Vend is a must visit! This place is packed full of gems…read more I stumbled into this marketplace looking for a late lunch and decided on the waygu burger and fries. I came in just a few minutes after they stopped serving lunch and they still accommodated me- how nice!! After enjoying my lunch, I walked around and browsed all the vendor booths. There's clothing, art, jewelry, candy, and the list goes on. You're guaranteed to find something that suites your fancy in this marketplace.

I went here today on the recommendation of a colleague. The venue has a large area for parking and…read morea nice outdoor seating area. Inside is a large cafe along with a boutique style shopping area that includes clothing, arts and crafts and general homewares. Nice cake cabinet with plenty of options, both savoury & sweet! Coffee was fine and well made, even if their process might need a little refining. The barista running coffee to tables while takeaways are waiting about 20mins for coffee is a little frustrating and cost them the one star! Everyone was happy and no signs of attitude and to be fair they seemed to have just had a huge influx of clients (2 buses had recently arrived). I'll go again, but probably not when I'm in a hurry!

Serving Blackstar coffee (perhaps serving the best coffee in the area now), leavain breads and a…read moresimple home style menu including an all day breakfast, I've popped into Cafe Auchenflower a few times now. Granted, it's mostly been for a sneaky take-away coffee but recently we stopped for 'elvensies' and the hummingbird cake was all you could want for a morning tea. This is a family-friendly cafe so if you have kids they're more than catered for - 100s and 1000s on the kids cups and a drawing area for their imaginations to run amok. Should kids not be your thing, be prepared for the little rugrats to be, well, be kids - making noise, running around and burning energy. If you can deal with that then you're in for a treat in a cafe that was once a dark and dreary looking antique store.

This cafe was a pleasant find. I had originally made plans to meet a friend for breakfast at a…read morenearby cafe, as that cafe's website stated it was open Sundays. We arrived to find that it wasn't. A decision was made to walk to Rosalie, but we didn't even make it more than a block before seeing the welcoming sign 'open 7 days'. It's al small cafe, but with only a few tables it feels bright roomy. It is also air conditioned, which is a bonus as we head into the nasty summer months. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Menus were already on the tables and they were trialling table service, which was executed promptly. Coffee was made well and the breakfast was filling, reasonably prices and well presented. I had the vegetarian breakfast of haloumi, tomato and spinach with toast. My partner had the mushrooms and we both had no complaints. A few flies buzzing around was the only frustration, but something that it difficult to avoid at this time of year. I look forward to going back and trying other options.

I really liked this breakfast pad and judging by the number of people there so does Brisbane…read more This place is not the biggest so don't be surprised if you have to wait for a table during the busy weekend rush but I can highly recommend this place. When I visited they were one of the finalists in the running for Brisbane's best coffee, best barrister and best breakfast so they obviously have been turning a lot of heads. This place seems to be a hit with the little guests too. They have a small table offering loads of pens and colouring in books to entertain the children and there were quite a few families with small children there and is obviously one of those children friendly cafés Mum's and Dad's seek out, without fearing dirty looks from those around them. The coffee really was very smooth..........I am a skinny flat white drinker and it really hit the spot and was just delicious. I was so hungry after the gym I thought I was going to cry as my tummy told me it was going to start to digest itself if I did not eat immediately. I therefore went for "The Revival Beast" offering free range bacon, cassoulet, mushroom, organic poached eggs, triple cooked chips & toasted organic sourdough. Oh yes................my tummy thanked me for this choice. Tasty and was really pleased to be presented with a very generous portion size. So the verdict.......great filling tasty breakfast venue, serving the smoothest coffee I have tasted, that is seriously worth a little trip out to Red Hill to try. Mum's and Dad's feel free to bring the kids here, you will get some seriously good food and once the kids get bored of the usual distractions you give them, there is a table full of new distractions to keep them content whilst you finish you morning revival.

There's a new Mimi & Frank mural to admire, a whole new menu (including one dedicated to avocado on…read moretoast) but never fear, the space that was Cockadoodle Cafe, still has a few familiar faces behind the counter (including the barista) and they're still pouring Supreme Roast beans. I ventured up Enoggera Terrace on a Monday (yes! These guys are now opening the cafe on a Monday) after hearing they have WiFi. What better way to kick start the working week than with a coffee in their courtyard area. The avo on toast was, frankly, just the delicious icing on the cake. There's about 8 different avocado on toast combos on their menu, I went with Number 3: smoked salmon, feta and avocado. Plum Tucker is casual and cool like the impossibly twee friend we all have. They're on trend but they're aloof about it - they don't need to sing it from the roof top for it to be true. It's a cafe I know I'll come back to again and enjoy feeling like I'm away from the bustle of the outside world while squirreled away in this former cottage.

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 stylish café with a fantastic brunch menu. The coffee is top-notch, and their dishes, like the…read moresmashed peas and ricotta toast, are both tasty and beautifully presented. A great spot for a relaxing meal.

