
Halims Indian Taj Restaurant
Indian, Restaurant
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Paddington puts a little hill between you and the ordinary café stop. Given and Latrobe Terraces run past old Queenslanders and shopfronts, with breakfast, Italian cooking and Middle Eastern flavours among the reasons to sit down. Coffee fits naturally between the shops, but the neighbourhood has enough appetite for a longer lunch. A verandah or courtyard gives the afternoon somewhere comfortable to settle.
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Italian, Restaurant
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Coffee, Thai, Cafe, Bakery, Takeaway, Restaurant
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Cocktail, Bar
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James Street’s polished dining and the Valley’s busy lanes give Fortitude Valley a generous range, from a considered lunch to dinner before the music.

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.

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.