Cat’s Guide to Gorgeous Brisbane
Neighborhoods
Walkable streets, shady parks, riverside strolls and great restaurants & cafes.
Yeronga is peaceful and spacious with acres of green interlocking parks. You can walk for hours barely crossing a road, or follow the river and watch the famously muddy brown reaches snaking slowly down towards the sea. Yeronga Village, walking distance from our house or grab a bus along Fairfield Road, has a great Thai restaurant (Yeronga Thai) where meals are always fresh and affordable.
Yeronga
Yeronga is peaceful and spacious with acres of green interlocking parks. You can walk for hours barely crossing a road, or follow the river and watch the famously muddy brown reaches snaking slowly down towards the sea. Yeronga Village, walking distance from our house or grab a bus along Fairfield Road, has a great Thai restaurant (Yeronga Thai) where meals are always fresh and affordable.
This inner city artists' haven is thronged with creative people and good restaurants. Grab a coffee on Boundary Street and watch the world get more colourful.
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West End
This inner city artists' haven is thronged with creative people and good restaurants. Grab a coffee on Boundary Street and watch the world get more colourful.
Food scene
Spicy, fresh, lovingly prepared meals which are well priced and always delicious. We've been eating here for years and never had a bad dinner.
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Yim Thai Yeronga
419 Fairfield RdSpicy, fresh, lovingly prepared meals which are well priced and always delicious. We've been eating here for years and never had a bad dinner.
Gorgeous breezy loading bay cafe with a fascinating local scene going on. They have good newspapers, excellent eggs and yummy sandwiches, handmade cakes, and a view of the interesting street life in this hidden nook of Brisbane.
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Brown dog Cafe
54 Logan RdGorgeous breezy loading bay cafe with a fascinating local scene going on. They have good newspapers, excellent eggs and yummy sandwiches, handmade cakes, and a view of the interesting street life in this hidden nook of Brisbane.
Cafe O-Mai
15 Cracknell RdSpicy, noisy, clattering, crowded, and fresh.
Under the massive ancient Moreton Bay fig trees sprawls a beautiful, friendly, local and organic market. Serious coffee, fresh juice, and all kinds of good ingredients. The social scene is lovely here.
Northey Street City Farm Organic Market
16 Victoria StUnder the massive ancient Moreton Bay fig trees sprawls a beautiful, friendly, local and organic market. Serious coffee, fresh juice, and all kinds of good ingredients. The social scene is lovely here.
Absolutely the best selection of vivid, real, fresh and diverse Asian restaurants and supermarkets in Brisbane.
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Sunnybank Plaza
358 Mains RdAbsolutely the best selection of vivid, real, fresh and diverse Asian restaurants and supermarkets in Brisbane.
Sightseeing
Cutting edge art collections with thoughtfully curated special exhibits, in a splendid hangar by the river.
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Gallery of Modern Art
Stanley PlaceCutting edge art collections with thoughtfully curated special exhibits, in a splendid hangar by the river.
From the top of Mt Coot-Tha you can see all the way to the coast. Spectacular views of Brisbane and you can dine in the lovely glass-fronted restaurant.
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Mount Coot-Tha
From the top of Mt Coot-Tha you can see all the way to the coast. Spectacular views of Brisbane and you can dine in the lovely glass-fronted restaurant.
Friendly, welcoming local bookshop with knowledgable staff, many of them writers. Avid regularly host author talks which attract Brisbane's literature lovers.
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Avid Reader Bookshop
193 Boundary StFriendly, welcoming local bookshop with knowledgable staff, many of them writers. Avid regularly host author talks which attract Brisbane's literature lovers.
Cunningly restored power station with all the original graffiti still in place. A great place for cultural events. On the riverbend by beautiful New Farm Park.
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Brisbane Powerhouse
Cunningly restored power station with all the original graffiti still in place. A great place for cultural events. On the riverbend by beautiful New Farm Park.
Thoughtful architectural gem that overflows with fabulous nooks. Brilliant events calendar, exhibitions, the world's tiniest cinema crannies, and good cafes. On the riverside.
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State Library Of Queensland
Stanley PlaceThoughtful architectural gem that overflows with fabulous nooks. Brilliant events calendar, exhibitions, the world's tiniest cinema crannies, and good cafes. On the riverside.
Check out the barefoot bowls, surprisingly informal and inviting. Merthyr Bowls Club are also famous for their barbecue.
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Merthyr Bowls Club
60 Oxlade DrCheck out the barefoot bowls, surprisingly informal and inviting. Merthyr Bowls Club are also famous for their barbecue.
This gorgeous bar is also a divine vintage clothing shop stocked with luscious threads. Great bands, good company, friendly owners.
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Can You Keep A Secret
619-621 Stanley StThis gorgeous bar is also a divine vintage clothing shop stocked with luscious threads. Great bands, good company, friendly owners.
Glorious strolling path along floating pontoons under the cliffs in the heart of Brisbane.
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New Farm Riverwalk
New Farm RiverwalkGlorious strolling path along floating pontoons under the cliffs in the heart of Brisbane.
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City Hopper ferries are free and they're gorgeous
Old school, superannuated Brisbane River ferries gain a new lease on life as City Hoppers, zooming back and forth among inner city spots like bees among the flowers. A relaxed and fun ride.
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Ride the City Cat under the bridges at night!
Fast, exotic, urban, and modern, the catamaran ride under the high bridges of Brisbane by night is a wonderful experience. From our place you can cross the pedestrian bridge to University of Queensland, hop on a City Cat and zoom on down.
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Brisbane Public Harvest maps fruit trees you can graze from
Avocados, mangoes, bananas, guava, macadamias, mulberries, tamarind, coconut and more... painstakingly mapped by local residents so newcomers can feast themselves. See Google Maps 'Brisbane Public Harvest.'