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Billykart Kitchen is a buzzy neighbourhood cafe housed in an old general store in a quiet suburban crescent
Highgate Hill gets a lift with this quirky upcycled bakery café
Picnic café brings all day breakfast, lunch, beer and wine in a rustic picnic setting to Camp Hill’s Martha St dining scene.
Sip shop savour is the mantra of this charming little Italian café and kitchen found tucked away in Newstead’s commercial neighbourhood
Annexed to the State Library, The Library Cafe provides a decent rest stop between art galleries.
As far as great places to eat breakfast in Brisbane go, Flute at Coorparoo would have to be up there with the best in the east
It’s hard to say what takes centre stage here – the book shop or the bamboo and sheer-screened cafe on the deck.
Shady Palms is an oasis of cool found at the south end of Stones Corner
No visit or life in Brisbane should be attempted without a visit to The Shingle Inn, the iconic 1936 walnut panelled cafe bakery beloved by generations
This colourful speck of a cafe inhabits one third of a workers cottage
A tranquil haven to refresh and recharge after taking in the beauty of the Queensland Art Gallery’s latest exhibitions
Locals flock to this fine food cafe which has built a reputation on using the freshest produce
Holland Park locals flock to Stomp Espresso for their fix of excellent Veneziano coffee, delish casual all day breakfasts, lunches and snacks
Raw Space Cafe may tout itself as a gallery first but it is also a slick little cafe which manages to churn out good food at budget prices.
Go for a trip down memory lane at this cute old-school milk bar in leafy Ashgrove
The rustic Cleveland Lighthouse Cafe Bar (circa 1936) is the budget part of a quirky clique of eateries.

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