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The interiors at Gerard's in Brisbane, featuring a tree in the centre of the dining room and warm timber walls.

Gerard’s

This James Street stalwart brings centuries-old Levantine flavours into 2025. 
The light-filled dining room at August, Brisbane.

August

European-inspired plates and relaxed service inside a former house of worship. 
Locally sourced, upretentious and seasonal food is at the forefront at Gum Bistro.

Gum Bistro

This relaxed neighbourhood diner serves serious food from brunch to dinner.
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The 10-seat counter welcomes diners in for an intimate experience.

Joy

An elusive seat at Sarah Baldwin’s coveted counter is worth the effort. 
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Old-school charm greets diners at Pilloni.

Pilloni

Disarmingly good Italian food executed with a regional twist.
A wooden tray displaying cuts of raw fish, skilfully prepared by the chefs at Sushi Room, Brisbane.

Sushi Room

Precise technique in luxury surrounds on the ground floor of The Calile Hotel.
A candid photo of Agnes in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane. The picture shows diners and waitresses moving about.

Agnes

The flames – and new ideas – keep burning bright at Brisbane’s temple of fire.
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Chefs behind the pass in the moody interior of Brisbane restaurant Essa

Essa

This ever-consistent wood-fired favourite brings playfulness to fine dining.
Chef-owner Tim Scott at work in the kitchen at Exhibition, Brisbane.

Exhibition

Tim Scott and his team showcase skill and artistry across more than 20 courses.
Hong Kong inspired dishes at Central Brisbane

Central

An underground dumpling bar and restaurant is bringing the flavours and energy of Hong Kong to Brisbane’s CBD, writes ELLIOT BAKER.
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Prawns on white plate.

Bosco

Inside a dark industrial warehouse, a veteran restaurateur is highlighting bread and open-fire Mediterranean cooking, writes ELLIOT BAKER.