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

We went here for coffee half-way into a hike from Jolly's Lookout. A Long Black and a Dirty Chai…read moreLatte were chosen from a broad list of available options and, once ordered, arrived promptly to our rustic outside table. Both were very good, and upon going in to pay for them we noticed a deli case loaded with scrumptious-looking cakes, pastries and more. Next time we'll come with an appetite and drive so we don't hike back on a full stomach. The premises is cute with plenty of interior and exterior seating options which make the most of this bushy Mt Nebo location.

This is the perfect place for a weekend breakfast. Peaceful and surrounded in forest. Just the…read moresound of birds. Stunning view from the back deck. Friendly staff and great food. Lots of parking. There is a great bushwalk nearby to work up an appetite.

There's a good reason this place is always busy with their huge range of French delights including…read morebreads & flowers for sale. Cakes are approx $7 a serve but well worth it and you will be hard pressed to find similar quality in north Brisbane. A true hidden gem. Every time I've been regardless of number of customers, the staff are friendly and quick to get your order out to you. They regularly change their sweet offerings so you could never be bored with the fare.

French vanilla slice, chocolate éclairs and macaroons in every colour of the rainbow... If you have…read morea sweet tooth like me then French and Mor will send you weak at the knees. This cute little café in Albany Creek has on offer the most delicious baked treats you will find on the North side of Brisbane. The café is small but I think this adds to its character, it is really quite charming - just like stepping into a café in Paris. You can get everything here from freshly baked breads to homemade chicken and leek pies with rich buttery pastry. The glass cabinets are filled with the most beautifully decorated petite cakes and slices. The flourless chocolate teacake is heavenly - such a light texture but so decadent in flavour. French and Mor is the perfect place to bring your Mum on a Sunday morning for coffee, cake and a catch-up.

We love our local - Little Fox Lane - great coffee and food (especially their yoghurt bowl and…read moregranola) all served with a friendly smile and wonderful customer service. Easy parking out front, but please be respectful of not parking in reserved spots for veterinary service nearby. Love their plants and homewares. Highly recommend!!!!

This cafe, awkwardly positioned in a pocket of Pickering Road, might seem familiar. Their interior…read morehas been done before - mismatched plates and cups, famous people as table numbers, kitsch china figurines and oddly, many lifesize jars of Nutella. But give it a chance. What gives this spot a point of difference, in my opinion, is their choose-your-own-adventure style breakfast menu. They give you the base (eggs and toast - $8.90) and the rest is up to you. Pulled pork (china town style, hoisin meets char siu and dances with soy), vegetable fritter, Haloumi, mushroom, hollandaise? The list is seemingly endless. I arrived to try it all out at 11:30ish on a Friday. It's not overly busy but noisy. You've been warned. The concrete shell of this store means sound proofing isn't an option. Their specialty drink appears to be a cappucino (Genovese beans) with weird and wonderful flavours like nutella or such mixed through. I stick with a flat white that's easy to drink but lacking any oomph. I had read a review previous to going that said ask for a double-shot if you prefer a real coffee kick and I'm inclined to agree. As tempted as I was by the sides menu, I opted for a 6-in Steak & Philly Sub ($10). I've never had a philly steak before but when my plate is served I'm a little lost as what to do with the second slice of baguette. Served as an open sandwich, I'd happily pay a little less for not having the lonesome slice of bread or pay a little extra to have more topping to use on the other slice. I'd actually also love to know if I could have swapped the baguette out for it all served on a bed of spinach. I quite like what's going on at Hansell & Gretel. It's not new but it is a new take on breakfast for this particular area which (and they're directly across the road from iconic Grub Street) I think makes it an interesting game of play for locals! I liked that it wasn't stuffy or pretentious, just familiar food done reasonably well.

Hansell & Gretel is a fairly new spot in Gaythorne, open for breakfasts and lunches every day of…read morethe week. It's small, unpretentious but a bit quirky, and does good food and coffee with friendly service and reasonable prices. The menu selection has some interesting things on there (each has a fairytale-themed name - cute), with a mix of savoury and sweet options, but what is excellent is the long list of extras that means you can tailor your meal to suit. I like being able to add avocado and haloumi to everything! There is also a small, slightly more lunch-focused section of the menu which has things like a burger, philly cheese steak sub, and banh mi. I'm told the philly cheese steak sub is good, it definitely is big! I haven't tried any of the sweet menu options yet, but so far the savoury things I've tried have been yum. They have a decent looking selection of cakes/muffins/etc, many of which are gluten-free or dairy-free (or both). Hansell & Gretel is right next to train (Gaythorne station) and bus (390), but free street parking is also available down nearby side-streets. Seating is both inside and outside, I just wish the outside seats got sunshine in winter! It should be a cooler outdoor spot in summer though to make up for it. Latest update: something has changed, and it's more than the refreshed menu with higher prices (that now exceed the value for money tipping point in my opinion - I know the Woodchopper's Breakfast is huge but it's also $28 and for breakfast I just can't bring myself to pay that). I can't quite put my finger on it but H&G is definitely not as great as it used to be, unfortunately. The coffee is still good, they still play good music, and the sweet treats cabinet still rates highly, but my brunch devotion has waned in favour of other places in the area.

