Located between a hair salon and a TAB the Tutto Caffe certainly doesn't scream 'Hollywood' but it…read moreis supposedly a favourite of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban when they're in town. From my personal experience Tutto is a solid little cafe serving above average coffee and food but lacking any real x-factor to set it apart. The layout is bit of a mixed bag with a nice outdoor seating area that is raised and open to the breeze but once inside the seating plan and furniture make it feel a little like a cafeteria. The staff are all friendly and welcoming and the menu offers quite a few options with the highlights being their burgers. It's not particularly trendy or exciting but the Tutto Caffe is the sort of honest establishment that will tick most boxes and leave you satisfied.

Even though the place was busy, it still somehow felt quiet and relaxed…read more Service was exemplary- the waiter knew what was in some of the more obscure ingredients and was happy to make some minor alterations. The food was flavourful - my burger was moist and tasty and not at all greasy.

We booked for a special birthday dinner last night. Our table was in what could only be called the…read morecafeteria section. Despite requests to be moved to other obviously vacant tables perhaps with later bookings(?) the staff were resistant & almost rude. Atmosphere was awful. Don't assume you'll be seated in the lovely looking dining area displayed on the website. Staff didn't know the daily specials, didn't even offer to relay them to us unless we asked. Food was nice, but not exceptional. Also, if you don't have a taste for pig based products, you'll find this menu a challenge. This was a pricey dinner, spoilt by average to poor staff, extremely noisy & basic furnishings.

Great spot for a cheeky wine on a Sunday afternoon. Take a seat outside and enjoy a view of the…read moreriver while doing some people watching. The food looked great so we will have to go back to try it out

I lead a bit of a second life as a singer/actor and have had the privilege of performing at QPAC a…read morefew times. Consequently (especially when the show is in technical rehearsals and the performers have a lot of time on their hands) I got to know all the different bars and restaurants in and around QPAC. The Cafe came to my rescue a few times when coffee was a necessity and when a bacon and egg wrap can keep you going through a whole day of intense rehearsals. But it's not just for performers, there's a fantastic undercover grassed area where people can lounge before a day in South Bank, or get some fuel before going to a show. I will warn you that The Cafe can often take its sweet time, so if you're in a rush be aware that you could lose your patience. Once I waited half an hour for 2 pieces of fruit toast and 2 coffees and to be honest, they weren't even overrun with people. In saying this, the food I have had is always good and there's some fantastic salads and pastries in the glass cabinet at the front of the counter. Overall I quite like The Cafe, but I must admit that's more out of convenience than out of admiration, but if you're in the performing arts precinct and in need of something to eat, The Cafe can help you out.

For a long time, being hungry at QPAC could be quite the quandary. There was a time when the only…read moreeating options here were the Lyrebird restaurant which is a fairly expensive, sit-down affair, or the bars inside where you can get a $4 packet of chips or nuts. If you wanted something in between a sit-down dinner and a packet of chips, you were in trouble and I can recall sitting through many a musical with my stomach rumbling. It's really handy to finally have a mid-level venue at QPAC where you can get a sandwich, cake, or salad with a coffee or drink before seeing a show. I saw Mary Poppins last week (so good. I wanna go again!!!), and true to form had forgotten that I wouldn't be home till after eleven and hadn't yet eaten. 'DOOOOM' thought I, until I noticed the (relatively) new QPAC cafe where I enjoyed a mega-sized Anzac biscuit and a passable coffee before chim chimminy chim chim cheroo-ing the night away in the Lyric Theatre. It's nothing amazing, but it's a good option and has been sorely needed for some time.

The food is great. They make their own pasta on site. But everything else seems sub-standard…read more 1. Surcharges. No prominent signs about surcharges as required under ACL [Australian Consumer Law]. This is illegal! If they surcharge you, contact your bank and have it reversed, because they have broken the law. 2. Staff are inattentive. They seem to nonchalantly ask "Can I help you?" then scamper off. They don't bring water, offer menus, Wi-Fi password, help you with the App, etc. 3. They have split bill, because you pay when ordering, rather than at the end. Which I quite like. It also means you can leave as soon as you finish, rather than trying to find one of the evasive staff that seem to scamper away from you. 4. Food and drink are on the expensive side, but you are getting quality. Pity the staff service is not of the same quality.

We ordered pizza to take away. Good pizza and it was ready to take away as we arrived at the…read morerestaurant.

I was able to enjoy dinner here recently thanks to their promotional rate during restaurant month…read more The dinner buffet was half price making it more than worth the experience. The restaurant is located on the second floor of the QT Hotel. There is street parking as well as valet parking available. Upon entry to the restaurant I was escorted to my table while passing by the different counters of food options. The host explained how everything worked and pointed out the different areas of the buffet. It is all neatly presented and vary high quality ingredients. After showing me the table I went to get started. The very left side of the buffet has certain meat and seafood options. They have beef stew, paella, and a few more options. You can also ask the chef in this section to make you a steak any temperature you like and they will deliver it to your table. Next to the meats you have the pizza counter. At the time they had a cheese option and a potato option. I tried the cheese pizza and it was incredible! The next section has salads and sides. You can choose from mac n cheese to potato salad and lots of other choices. The last section has asian dishes such as dim sum, chicken masala and lots more. The dessert counter is behind the dinner food and has tons of selections. You can get all sorts of mini cakes, pastries, ice cream, chocolates and more. Definitely save some room for dessert! Everything is so fresh and cooked perfectly with the right sauces! The beautiful presentation, delicious food and fantastic service are why I gave this place 5 stars.

