NAMED: Brisbane’s best restaurant
With its unique blend of impeccable service, distinctively dark and moody fit-out, innovative and on-trend drinks list and fire-fuelled cookery, this clever restaurant has just been named the city’s best.
With its unique blend of impeccable service, distinctively dark and moody fit-out, innovative and on-trend drinks list and fire-fuelled cookery, this clever restaurant has just been named the city’s best.
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