Monthly Archives: June, 2012
. Marinara .
A friend of mine described Marinara in Paddington as one of her best italian-restaurant experiences. This place has only been open for a few months – it doesn’t even have a website … Continue reading
share plates & dates at . The Lark Food & Drink .
I had always pictured The Lark as this dark, cosy, little nook of exclusivity with men sipping port and ladies nursing G&Ts. Looks can be pleasantly deceiving as this restaurant … Continue reading
let’s get tiki . Alfred & Constance .
I was lucky enough to be invited to a private cocktail taste-testing event in the lead up to Constance Street’s newest restaurant, Alfred & Constance, scheduled for an August opening. The newest … Continue reading
awww.. . Shucked .
Did you know that you can ‘shuck’ coffee beans? I didn’t. When I’d first heard of ‘Shucked’, I was picturing fresh oysters and lemon on a crisp bed of ice … Continue reading
emporium vs. south bank . Ginga .
Your experience at Ginga will definitely depend on which restaurant you decide to visit – Emporium or South Bank. In terms of food, sushi trains are either good or bad with … Continue reading
. Little Greek Taverna .
A busy restaurant is a good sign and Little Greek Taverna, on the corner of Browning and Boundary Streets in West End, is no exception. Great for a casual lunch/dinner date … Continue reading
sweet nothings . Freestyle Toút .
If you’ve lived in Brisbane you’re guaranteed to have visited or at least heard of Freestyle Toút – a long standing dessert haven (since 1996!), once present in Rosalie and West … Continue reading
jaded by . Jade Buddha .
Fancy a cocktail? Jade Buddha’s the place. Fancy some food? Maybe head somewhere else first. Jade Buddha, located on Eagle Street Pier, is open for lunch and dinner but serves … Continue reading
