooroo. Already there is a massive following on their Facebook group, with regulars and new comers singing their praises for the Buffalo Wings and BBQ Ribs. Both times I've been for a Saturday lunch, we've booked to save us a table. The place fills up quickly, so if you have more than 2 people, I would definitely suggest booking ahead of time. The BBQ ribs are so juicy and covered in sauce, and the Buffalo wings pack a punch with the original spicy sauce. Dip the wings in the blue cheese dipping sauce to cool your mouth. They have a wide variety of different flavoured Coke, Dr Pepper and Fanta - flavours you don't usually get in Australia. Cherry Dr Pepper tastes like sugary baby Panadol, but I love it! For a serious feed you can either go with one of the Hoagies - a sandwich on a long, Sub roll - or a burger "All The Way". That means everything including onions. There's cheeseburgers, chicken burgers and hamburgers, as well as Hot Dogs. Unfortunately, during my last visit they didn't have any Pie for sale, but quite often they will be selling a Pumpkin, Cherry or Pecan pie by the slice. I did manage to place an order for a Pumpkin pie to take home for Christmas. $30 for a whole sweet pie - traditional American style Pumpkin pie!

We've been coming to Three Wise Monkeys since they opened and we are never disappointed. Their…read morebreakfasts are delicious: the Big Breakfast with perfectly poached eggs, fluffy omelettes, and super filling brekky wraps are on our regular rotation along with smooth Campos coffee. During COVID-19 we've been able to try more of the lunch dishes and love the burgers, chicken wraps and club sandwich. The staff are amazing and super friendly. I can't recommend TWM enough

Food was great. Breakfast burger was a 4/5…read more Only draw back this is in a shopping centre next to coles so no ambience Went there based on good reviews. Food was worth it but probably won't go back due to lack of atmosphere

If you're near it, it commands. The banana yellow and white motif that envelops the décor first…read morecaptures your attention and then makes it immediately memorable. Its sheer ostentatious colour scheme has a hypnotic effect, you start to salivate and when you regain consciousness you're inside. Show tunes play in the background making you want for nothing more than to hop on a stool and wait of a frosty cold milkshake to slide your way. Then you realize you're in Milk. A modern take on the traditional milk bar/diner from classic times of jukeboxes and Fonzarelli. Being a café that's situated in one of Brisbane's busiest suburbs, Milk caters for a wide range of consumers. For those are time poor and in a rush, there is take away coffee and a display fridge carrying a selection of premade wraps and sandwiches. In addition, there is also a wide range of cakes, candy, ice cream and slices for the sweet tooth. After ordering at the counter, those with time in their corner have the option of sitting inside or outside. All around me there are mothers, business people, teenagers (on holidays) chatting, laughing and networking. It's a relaxing and family friendly atmosphere and the staff only amplify the surroundings. You can tell that Milk, with its nod towards traditional good service and quality foods encourages repeat business. For a lot of people in the room, I wouldn't be surprised if they were regulars sitting at their favorite tables eating their favorite food. For my induction into the Milk fold, I've ordered a Chicken Licken Burger ($16.90) and a Banana Milkshake. When it comes out it's more than worth the dollars I've chucked into it. Halfway through I'm full but determined to finish my meal. Not because I'm a sucker for punishment but because of how great its tastes. The pain is worth it.

Milk Café is like candy and bumblebees and 50s revived into a living establishment with all the…read moretrimmings. I first heard about it from a friend and she described it to me as a 50s milk and burger bar, so naturally my eyes widened and I was keen for the first opportunity to eat there. Walking in there is just so much yellow! Yellow lounges, yellow and white striped interior awnings, yellow staff shirts, and a yellow website if you feel like having a look. It's really well furnished and gives off an air of retro glamour without any of the tacky elements that people sometimes associate with retro, yet it's also modern. I don't know how they managed to pull that off, but the end product is an amazingly inviting café where I want a boy wearing a bowtie and Ray Bans to take me for a milkshake and ask me to go steady. Or a bad boy wearing a leather jacket à la Grease. Either is good thanks. The breakfast menu caters for every nation. And by that I mean you can choose from an English brekky, Welsh, Australian (with chips, obviously), Irish, Balinese, Scottish, Jamaican, Italian, and so many more! And I saw kiddies running around with cute little cupcakes. They also serve real tea, not teabag tea and make a really good cup of coffee. Did I also mention the music? I heard flashes of Tom Jones, the Beatles, the Carpenters and, wait for it, Disney. Beauty and the Beast to be exact. Be Our Guest, to be more exact. Need I say more?