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Best of Brisbane 2021: Top 10 brunch destinations revealed

We asked you to nominate and vote for where to find Greater Brisbane’s best brunches and we have our winners! SEE THE LIST HERE!

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As the weather cools down, nothing says comfort like a delicious hot brunch with no prep work and no dishes to do once you’ve eaten.

We asked you to nominate and vote for the cafe you think cooks and serves up the best brunch in Greater Brisbane and we can now reveal our winners!

10. Ninebar + Kitchen, Coorparoo

198 Old Cleveland Rd, Coorparoo

ninebarandkitchen.com

Instagram: @ninebarandkitchen

After winning the Southside’s favourite brunch spot, Ninebar + Kitchen has also been voted one of Greater Brisbane’s very best.

The cafe known for their great Fonzie Abbott coffees and beautiful location has a fantastic all day breakfast and lunch menu.

For something on the sweeter side of life, their weekend specials often feature something like next-level pancakes or french toast. Their range of beautiful salads like their Harissa Spiced Chicken or Salmon Nicoise Salad are great health-conscious options.

Of course, you’ll also be able to order all your favourite menu items like eggs benny, acai bowls, Ninebar’s Brekkie Burger, and Big Breakfast whenever you want, which means you don’t have to give up your Saturday sleep-in.

The Banoffee French Toast at Ninebar + Kitchen was one of the cafe's scrumptious weekend specials. Picture: Ninebar + Kitchen
The Banoffee French Toast at Ninebar + Kitchen was one of the cafe's scrumptious weekend specials. Picture: Ninebar + Kitchen

9. Willes Fine Foods, Bulimba

153 Oxford St, Bulimba

Instagram: @willesfinefoods

A true Bulimba establishment, this family owned and operated cafe on Oxford Street has been serving up great food and drink to people all around Greater Brisbane for over 30 years, so it comes as no surprise they’re one of the city’s favourite places to go for brunch any day of the week.

With friendly service and some of the most affordable and delicious meals around, whether you’re after something light and easy or heavy and filling, there’s a brunch option for everybody.

Along with their popular $10 breakfast special, they’ve got loads of brunch options for just $12.50 like a breakfast wrap, savoury mince, lambs fry, or veggie stack. For something on the fuller side, try their Smoked Salmon or Mega Breakfast.

Willes' avocado with halloumi is a popular option for brunch-goers. Picture: Willes Fine Foods
Willes' avocado with halloumi is a popular option for brunch-goers. Picture: Willes Fine Foods

8. Little Black Pug, Mt Gravatt

6/1297 Logan Rd, Mount Gravatt

Instagram: @littleblackpug

There aren’t many cafes that leave you waiting in anticipation for next season’s menu like Little Black Pug does so, if you haven’t tried their latest range of delicious creations, you still have plenty of time to taste their awesome autumn menu.

The Little Black Pug team are all about keeping things fun and fresh, which means their menu items change to suit the fresh produce available and offer customers a chance to try something they’ve never tried before.

Amazing food is pairs well with an affordable coffee starting at $3.50, a pot of tea with unlimited hot water refills or one of their ‘Puggie Specialty’ drinks.

This cafe is fur baby friendly so you can enjoy brunch with the whole family.

Little Black Pug's Pugkora: Vegan pakora with raita, mango chutney, pickles and avocado. Picture: Little Black Pug
Little Black Pug's Pugkora: Vegan pakora with raita, mango chutney, pickles and avocado. Picture: Little Black Pug

7. Billykart, Annerly & West End

1 Eric Crescent, Annerly

billykart.com.au

Instagram: @billykart

Owned and operated by celebrity chef Ben O’Donoghue & De-arne Wicks, Billykart’s spectacular seasonal all-day menu has put them on the map as one of Brisbane’s best brunch hot spots.

Think house-made crumpets, loaded poached eggs with bacon jam and cheese sauce, twice baked goats curd soufflé‘s, and an array of gourmet sandwiches and burgers.

Not only are all their meals and counter goods freshly made in the restaurant, Billykart also creates their own butters, jams and condiments so you know you’re getting the good stuff.

Billykart's all-day brunch menu features their yummy loaded poached eggs. Picture: Billykart
Billykart's all-day brunch menu features their yummy loaded poached eggs. Picture: Billykart

6. Dovetail Social, Highgate Hill & Norman Park

49 Laura St, Highgate Hill

dovetailsocial.com.au

Instagram: @dovetailsocial

Tucked in the suburbs, Dovetail Social is absolute brunch heaven for anyone gluten-free and coeliac.

From classics like their Bacon and Egg Sandwich, Avo on Sourdough, Baked Eggs #7 to their special Adobo Bowl and Cochinta Pibil Tortilla, every dish on their menu can be made gluten-free.

If you’re not in the mood for a hot brunch, maybe one of the doughnuts or other homemade desserts from this Filipino-Australian cafe and bakery will tickle your fancy.

