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.
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Sign upIt 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.
The Fortitude Valley icon features three venues, a 600-piece chandelier, a 400-bottle back bar, and a 1700-bottle wine cellar.
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.
You have just a week to dine in its celebrated dining room before it receives a major facelift from a gun local designer.
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.
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.
They’re transforming a two-storey warehouse into a destination for wine, produce-driven snacks and music.
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.
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.