Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Brisbane City

"If you haven’t been to George’s for the half-price seafood lunch, then you must be new to Brisbane. Classic Greek dishes sit alongside the extensive seafood menu, so there is really no excuse to only have a single course. On a clear day, the view across the river to the Story Bridge is what #nofilter magic is made of."

"Just minutes from the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, George’s Paragon on Eagle Street Pier offers a seafood restaurant oasis perched beside the Brisbane River. Dine alfresco by the water’s edge as all manne... "great selection of tap craft beers"

"Just minutes from the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, George’s Paragon on Eagle Street Pier offers a seafood restaurant oasis perched beside the Brisbane River. Dine alfresco by the water’s edge as all manne... "city dining destination."

"As Brisbane’s oldest established restaurant, Gambaro has been a Caxton Street icon since 1953. This is the perfect spot for a wine-fuelled seafood feast after a game at Suncorp Stadium, and your out-of-town guests will love a trip to the rooftop lounge for a dazzling view of Mt Coot-tha at sunset. A post shared by Gambaro Hotel (@gambarohotel) on Dec 20, 2016 at 3:39pm PST"

"Proving that pasta is not Italy’s only gastronomical highlight, Gambaro’s has been serving up award-winning Italian-skewed seafood for the past 60 years. Try the mud crab with smoked tomato butter or Moreton Bay bugs with grilled broccolini and lemon caper butter to sample the best of the menu. 33 Caxton St, Brisbane gambaro.com.au/gambaro-restaurant"

"The Gambaro family are a well-known dynasty in the Brisbane foodie scene. Originally starting with a humble fish and chip shop in the 1950s, they now run one of the top seafood restaurants in the state. The family’s Italian heritage shines through in their menu, with fresh seafood and classic Italian flavours on offer."

"If you prefer your seafood experience more hands-on, head down to St James Crabhouse and Kitchen at Kangaroo Point. Choose your crab (both Alaskan and local varieties on offer), pick your sauce (in punchy flavours such as New Orleans Cajun or Singapore chili) and grab a bib. The menu also features plenty of American soul food to fire up your tastebuds."

"Home to Alaskan crab dishes and local Queensland seafood, get your bib ready and be prepared to work for your tasty meal. Whether you’re cracking crabs or enjoying garlic prawns, St James Crabhouse and Kitchen is a casual seafood restaurant at Kangaroo Point. After you’ve eaten enough crab, head to the Story Bridge Hotel for a cleansing ale."

"First of all, I would like to note that New Chinese Garden does the best vegan Chinese food in the whole of Greater Brisbane. They have a huge vegan menu from which you can order all of the amazing dishes with vegan beef, chicken, duck, prawn or fish. Favorites include salt and pepper ‘prawns’, ‘duck’ in plum sauce and ‘chickn’ corn soup."

"Samford Seafood & Burger Bar is not just your average fish and chippery. Located on Samford’s main drag, the popular Brisbane establishment offers an enticing array of freshly caught sustainable seafo..."

"Catering to families of all ages, Victoria Park Bistro at Victoria Park Golf Complex offers family friendly alfresco dining at their hilltop venue and stunning views of the city across the rolling green golf courses. With a kid-friendly menu featuring delicious wood-fired pizzas and dozens of other yummy options, kids can also enjoy the on-site playground that includes a wooden cubbyhouse and farm tractor, as well as access to Victoria Park’s weekend kids’ games area, including GIANT games and a jumping castle. Of course, Victoria Park’s awesome putt putt mini golf course is also a lot of fun to play 9 or 18 holes before or after your meal (we suggest splitting it, and doing 9 before and 9 after!)."

"The perfect place to take the family for breakfast, lunch or dinner, Victoria Park offers so much more than just a meal. Aside from an extensive seasonal menu, pizza kitchen and rotisserie, there is also a playground, putt putt and a driving range to keep the kids busy. Not to mention the 18 hole public golf course."

"What better way to spend some quality time with your family at the end of a long week then dining together?. Greenbank’s Grange Seafood Buffet, only available on Friday and Saturday nights, may be the ideal choice for family gatherings. Here you are served with an exquisite range of seasonal seafood, including oysters, mussels, lemon steamed fish, and prawns."

"Queensland's most important heritage building, this 1862 showpiece was designed by estimable government architect Charles Tiffin as a residence for Sir George Bowen, Queensland’s first governor. The lavish innards were restored in 2009 and the property now offers free podcast and one-hour guided tours; the latter must be booked in advance. The first floor houses the William Robinson Gallery, dedicated to the great Australian artist and home to an impressive collection of his paintings, prints, drawings, sculpture and ceramics."

"When Queensland separated from New South Wales in 1859, it needed a new building to house its independent government. Today, you can learn about colonial life in Queensland by taking a tour of this building, Old Government House, and its grounds, including the drawing room, storeroom, and servant's hall. The museum also has a variety of historical artifacts, as well as video and multimedia exhibits."

"Within the Mount Coot-tha Botanic Gardens, the Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium is one of the city's hidden gems. The Cosmic Skydome, a 40-foot-diameter projection dome, is the main attraction, along with some interesting traditional displays and an observatory. The planetarium's namesake built Australia’s first astronomical observatory in Sydney and charted the Southern Hemisphere’s stars during the early 1800s."

"If your little ones are interested in all things astronomical, then this is the place for them. You can view regular shows in the Cosmic Skydome which are projected onto the dome.These shows are recommended for different age groups, so check that detail when deciding which show to go to. There is also the Galaxy Gift Shop where you can buy all things cosmic."

"Set your eyes to the skies at The Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium: the perfect place for the whole family to learn about stars, planets and all things space. Check out recreations of the night sky in the cosmic skydome, see fragments of asteroids and spacecraft models, and watch educational and entertaining feature shows."

"GOMA has recently celebrated its tenth year of being the most dynamic, innovative and exciting cultural and art space in Brisbane. Paired with the Queensland Art Gallery, it is located across two riverside buildings. The galleries present evolving programs of Australian and international exhibitions with a focus on contemporary art from Australia and the Asia Pacific."

"First up, we have the Gallery of Modern Art at the top of our list. You can find this art museum located in the South Bank of Brisbane, Queensland. It is part of the Queensland Cultural Centre."

"The Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) is one of Australia's most exciting and respected creative precincts. The complex spans two..."