Best Dessert in Ipswich

"Initially opening in Teneriffe in 2012, La Macelleria is the real Italian deal!. The owners, both called Matteo (not kidding) are committed to crafting authentic, Bologna-style gelato, offering classic Italian flavours like fior di latte, crema Bologna, and new favourites like raspberry cheesecake. With four venues (Teneriffe, West End, King Street and Coorparoo) they’re never too far away–especially on a hot day."

"Sitting a street away from Brisbane River in Teneriffe, La Macelleria Gelateria is the closest taste of traditional Italian gelato in Queensland. Both owners named Matteo, learnt their gelato making skills in Bologna, Italy – the homeland of gelato. Since 2012, La Macelleria Gelateria has only used natural ingredients to make their 20-flavour range of gelato daily."

"Cake and ice-cream are absolute necessities in time of need and in time of play and La Macelleria Gelateria has Brisbane covered during the coronavirus chaos. You can now order from Uber Eats and Deliveroo your go-to flavour of gelato, sorbet, shakes and cakes. Explore their menu and go on and treat yourself!"

"The Pancake Manor is housed in a church building, formerly St Luke’s Cathedral, that was built in 1904. This detailed brick building with its magnificent arches and roof and stained glass windows make it a fun and quirky setting for a pancake restaurant. The Pancake Manor is open 24 hours a day and serves both sweet and savoury food, with a dedicated children’s menu to please the littlies."

"Pancake cravings always seem to hit after midnight and the pancake Manor has every option under the sun to satisfy the quintessential late-night food craving. Located conveniently in the Brisbane CBD in what was previously a church building, the restaurant offers the perfect mix of contemporary vibes and old school charm. They also offer gluten-free pancakes."

"An oldie but a goodie, The Pancake Manor has been serving up fun pancake treats – both sweet and savoury – since us parents were wee tackers. And they’re still magnificent. They’ve got a zillion different variations on the simple pancake – plus they cater for gluten-free and vegan requirements."

"You will definitely want to taste some of this multi-award winning gelato. With over 40 ever-evolving hand-crafted flavours, you will be hard pressed to choose just one. Perhaps you’ll opt for one of Milani’s amazing sundae creations such as Death by Chocolate or Tiramisu Delight."

"Go there after dinner and you will be lucky to find a table – find yourself in this situation however, and you can always get a takehome tub."

"Milano Gelateria is a sweet addition to Stones Corner serving award-winning gelato and sorbet from a tiny shopfront on Logan Road."

"The contemporary Australian menu at The Summit Restaurant & Bar makes the most of Queensland’s seasonal delights, and the view over the spread of Brisbane from the CBD to the bay is memorable."

"Eat Street Northshore is a complete sensory overload with neon lights, live music acts, delicious smells and a wide variety of street food from around the world. A magical fairyland world of street food set in converted shipping containers on a disused wharf, Eat Street Northshore is a must for lovers of good food & entertainment taking place every Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. You will be overwhelmed with over 70 food and beverage outlets to choose from, in addition to the four stages with 19 different bands on show and roving performers."

"The Eat Street Markets, famous for their river views and yummy foods. You can’t go wrong with over 180 shipping containers filled with different cuisines and entertainment!. Bring along the family (maybe a date if you’re lucky) and tuck into some nibbles and enjoy the scenery."

"What:Located on a disused shipping container wharf, each container has its own unique sensory delight. From boutique beer, to international cuisine and wacky but wonderful desserts, this market is ideal for the street food fan."

"It is the major regional shopping centre here in Queensland. At present, it has 360 stores and services inside. Truly, you are in for an enjoyable and comfortable shopping experience here every time you visit."

"From food and fashion, to arts, artisan produce and farm-fresh ingredients, Brisbane is home to some of Australia’s best markets. It feels like every day of the week, there is somewhere new to discover, from pop-up markets to twilight markets, local farmers’ markets and food trucks. We recommend the Brisbane City Markets, the Brisbane Powerhouse Markets and the Collective Markets on the South Bank."

"It could only be KushiMaru throwing epic hot grilled skewers on the flame. In a prime spot in the heart of Brisbane, this culinary gem serves traditional Japanese dishes within a relaxed but fun atmosphere with little Maneki-neko (Japanese lucky cats) waving on. Slide into a booth, pop up on a bar stool (great for a quick bite for one at lunchtime) or grab a table with a live view into the open kitchen."

"Having displayed innovative pieces of art from the three windows of her gallery on Brunswick Street for eighteen years, Jan Murphy has solidly established herself as one of the leading names on the city’s art scene. Inside the gallery, each of said windows frames an exhibition space where both emerging and established artists have been put in the spotlight and introduced to Brisbane’s audience. Here, a deep commitment to Australian contemporary art has brought together the colorful curves of Kirra Jamison, the powerful portraits of Ben Quilty, the abstracts and animate pictures of Rhys Lee along with many others."

"If you’re looking to add something very special to your collection, the Jan Murphy Gallery is not to be missed. With over 20 years of experience, this carefully curated gallery offers regular exhibitions and sales of top-tier contemporary Australian art to their patrons. Showcasing established and emerging artists from across the nation, be sure to mark this gallery as a must-do when you’re ready to surround yourself with beauty and creativity."

"A commercial gallery showcasing art work by emerging and established artists from around Australia. The Jan Murphy Gallery celebrated its 18th ..."

"Metro Arts is a solid institution in the Brisbane art scene. The space opened in 1981, and over the years has evolved to reflect the needs of the artists and the community. It's a space for expression and risk, exhibiting bold local contemporary art and facilitating a range of other creative outlets including workshops, seminars and performance."

"Metro Arts is a multi–artform incubator and site for experimentation, supporting and developing independent artists through a platform of space, mentoring, ..."

"Wreckers Artspace is a not-for-profit project space established in 2017 to support emerging, experimental and non-commercial art practices. Wreckers offers studios, ..."