If ya starving anything taste great but I 8 and 8 it all tasted great cum and see for ya self great…read morestaff beautiful location tidy and clean

Great atmosphere, fast service and quality food. Highly recommend. We enjoyed the east…read moreAccess from the beach and the great service

Randomly discovered this place the other day while having a meetup with several friends. If you…read morecome in the evening parking is very easy to find on the adjacent streets. Walking in I immediately noticed it reminded me of Islands or Dukes from the States. It has surfboards all around, focuses on the beach, and is a popular burger joint. I checked in with the hostess and was directed to my friend's table. Menus are already located on each table as well as napkins and condiments. I chose to order the Mona Lisa which had truffle sauce and caramelized onions. Those were the ingredients that led me to my decision. I also ordered a virgin strawberry daiquiri as I dint drink alcohol but it sounded delicious. The food came out relatively fast and my burger was delicious! It was far better than I expected. The drink was fantastic as well, however lost one star on the review due to them charging me the same price as if I had gotten it with alcohol. Overall a fun place to go with a group of friends or a very casual date night. It tends to get pretty loud so I wouldnt go here on a date if you want to talk and get to know someone.

Well, there are two words that describe this place - customer service. The thing is that I ended up…read morehere at lunch time, on the day that the final State of Origin match was going to be played. Needless to say that I was definitely not the only person in the pub. Yet, despite the hecktic nature of the place, the staff just seemed to handle it without breaking a sweat. Now that impressed me. Oh, and they had a pretty awesome selection of beers, and the beer garden was nothing short of awesome.

Had lunch at the Boatshed, the most formal of the dining places at the Regatta…read more Nice setting, was about 80% full on a public holiday, luckily we had booked (2 hrs earlier). I had the small eye fillet, medium rare, with the chips and a tiny bowl of salad. This is a steakhouse, and the beef was very nice, albeit a bit too salty for me. The other steaks on our table, Nolan's Sirloin medium, the Banksia 500 gram rump rare, and the Wagyu medium rare were nowhere as salty and were assessed as "excellent".

They do a classic American burger and fries well. It tastes very american. Reminds me of my high…read moreschool cafeteria burger back in California. I've tried their chicken and the veggie and they were not as good. Also tried the chicken wings - karage style and it was not karage style at all. It tasted like chicken and oil only. Service was friendly. I believe the owners are actually american. The waitress was from Sacramento. The place had a casual contemporary vibe. I like the location too. Stones corner is convenient to park and walk around with a few options of restaurant in the area so you can appeal to everyone a group. Price is decent for the vibe of the place. Would've been more worth it if the chicken wing and other burgers were better.

5 Boroughs is a licensed New York inspired burger joint, and the latest food addition to Stones…read moreCorner. The name 5 Boroughs is inspired by New York's five boroughs, which are Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island. The name is an interesting choice, since most Australians wouldn't know what a borough is. Moving on to the food, I have eaten here twice so far, and enjoyed both the 5B Chicken burger and the 5B Hot burger, which contains grass-fed Mandalong beef. The food is in a similar price range to Grill'd, though I would say that the burgers are a bit smaller. Both indoor and undercover outdoor seating is available, and as the premises are licensed, this would be a good place to go with mates on a weeknight or on the weekend. Plenty of parking is available at the Stones Corner Village parking lot.

If you are not a member of one of the two Airport Lounges at The Domestic Airport this is the next…read morebest thing. It has a new name now Sirromet & a bit of a make over since my last visit (agree with other posters it is a bit clinical), I found the service good, a place to sit and work before my flight & also to enjoy a drink & watch the world go by. Highly recommend (if you like wine) to take advantage of their 2 glasses of wine with Cheese Platter for $20

Part of the fun of traveling on a plane is the fact that you can happily drink before during and…read moreafter you flight. It is this reason that places like In Bar Go in the Brisbane Domestic Terminal work so well. Who doesn't want to sit in a bar and relax with a drink to calm to flying jitters. In Bar Go is perhaps one of the more recognisable bars in the airport. There are other places to drink but most of them are attached to cafes or the like and tucked away. In Bar Go is right where you can see it, close to all the other food at the Virgin terminal. As a far as bars go In Bar Go isn't the best. It has rather stark and bleak decour that attempts to be modern but just makes it feel clinical. The service was not the cheeriest I have experienced but they did have a nice selection of beers to choose from. I guess if you are looking for a place to partake in some alcoholic beverages before a flight, In Bar Go is OK but it does not offer much more than that.

I came here for lunch a few weeks ago with a small group of friends. It was moderately busy but not…read moretoo packed so the atmosphere was great. The service was fairly fast and our waitress really friendly. The lunch menu had a nice range plus some healthy items and some 'Create your own' sandwich options. The food was quite good, not the absolute best but great for a nice lunch. I got a chicken burger with lovely avocado and juicy chicken. Some of my friend got pizzas and I have to say, I can't comment on taste, but they looked really good!

Roman Empire Bar is one of those restaurants that I've been meaning to go to for a few years but…read morenever got around to it. After a spot of late night Christmas shopping at Carindale last Thursday, it seemed the perfect opportunity to try this popular Italian restaurant. We were happy to wait for a table seeing we hadn't made a booking but I would recommend anyone wanting to try this restaurant to make a reservation. The waitress made it clear that they drew a large crowd even on weeknights. Unfortunately on that night, the food did not live up to its reputation. Our scallop and calamari pasta was bland and had to be spiced up with lots of Tabasco and chilli flakes. The lasagne was average but I suppose I just had higher expectations given the recommendations of the place. Since we've been inundated with different cooking shows on television, the home cook is a lot more adventurous making and tasting food. On the odd occasion, I even make my own pasta and store it in airtight containers. While the Roman Empire Bar probably doesn't beat fresh home-made pasta, it is a decent night out at a fair price.