The Baked Eggs at Dovetail Social are their most popular brunch item. Picture: Dovetail Social
The Baked Eggs at Dovetail Social are their most popular brunch item. Picture: Dovetail Social

5. New Farm Deli & Cafe, New Farm

Shop 5 – 8, 900 Brunswick Street, New Farm

newfarmdeli.com.au

Instagram: @newfarmdeliandcafe

Friends and families love to gather at Merthyr Village’s New Farm Deli & Cafe for a lazy weekend brunch thanks to their warm atmosphere, great coffee and delectable menu.

Take a quick trip to Italy by ordering the Italiano, which includes prosciutto slices, fior di latte, fresh tomato, a drizzle of pesto and poached eggs with toasted ciabatta, or try The Sicilian Brekky that comes with morsels of Sicilian-style pork and fennel sausage sauteed with a delicious ‘caponata’ of roasted capsicum, onion, spinach & potato and is topped with poached eggs on toast.

Their extensive menu features many cafe classics with an Italian twist and is served with good old-fashioned quality service.

Fix yourself an Italian brunch from New Farm Deli. Picture: New Farm Deli
Fix yourself an Italian brunch from New Farm Deli. Picture: New Farm Deli

4. Farm House, Kedron

9 Somerset Rd, Kedron

farmhousekedron.com.au

Instagram: @farmhousekedron

One of Brisbane’s ultimate brunch destinations is the well-rounded Farm House in Kedron.

Their ethos revolves around supporting local farmers and fresh food producers.

Farm House strives to bring beautiful fresh food from farm to your table while keeping the integrity of the ingredients so that you and your loved ones have a memorable gastronomical experience whenever you dine with them.

Tasty brunch dishes at this local cafe include The Original Breakfast Gnocchi served with Farmhouse arrabiatta sauce, thick cut bacon, mild chilli, baby spinach, parmesan and a soft poached free range egg, their One Pan Ricotta Hotcake served with raspberry mascarpone, peach syrup, fresh berries, hazelnuts and mint, and their big Rouseabout Breakfast – crispy cheesy potato cake, bacon, fresh hollandaise, poached eggs, avocado and marinated mushrooms on single origin sourdough toast.

All their brunch dishes can be made vegetarian friendly with some also vegan friendly.

A Farm House Potato Cake to go. Picture: Farm House Kedron
A Farm House Potato Cake to go. Picture: Farm House Kedron

3. Dandelion & Driftwood, Hendra

20 Doncaster St, Hendra

dandeliondriftwood.com

Instagram: @dandeliondriftwood

This tea and coffee specialist has been voted one of Brisbane’s best brunch haunts and with its vibrant atmosphere, amazing service, superb food and drinks, it’s easy to see why.

For parties larger than one and wanting to have the ultimate brunch experience, the D&D Double Decker is a tower of pleasure that is double the fun with a mass of sweet and savoury goodies to be consumed. You’ll get corn and zucchini fritters, potato rostis, eggs of your choice, bacon, avocado, haloumi and rocket on toasted sourdough, as well as their signature sweet waffle with toasted macadamias, house-made caramel fudge sauce and vanilla bean ice-cream lightly dusted in sugar.

If you don’t intend on sharing, maybe The Drifter Woman – house-made potato rostis topped with onion marmalade and served with streaky bacon rashers, two eggs your way, fresh spinach and chives or the First Crack – savoury cheese and chive waffle served with bacon, grilled tomatoes, rocket, hickory smoked honey, cream cheese and chives is more your style.

Dandelion & Driftwood's gorgeous First Crack featuring a golden brown toasted signature cheese & chive savoury waffle. Picture: Dandelion & Driftwood
Dandelion & Driftwood's gorgeous First Crack featuring a golden brown toasted signature cheese & chive savoury waffle. Picture: Dandelion & Driftwood

2. Cafe Impero Central, Mt Gravatt

Unit 3/1395 Logan Rd, Mount Gravatt

Instagram: @cafe_impero_central

This Asian fusion cafe known how to do excellent food and when it comes to brunch, Brisbanites flock to this joint for a reliable and flavoursome feed.

Cafe Impero's doughnuts are made in-house and come in all kinds of flavours. Picture: Cafe Impero Central
Cafe Impero's doughnuts are made in-house and come in all kinds of flavours. Picture: Cafe Impero Central

1. Vic’s Place Cafe, Clayfield

262 Junction Rd, Clayfield

Instagram: @vicsplacecafe_

If you’re chasing a delicious brunch like no other, you better head to Vic’s Place in Clayfield who have won our search for Greater Brisbane’s best brunch.

Inspired by the flavours of the Middle East, on their menu you’ll find Za’atar wraps with yummy fillings, manoush pizzas, knefeh french toast, and ka’ak (Middle Eastern flatbread) sandwiches all baked in-house.

Named after her late father, Giulia Di-Leo opened Vic’s Place to bring something Brisbane’s Northside was missing, a cafe that truly stood out from the rest and brought new flavours to the palates of Brisbane locals, all while providing a wonderful dining experience where customers feel right at home.

Vic’s Place Cafe is the champion on our search for Greater Brisbane’s best brunch. Picture: Vic’s Place Cafe
Vic’s Place Cafe is the champion on our search for Greater Brisbane’s best brunch. Picture: Vic’s Place Cafe
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