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Gerties - great for Sunday afternoon quiet drink

Gerties on Brunswick Street is the perfect place to recover from a hectic weekend. Watching New Farm go by while drinking a great selection of wines.

Rics Bar

rICS BAR IN tHE ValLeY. BEST NIGHTS

Late night eats

If you want a bit more variety than a kebab or 24 hour mcdonalds:

Valley: (east of city) Mellino's cafe, "top end" of the Valley Mall, Italian City: Pancake manor, Charlotte st Treasury casino Petrie tce: (west of city) Harry's diner (known as greasy harrys), fast food.

Raw on Queen St

Very nice blend of di Bella (Queensland roasted) coffee, and highly qualified barristas with good service. Not open weekends unfortunately.

Emporium Bar

Great Red Chairs to sink into with a Champagne and catch up with friends.

Go to Mt. Coot-tha at sunset

If you can, go to Mt. Coot-tha in the late afternoon to watch the sun go down on the city. You get a spectacular view as the city lights up. Then have dinner at the Kuta Cafe or the more prestigious restaurant on the hill there.

Nice nook

Extract

Cafe in the ground floor of Anzac building on Adelaide St. You can chat quitely in the little nook of take yourself into the open area in the building foyer.

Great staff and atmosphere.

Anise restaurant, New Farm

Tiny restaurant serving great French bistro food. Ask the staff for wine recommendations - they'll offer a few suggestions and let you taste them. Great service, lovely food, good atmosphere. Highly recommended.

Little noodle bars in Fortitude Valley.

West End.

Mondo Organic.

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Lots of nice restaurants along Park Road at Milton

Harry's Fine Foods on petrie Terrace.

Aaaah yes, for that Caxton Hotel post piss-up craving for deep fried tucker, there's no place like Harry's, or The Windmill next door.

For some of the best Indian food, try Punjabi Palace in West End. The lamb korma and punjabi naan are to die for.

Try the Buffalo Club in the Valley if you want some molecular gastronomy, or Siam Sunset in Graceville for great and reasonably priced Thai.

Cha Cha Char is awesome if you're in the mood for a nice steak

Go for Verve Café, that is really awesome. Located on Edward St., it is central, and the food is awesome. A main is around $18, tho the fish of the day is around $25. I have had their risotto, Verve Lasagna, and the fish of the day (which was the best tuna I've ever had).

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Best place to go if you want a night out as a backpacker in Brissy.

Despite its violent moniker, this modern St Lucia fish and chippery has made a name for itself by attracting crowds from far and wide.

Not just about fish and chips the restaurant also serves up some super Greek and Asian seafood dishes. Plus if your still hungry you can finish off with some home-made Turkish delight.

Prices are quite affordable and is immensely popular with the local uni students.

Italian, with a modern Australian twist. Great place for Breakfast, Lunch or drinks at the bar.

One of the best steak restaurants in Brisbane, the only place I'll go to eat steak.

Best cocktails around, great hole in the wall type of bar.