Monthly Digest: Brisbane’s New Restaurants, Cafes, & Bars To Dig Into
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By Style Journos | 13th June 2025With Brisbane fast becoming the ultimate foodie hotspot, it’s hard to keep up with where to try next…the list just keeps growing! Not that we’re complaining. In fact, we love it so much that we’ve done all the guesswork for you and rounded up this month’s hottest new openings.
Get booking, folks – incredible dishes await!
JUNE
Queen Amann Bakery
Say bonjour to the crown jewel of French bakehouses, coming soon to Bowen Hills. Specialising in the Breton-born ‘kouign amann’ pastry, Queen Amann Bakery is bringing French flair, flaky perfection, and a dash of fashionable drama to Brisbane’s pastry scene. Fashion and travel influencer Larry Lim has teamed up with the masterminds behind Sprout Artisan Bakery to deliver indulgent delights with a modern twist to the King Street community – oui oui!
Idle
James St’s cult-favourite bakery is no more – say goodbye to Agnes Bakery and hello to Idle, Anyday’s first-ever cafe. Born during the pandemic and beloved ever since, Agnes is handing over the baton to a bigger, better venue just down the road. Opening soon in New Farm, Idle will serve as a bakery, market, and neighbourhood kitchen. The vibes? Still very much for the cool crowd. Stay tuned.
Sushi Room
Sushi Room, Brisbane’s ultra-cool Japanese fine diner, is back — and better than ever. Fresh from a sleek renovation, it’s now bigger, bolder, and a touch more spontaneous, thanks to a moody new bar space where walk-ins are welcome for a quick sip and roll. Curious? Dive into the details here.
MAY
Last night we checked out the Erewhon of Brisbane, Evra Market’s new sister venue, Evra Restaurant. It was modern Australian, farm-to-table dining at its finest. #fyp #brisbane #brisbanefood #erewhon
Tama Supper Club
Think dinner. Think drinks. Now think more. Tama Supper Club has refined itself and totally raised the bar for Brisbane’s late-night scene – and we’re absolutely here for it. Nestled just off the James Street strip, Tama is what happens when sleek dining collides with the after-hours energy you usually have to fly to Melbourne (or New York) to find. It’s giving late-night luxury and it’s about damn time. Tables become dancefloors and the sax goes wild, text your groupchat and book a table stat. Read more here.
Palais
Looking for a late-night escape where the cocktails sparkle, the music pulses, and the dance floor beckons? Well, you’re in luck, because Brisbane’s nightlife has just entered a dazzling new era with the opening of Palais at Cloudland. Reimagined and ready to shine on the Mezzanine, this luxe midnight retreat overlooks the Cloudland Garden, a dimly lit, secluded bar space where glamour is a given, good times roll, and cocktails flow. Read all about it here.
APRIL
The Summit
The Summit restaurant has a fresh new outlook – a reinvigorated venue that pairs contemporary Australian cuisine and native botanicals with the famous panoramic views atop Mount Coot-tha. Using locally sourced ingredients to craft a bold and thoughtful menu, The Summit pays homage to tradition while infusing innovation into every flavourful creation. Book a table and indulge in an elevated dining experience where taste truly reaches new heights.
The Beaumont Brisbane
The Beaumont Beer Garden is a Fortitude Valley icon, reimagined. Escape the city’s hustle and venture up to this rooftop haven, now buzzing with fresh energy, vibrant drinks, and laid-back vibes. Soak up the sunshine, sip and savour a chilled afternoon of poolside memories with a beer in hand. Tuck into share plates with your mates, enjoy the DJ’s soundtrack echoing through the air, and raise a glass to the good life at The Beaumont.
MARCH
Donnie’s Brisbane
Suburban pizza joint? Tell me more! A New York-style pizza and cocktail bar has just opened up at Teneriffe, sandwiched between Zero Fox and Rita’s. Serving up laid-back vibes in its indoor and outdoor spaces, text the group chat and pull up a seat – this is your new neighbourhood go-to.
Wild Legs
Teneriffe’s vibrant scene just got even better with the arrival of Wild Legs, and locals couldn’t be more excited. This laid-back wine bar serves up an impressive selection of natural wines paired with clever, standout dishes. A sibling to the beloved Adela Wine Bar in Albion, Wild Legs has mastered the art of pouring the finest wines and creating a moody, ambient vibe. Nestled on Wyandra Street, the bar spills onto the street, buzzing with chatter from locals and wine enthusiasts alike.
