Best Family Restaurants in Ipswich

"Victoria Park Bistro is a family friendly destination in one of Brisbane’s busiest lifestyle precincts, with plenty of dining options to suit foodies, situated just 2km from the Brisbane CBD and open 7 days a week. And what’s best is they have an on-site Kids Playground and weekend games area with a jumping castle for kids to enjoy. Enjoy a relaxed family breakfast, lunch or dinner in the delightful alfresco setting."

"Whether you’re looking for a kid-friendly breakfast or lunch, the Victoria Park Bistro can deliver. To start the day right, kids can enjoy classic brekky options like bacon and eggs, avocado toast, pancakes, or hash browns, with prices ranging from only $10 to $12. As for lunch, the selection is even more diverse."

"This New Farm local is the OG of American places in Brisbane. Previously called Blue Smoke, it’s been dishing up authentic BBQ from their wood-fired grill since 2006. This is one of the few places that do ribs like they do in Texas – with plenty of smoky flavour and a sauce that’s not too sweet."

"It's not named Australia's #1 boutique burger brand for no reason!. Milky Lane are open and they're here for you, offering takeaway orders (most preferred for them), delivery orders (on Deliveroo and UberEats for most stores) and you can even buy a gift voucher to support them. Munch on some of their mouth-watering burgers all in the comfort of your own home."

"Sushi Kiyo of East Brisbane also has a wide menu for families to embrace, with plates starting from only $3.50 each. Parents and children can sink their teeth into salmon, tuna, avocado, or prawn mini rolls, as well as larger rolls, nigiri, ship, and rice paper rolls. To see a full menu or to plan your visit, consider getting in touch with the venue."

"Sooo Sweet is a little hidden gem just outside the city is the perfect spot for a sweet tooth’s fix. With a huge assortment of Middle Eastern and Mediterranean sweet pastries, you’ll probably spend a good half hour just trying to figure out which ones to try. Perfectly cooked Baklava, Turkish delight, ice cream and biscuits are just some of the treats you’ll find at one of the best cake shops in Brisbane."

"It is the largest Council owned bushland site on the Brisbane River and is an important asset for the south east Queensland region's nature conservation. Visitors to the reserve can enjoy bushwalks, horse riding, picnics, a kick and play area, barbecues and access to toilets."