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Hellenika has reopned at The Caile Hotel.

James Street superstar Hellenika reopens after a quick-fire refurb

It’s still the same 1000-punter a day affair, but it’s what’s changed under the skin that counts at one of the city’s best Greek restaurants.

  • Matt Shea

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Kingsfood owner Robin Yu.

Kingsfood, an iconic Chinese restaurant in Brisbane’s south

It burns through three woks a week – but such is life when you serve 600 diners a day. Here’s what keeps dedicated locals coming back again and again… and again.

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The Gatsby

Historic GPO finally reborn as a $9 million food and drink precinct

The Fortitude Valley icon features three venues, a 600-piece chandelier, a 400-bottle back bar, and a 1700-bottle wine cellar.

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Flying Colours.

Super whatnow? Flying Colours by Super Whatnot crew brings new palette

Look for the Vulture Street warehouse. There, you’ll find wines on tap, a plant-lined beer garden and a menu co-created by one of Brisbane’s best chefs.

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Gerard’s Bistro on James Street in Fortitude Valley will close for renovations.

One of Brisbane’s most celebrated restaurants is closing – temporarily

You have just a week to dine in its celebrated dining room before it receives a major facelift from a gun local designer.

  • Matt Shea
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Peter Hollands in a laneway off Elizabeth Street in Brisbane, where he will open Alice in mid-September.

Bourbon-fuelled dive cocktail bar coming soon to a Brisbane basement

Hidden in a basement down a CBD laneway and soundtracked by a jukebox spinning 80s tunes, it will stay open to 3am, seven days a week.

  • Matt Shea
Corner Deli at Woolloongabba in Brisbane. Story Matt Shea

One of Woolloongabba’s top eateries launches upscale sandwich joint

The Clarence team is slapping together venison Reubens, blood pudding and fried egg rolls, and a roasted pumpkin sando crammed full of stracciatella and pesto.

  • Matt Shea
Super Whatnot, the Brisbane city bar, before it closed in early 2023.

Super Whatnot crew hope latest bar passes with Flying Colours

They’re transforming a two-storey warehouse into a destination for wine, produce-driven snacks and music.

  • Matt Shea
Ruby, My Dear – a friendly, casual listening bar – has just opened in Newstead.

Newstead’s latest hangout is a vinyl bar with bites, booze and beats

The Coppa Spuntino team hits the right note with their Japanese-inspired listening bar, Ruby, My Dear, a funky addition to Newstead’s evolving dining scene.

  • Matt Shea
Renders show an immaculate art deco-inspired space that will feature double-storey windows, stacks of marble and stone, soft furnishings and custom chandeliers.

First look at GPO’s spectacular $9 million rejuvenation

Renders show sumptuous art deco-inspired design elements, a restored vault and a glass wine cellar with room for 1500 bottles. Here’s what else to expect.

  • Matt Shea

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