
Kenjin
Japanese, Restaurant, Bar
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Fortitude Valley can carry an evening well beyond the first table. James Street pairs shopping with Greek, Thai and Italian dining, while the lanes around Brunswick and Duncan Streets offer a different rhythm. The neighbourhood has room for a long lunch, a quick plate and a bar afterwards. Choose the part of the Valley that suits the night, then let dinner give it a proper beginning.
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Japanese, Restaurant, Bar
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French, French restaurant, Cafe, Restaurant
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American, Restaurant
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Modern Japanese, Cocktail, Restaurant, Cocktail Bar
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Traditional restaurant, Restaurant
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Food Court
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Italian, Restaurant
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Wine Bar, Bar
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Chinese, Malaysian, Takeaway, Restaurant
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Brunch, Thai, Coffee, Cafe
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Restaurant, Bar, Bakery, Wine Bar, Cocktail Bar, Dessert
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Vietnamese, Restaurant, Takeaway
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Modern Australian, Restaurant, Wine Bar
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Italian, Restaurant
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Japanese, Restaurant
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Mexican, Restaurant, Takeaway
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Coffee, Cafe
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Japanese, Restaurant, Fine Dining
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Chinese, Cantonese, Restaurant
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Modern Australian, French, Restaurant
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Italian, Restaurant
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Brewery
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Japanese, Restaurant, Bar
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West End brings café mornings, Greek tables and Sardinian cooking into the same neighbourhood, with plenty of reasons for lunch to run a little longer.
Fish Lane and South Bank put dinner within reach of galleries, theatre and the river, making South Brisbane a natural place to build an evening around food.

Sunnybank’s shopping precincts reward a food-first visit, with Chinese and Korean cooking, noodle bowls and rice meals giving everyone a reason to join.

Given and Latrobe Terraces wind past Queenslander cafés, Italian tables and neighbourhood bars, giving Paddington a meal worth taking uphill.

Teneriffe’s old woolstores and river edge set the scene for coffee, pizza and a longer lunch, with the waterfront close enough for a walk afterwards.