This is surely Camelot…read more Local produce, a seasonal menu, Supreme Coffee and let's not get started on the interior fit out. Suffice to say, if you've not yet ventured to this cafe on Arthur Street, I'd do so pronto. King Arthur is the new family member from the same folks that brought us Merriweather Cafe. Their ethos and value around high quality seasonal food remains and so do the friendly faces behind the counter. Similarly, just as the creation of the menu might has been considered and carefully constructed, the way in which the meals are crafted from the kitchen are given equal care and attention. I've been both for lunch and breakfast now and each time it has been a calming escape with a side of soul food. The gnocchi with lemon and tarragon in their opening days was, in true Goldilocks style, just enough. The serving size that good amount with gnocchi to savor but not be in a land of regret about the quantity you've devoured. And if you're so inclined, treat yourself to a post-lunch treat from their range of baked goods. I'd recommend the raspberry frangipane tart if it's available. Breakfast of lamb ragu on sourdough was hearty and a great winter alternative to porridge or eggs and bacon. Pro Tip: This isn't a large cafe so there may be a little wait during peak times.

I got lost going into Vue for the first time; not only because it has a charming little outdoor…read moreseating area, but because it also has an indoor area AND a hybrid area of the two. So I walked through to the indoor area and was first struck by one of their walls. Ever seen Get Him to the Greek? Familiar with the concept of the furry wall? Well at Vue, it exists; it actually exists. They have a carpeted wall with this funky design and the décor and colours of the place just remind me of coffee. Everything is black or brown or mocha and reflects a cool, trendy, and vibrant atmosphere. If coffee could take on a tangible décor form, this would be it. Putting aside the furnishing and décor for a second, the food itself was wonderful. I started off with garlic pizza and it had a real kick with a great burst of fresh flavour. The staff were also very attentive and cleared away plates as soon as we were done, always asking if we had enjoyed our courses. Essentially, I felt like I was being looked after, and it was nice. Merthyr Road is a really great and lively strip and Vue takes the cake in a really classy way. I recommend it for an intimate dinner with a fresh twist. Boys, you'll also be very pleased to know that Vue serves a great range of boutique beer, so you're all set.

Great staff and even better food and coffee, Vue is the type of place that you can kind of place…read moreyou can keep going back to over and over and it never gets old. An ever changing menu keeps it interesting and they keep the old favourites.... Places in New Farm come and go quicker then you can bat an eyelid but you simply can't go past Vue for great food, coffee and people watching.

Look for the thai restaurant neon sign near Windsor train station and you've found The Low Road…read moreCafe. For locals and commuters you're in for a treat with fresh Genovese coffee being poured and an interesting and unsurprisingly quirky menu on offer. I had stopped in for breakfast and was greeted with choices including a Breakfast Salad (haloumi, leaves, dukkah egg, asparagus) and more standard options like avocado on toast. In the end I set my sights on the Breakfast Banana Split - fresh banana, berries (raspberries and strawberries), toasted museli, grated dark chocolate, toasted coconut and, frozen whipped banana). Served in a sundae glass it felt a lot more "naughty" and calorie-laden than it actually was and the frozen whipped banana (a great recipe with ridiculous ease) gives this a creamy sensation without the regret later in the day! Verdict: The coffee is consistent and for commuters stoping enroute to the train, this is key. The menu is cute and quirky and from my experience today backs it up with the goods. Four weeks in since opening, locals have clearly adopted this new kid on the block as their own and there's already customer / barista first-name-basis relationships in action. But, to be honest, it didn't blow me away. It's a great staple for locals but not for a trip to visit here alone.

Low Road is the place to go for coffee that is made by people who give a shit about coffee and food…read morethat is simply deliciousness. I wish to preface my review by saying I know the owners so I'm somewhat biased but still doesn't change the fact that Low Road cranks out great food and awesome coffee out of a kitchen the size of a shoebox. These guys tell and serve it to you like it is. Order off the menu. Additions cost $, deal with it. Don't be on the phone when you order and don't bring you three wide pram and park in the middle of the main thoroughfare. If you are one person, sit at a table appropriately sized for your oneness. Coffee is Genovese and is consistently great. Food is tasty and reasonable portions for reasonable prices. There are often specials on the board so check those out.

I'm a regular visitor to the Corner Cafe, and it's our venue of choice for after-gym breakfast…read moreget-togethers. That part of Indro is spoilt for choice of eateries, so the fact that it's our favourite says something very positive. It's a CAFE, not a fine dining experience. I've never been blown away by a cafe, and don't expect to be. I give it a 5 because the food is really very good and the choice much wider than I would normally expect of a small eatery. The coffee is excellent! It's a family-run business and unexpected high numbers of clients or the illness of a staff member can sometimes make service slow. Not the place for someone in a hurry, I guess. There are two local McDonalds if you need express service...

Anywhere that serves me my Chai Latte in a massive sized mug accompanied with my steak sandwich is…read moreokay with me. What makes them okay is the taste. Most places who have the gimmicky large size, really water down their coffees and dull down the taste of the cakes. Not this place. For that I will be thankful. It was open after a movie one afternoon and the husband was a really friendly guy, cafe wasn't very busy and he was really happy to chat... usually I don't mind people who chat because all I want to do is drink my coffee and eat my meal, but he was a cool guy so I accepted his challenge of having 2 big coffees. I love love loved the sandwich, done to perfection, so that is why I will be back and recommending it to my friends.