Best Dinner Places to Eat in Brisbane City

"Inspired by some of the most luxurious and famous party bars across the world, Eleven Rooftop Bar is a laidback venue by day that transforms into a lively dinner restaurant by nightfall. As the stars come out, the music begins, and Eleven evolves once more into an energetic club-style bar. Dine on exquisite dishes such as oysters, beef tataki or spiced lamb shoulder before fetching your dancing shoes and a cocktail."

"Set high above the Brisbane skyline this is definitely a cool place to chill out, have a drink and look at the scenery both outside in inside the bar. Eleven is 25 stories above the rest of the nightlife below on Ann Street. This is a laid-back venue for those who are hard to impress."

"Facing the busy streets of Milton, Deer Duck Bistro invites you to quite the opposite – an experience of elegance and style. Inside, Deer Duck Bistro will not disappoint with their vintage decor and renowned modern degustation menu. Inviting guests with a twist of fine dining meals accompanied by well-thought out wine pairings to enhance the seasonal flavours presented ever so delightful."

"Bringing fine dining class to the Brisbane dessert restaurant scene, Dear Duck Bistro doesn’t just dole out sugary goods- they create art. The Mango Parfait erupts out of a bowl of smoke as it cools on your table. These meals are stunning and almost too pretty to eat."

"Looking out into the scenic Brisbane Rivers and set amid Stamford’s tropical gardens, The Brassie offers the perfect al fresco dining experience. Above and beyond the picturesque view is their well-famed seafood buffet, where can indulge yourself with mountainous amounts of fresh crabs, prawns, mussels, oysters, and fish. The buffet is on Friday and Saturday only."

"Brisbane foodies say bon appetit to French fare at Ma Petite Cuisine food trailer. With a permanent spot at Boundary Street Markets in West End on Friday and Saturday, this bright yellow mobile restau..."

"The Artist Cafe & Manach Gallery is a surprising green oasis in Mitchelton, located in the historic Salvation Army Church"

"Address: 1 Wickham Terrace, Spring Hill, Brisbane, Queensland (QLD), 4000, Australia Tel: +61 (0)7 3236 3692 All Saints Church is to be found within the Fortitude Valley area and is full of historic features. Dating back to the mid-19th century, All Saints is an Anglican church and still features regular parish services every Sunday. Open hours: hours vary Admission: free"

"The present Anglo-Catholic church was opened in 1869, replacing the earlier structure of 1862. The church is in nineteenth century gothic revival style, with a rare hammer-beam roof and historic organ built in London in 1873 for Brisbane’s first cathedral."

"All Saints Anglican Church is a well-known and must-visit church. You can find this heritage-listed church in the city of Brisbane, specifically in Spring Hill. It was first founded in 1862."

"Lang Park, also known as Suncorp Stadium, is a major sports stadium and is considered the best rectangular stadium in Australia. It was established in 1914 on the site of a former cemetery. The stadium hosts mainly rugby league and football, and is a venue of the State of Origin."

"Address: 78 Musgrave Road, Red Hill, Brisbane, Queensland (QLD), 4059, Australia Tel: +61 (0)7 3369 5351 St. Brigid's Catholic Church is situated to the west of central Brisbane and dates back to the early 1900s. Featuring stunning, red-brick architecture, an enormous interior and classical features, St. Brigid's has regular masses during the week. Open hours: hours vary Admission: free"

"What better way to admire a colourful sunset over the city than with a stroll among the Brisbane River?. South Bank is home to an ever-extending water-front walking trail worth experience for yourself. From here, families can come together, walk along the river, admire different angles of Brisbane’s cityscape, and admire the bustling heart of the city from afar."