Brisbane's best brunch spots

16 FEBRUARY 2026

Whether you live in Brisbane or are visiting, it’s easy to agree that Brisbane’s café culture is unlike anywhere else. It could be the dreamy sunrises, the enviable climate and the sound of native birds chattering, or the delicious aromas wafting from our favourite cafes, but there are plenty of brunch spots scattered across our city worth getting out of bed for.

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Inner City

Industry Beans, Newstead

The seasonal brunch menus at Industry Beans are carefully considered to ensure no flavour combination is lacking the ‘wow’ factor.

Buttery Boy, Fortitude Valley

Did somebody say giant pancakes? Buttery Boy's signature butterycakes will have you dreaming of their fluffy goodness for weeks after you visit.

Felix for Goodness, Brisbane City

Felix for Goodness brings wholesome all-day brunch to Brisbane City with fresh seasonal produce and creative twists on Aussie classics. Expect quality ingredients, generous portions, and the kind of nourishing food that actually fuels your day.

The Green, Fortitude Valley

Deep and rich Middle Eastern flavours are felt throughout every breakfast dish served at The Green, from savoury to sweet and everything in between.

So What Stereo, Fortitude Valley

Think vinyl, funky furniture and a Thai brunch menu set to take you on a culinary journey like no other cafe. This unique spot is one of Brisbane’s coolest, retro cafes. 

 

Northern Suburbs

Farmhouse, Kedron

Farmhouse is a family-owned produce store and community store in the leafy Northside Brisbane suburb of Kedron. Almost everything on the menu at Farmhouse has been lovingly sourced from local and regional producers, dairy farmers and local farms. The result is a feel-good brunch experience that also feels indulgent.

The Brass, Hendra

Quaint cottage cafe meets sophistication at The Brass. With emerald green weather boards and gold accents, this spot is sure to elevate your brunch experience.

Myrtle & Blossom, Sandgate

A family business started from sharing their passion and now sharing fresh and seasonal produce in every single plate served and coffee poured.

Pancha, Hamilton

Find all your brunch favourites at Pancha, but not as you know them. With generous servings, bold flavours and aesthetic platings, you’ll want to take a pic before you indulge.

Southern Suburbs

Morning After, West End

Breakfast carbonara – the only two words we need to hear. Morning After know how to effortlessly deal with your hangovers, balancing a menu of cheeky treats and healthy eats.

The Twin, West End

On the corner of Vulture St and Hardgrave Rd, The Twin will have you wanting to book a follow-up brunch visit to enjoy its delicious deli-style sandwiches made on fresh, house-baked bread. Pick up a sweet drink from their delicious juice range too.

Picnic Cafe, West End

West End's newest go-to at West Village, Picnic Cafe, delivers delicious breakfast, brunch and lunch with a twist. With views overlooking the village green, the airy, green and bright cafe is aesthetic both in style and the menu. Try the signature Wagyu Scotch Egg or highly recommended Pork Bulgogi Benny.

Cordeaux Social Club, West End

Previously home to Alberto’s Shot Espresso Bar, Cordeaux Social Club is a welcome addition to the West End brunch scene, serving up deli-style sandwiches and lunch plates all day. Stay for a little longer and you can enjoy a curated wine list and snacks for the perfect night out.

The Little Dreamer Café, Calamvale

Join the cult following at The Little Dreamer Café and explore its extensive range of bites. We’re talking two-level breakfast boards, fairy floss-topped red velvet pancakes and pork belly benedict. Bring along your four-legged friend and snap a cute selfie in the flower-adorned venue.

Tom’s Kitchen, West End

Discover unique, stand out flavours for your brunch at Tom’s Kitchen, from sandos, classics with a twist and unheard-of dishes, this vibey cafe is your next stop.

Eastern Suburbs

The Smug Fig, Stones Corner

In its new Jeavons Lane home, the ever-popular The Smug Fig serves up all kinds of social media-worthy brunches including always-changing French toast creations.

Jam Pantry, Greenslopes

With an all-day breakfast menu on offer, you’re sure to spot Jam Pantry on your next Logan Road drive, perched off the busy road as the cutest café on the corner!

Frenchies Cafe, Wynnum

Bring your pup to the pet-friendly Frenchies Cafe for your mid-morning coffee and fuel up.

Snug, Coorparoo

Snug is a cosy-chic neighbourhood café serving up Korean-inspired bites and delicious coffee.

Western Suburbs

Anouk, Paddington

Housed in a historic building, Anouk plays up the French influence in its styling. Drop by for a simple feed or something fancy, like its ricotta doughnuts.

Chapter IV, Paddington

Go for the views, stay for the food. Chapter IV is set in an old Queenslander building that has views overlooking leafy Rosalie and the city.

Riser, Toowong

Tucked down a suburban street and shelter by leafy palms, café-come-bakery, Riser, serves up delicious house-baked bread, pastries and brunch classics.

Naim, Paddington

A favourite for its gorgeous plant-based menu and Middle Eastern-inspired fare, Naim puts an interesting spin on all it does.

Gramps, Red Hill

Gramps keeps it easy with a sweet suburban setting and a simple menu of homemade brunch-time eats. Perfect!

Wild Canary, Brookfield

Passionate about using local produce, Wild Canary sources produce from nearby farmers and the kitchen team dedicates its time and talent to making the dishes shine.

Method to the Madness, Kenmore

If you aren’t afraid of trying something a little out of the ordinary, using spices such as sumac, harissa and tamarind to elevate your morning then Method to the Madness is your next brunch spot.

Goodfolk, Bardon

Find cosy vibes, food and coffee at Goodfolk, where you are guaranteed to have a delicious brunch and speciality coffee to soothe the soul.

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