Caxton street & the barracks:
Eat & drink
Dine out where sport, history and culture intermingle at the intersection of Caxton Street and The Barracks, Brisbane’s inner-city precinct of Paddington and Petrie Terrace. Perfectly positioned to tempt sports fans and concertgoers flocking to Suncorp Stadium, Caxton Street exudes an energetic vibe. It’s the gathering place for hundreds of revellers who turn up for rugby league, rugby union or soccer matches and stay for the fine dining, casual eateries, craft beer bars and classic pubs.
Fine dining
If Spanish tapas and entremeses are more your culinary style, stroll over to Moda, which is located inside one of the heritage-listed buildings in The Barracks. Combining inspired Iberian cuisine with boutique wines, Moda offers a unique Spanish and Catalan dining experience that spans tapas, brasa grill and bar bites.
For classic yet refined Australian dining, Black Hide Steakhouse is ready to serve excellence. Showcasing the freshest produce and high quality, award-winning steak in an elevated setting, Black Hide Steakhouse is a must-visit.
Pub classics
A hit with the younger crowd, The Lord Alfred Hotel is a venue with versatility where you can grab a feed at Alfred's Bar on Caxton, The Quarterdeck, The Brasserie and The Verandah Bar aka the balcony bar upstairs.
Also close to Suncorp Stadium, The Caxton Hotel is one of Brisbane’s oldest licensed premises, dating back to 1864. The Caxton boasts four state-of-the-art bars, including the renowned Cauldron Bar and award-winning Char Grill & Terrace Bar plus the Street Café.
Casual bistros
The Barracks precinct is home to exclusive specialty shops and multicultural restaurants, making it the perfect place to treat your taste buds or pick up something unique. Experience French Vietnamese cuisine at Libertine restaurant and bar, modern pan-Chinese at Uncle Wang Chinese restaurant and bar, Latin American-fusion dishes at Pilgrim by Fogata and bistro faves at Tiger Eye Bar.