I'm giving a straight up 5-stars to this cafe. I was desperately looking for a nice place to stop…read moreand have coffee. I quickly found a seat outside under some shade with lovely views to the ocean. Ordered a really tasty toasted sandwich with housemade pickles. Loved the kids menus glued into the vintage Golden books, what a great idea! All the food is sourced locally, made fresh. My kinda place

This place is a absolutely must go to breakfast/ brunch place! The smash avocado was the best smash…read moreavocado toast that I've had so far! Also order one of their juices and they can custom make you a juice also! The juice and of course the smash avocado all tased so fresh and fabulous! I will definitely go again if I make it out to Redcliffe!

Nice!! For a cafe that you have to plan to get to its…read moresurprisingly popular - it's a sign others share my opinion. There is limited on site parking but prefer the street. Social distancing is applied but still plenty of tables and seats - inside or out. You can walk up and order or use the QR code and order from the table by mobile. Service is friendly and not too shabby. Ordered the scrambled eggs which is a bit extra cost - overall good, poached eggs for my better half were good - mushies as a side were not to my taste - cannot say a negative. As my great aunt would say it's "quite nice"

G'Day! The Farm House is amazing. Its focused menu features unique locally sourced dishes. The…read morechef is inspired. Its interior and exterior are pleasantly eclectic and comfortable. My wife enjoyed the Winter Bowl with its roast pumpkin and root vegetables. I savored the Gnocchi breakfast which had a fresh, bright tomato sauce. Our friendly server, Heather, delivered an excellent dining experience. We will be back!

The cafe was amazing the breakfast was very good the lunch was not so good because there were so…read moremany people so the person was so tiny and very disappointed Lots of parking space except school holiday you have to park kilometers away or you have to come early

What's not to love about this gorgeous little cafe that overlooks the beautiful Glasshouse…read moreMountains. I would go here just for the view so the fact that the food is amazing is just another added bonus. I had the French toast with a rosti on the side. Wow was it fantastic. French toast was cooked to perfection, bacon was the right amount of crispy, quality maple syrup and the rosti was out of this world. The breakfast roll was also delicious with a huge serving of avocado on it, crispy bacon, cheese, egg, rocket and a yummy kimchi mayonnaise. The bacon and eggs on sour dough was also delicious. The drinks were also yummy. We had a pot of tea(so good and big enough for two cups) an iced coffee ( delicious) and a hot chocolate (so rich and creamy). Staff are lovely and accommodating. Definitely Worth the drive up the mountain for this.

Went to Portabella for their Valentines evening and had a pretty disgusting experience. While the…read moremeal started off well with a delicious entree that my companion and I both enjoyed, it steadily went downhill from there. My companion and I ordered the steak option which was Wagyu with a peppercorn sauce and requested his be cooked "medium". When it came out, half of it was quite rare to the point of being quite bloody. He mentioned this to our waitress who apologised but no offer was made to recook or replace despite her viewing the uneaten steak on his plate. The peppercorn sauce was also missing and we had varying portions of vegetables. I was given 6 potatoes + broccolini and beans while he received 4 potatoes with 3 beans (so minimal the amount was obvious). While annoying, we brushed that aside given the restaurant was extremely busy at the time. Come dessert and I was halfway through mine when I noticed something long and stringy hanging off my spoon. Initially I thought it was hair but it turned out to be a long strand of what I can only assume was cling wrap. We immediately informed our waitress and were offered another amid apologies to which I refused given I was feeling quite put off at this point. We ended up leaving immediately at this point and aside from an apology at the register, nothing else was offered. Will not be back and based on our experience, do not recommend at all.

This is like my local nice Restaurant!! Its not too high end but a step above your average suburban…read morerestaurant. I love it because the menu has a lot of choices and its not concerned with being strictly one school of food or anything. I love the Rib Fillet Sandwich but next time I might go the Linguini!! Its great for a couple who wants to just have a nice dinner out without the hassle of travelling into the city and dealing with parking and the crazy prices. If you're in the area its definitely a place to check out!!

I like this cafe. It's by the owners of Mitchelton favourite Valentina Cafe, and their…read moreColombian-influenced menu carries across to this equally suburban venue. The best seat in the house is perched upon a replica Tolix stool overlooking the canopy of Everton Hills. It's a brilliant spot to stop, sip your coffee, and ready yourself for the day ahead. For a simple but satisfying breakfast, opt for the arepa with scrambeled eggs. It does the trick and won't weigh you down. And Mums. The best news is for you. With welcoming outdoor seating this cafe is prime for Mother's Group catch ups. There's plenty of space to wheel your pram around and kids can play in the play area while you enjoy some adult conversation!

Birds and Bees is our new local cafe which actually serves decent coffee and good food. I say that…read morewith an air of surprise due to my current disappointing experiences with other cafes in the general area. The cafe is located at the back of the IGA complex with a generous outdoor patio area away from the main road. There is a concerted effort by the cafe to green up their area with plants (recently rejuvenated with spring on the way) and it really helps to break up the usual car park feel so many cafes can have in shopping centres. For families with young kids there is a great little section set up with plenty of toys to keep your little ones occupied. Having been here a few times I feel like I can confidently say that the food that we've had has been really good and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it as a great place for breakfast or lunch. There is a slightly Spanish bent to many things but also plenty for those just wanting a snack or something straight forward. I do find the coffee a little inconsistent depending on who is making it, not that it has bad flavor but more that the milk is over heated, perhaps that is just my personal preference though. The service is friendly and prompt regardless of weekday or weekend visits which is important. I just wish they were open on Sunday's and public holidays as we'd probably frequent them more than we do now. All in all this addition to the local cafe scene is a vey welcome one for us in Everton Hills and somewhere I would recommend if you're in the area.