West End is the ultimate hub of bohemian style and culture and is situated on the city fringe and right on the doorstep of South Brisbane’s cultural area.
This tasteful ethnic entertainment and dining precinct is the perfect place to unwind after a hard week at work or even on those lazy Sunday afternoons.
With flair and personality plus, this distinctive dining destination offers all that food lovers could wish for. Pull up a chair or plump up a cushion at the somewhat alternative Three Monkeys – order a simple meal or one of their indulgent milkshakes and play a quiet game of chess. Three Monkeys, with its laidback atmosphere, is also the perfect place to read a book or have a good laugh with some close friends.
This tasteful ethnic entertainment and dining precinct is the perfect place to unwind.Or for the more energetic, take a sip of the high life and dance the night away at West End’s funky jazz bar and restaurant, Satchmo’s. Experience the ultimate in live music and chat to friendly staff, whose enthusiasm is sure to put a smile on your face.
Tukka, previously known as Cumquats, is ideal for those wanting an authentic Australian dining experience. Try game meats, native berries, dips and cheeses and treat yourself to top Queensland and Australian wines.
Mondo Organics, Brisbane’s leader in organic cuisine, is perfect if you’re looking for a cleansing dining alternative. It serves up a smorgasbord of mostly organic meals, wines, take-away meals and lovely sorbets at decent prices.
Sunday breakfasts at Tongue & Groove are to die for and come complete with live but chilled-out tunes.
The Gun Shop Café – a gun shop in its former life as the name suggests – is also a must for breakfast. Equally yummy however is the dinner-time nosh – tasty modern Australian treats.
