Blue and white like the meeting of the Aegean Sea with the shore, blue and white like the houses of Santorini, blue and white like the tables and walls of George’s Paragon. The glistening Brisbane River and the Eagle Street Pier Markets set a delightful atmosphere whilst dining on this perfect Sunday afternoon. It was… Continue reading George’s Paragon Seafood Restaurant – CBD
In the upmarket and glossy Queens Plaza, this restaurant mimics Old Town China with its red lanterns, antique dark rosewood chairs and tables and grey stone cut floor. Being the only Queensland child and with its siblings spread across New South Wales, the hype has thrown the food-loving Brisbanites into a frenzy. Jelly, Sunjo, Pooch… Continue reading New Shanghai
Briskly walking along George St and surpassing a Blackstar Coffee Shop, I knew I was in the right place for a breakfast rendezvous with Pooch. Chapter Two Espresso is a bright and fresh cafe with a constant flow of caffeine-hungry customers, so be quick to the tables. Pooch ordered a Cappucino and a Breakfast Wrap of the… Continue reading Chapter Two Espresso
Polished floors, glass doors and white walls form the posh surroundings of Philip Johnson’s E’cco. As we were perusing the menu, a loud explosion broke the night’s tranquility. Tonight it was Brisbane’s inaugural Riverfire Festival, and with a close view of the Story Bridge, we excused our tables to watch the spectacular fireworks. We returned,… Continue reading E’cco – Brisbane
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