Brisbane’s Most Clicked New Openings Of 2024

This hole-in-the-wall dessert spot arrived to sate our winter sugar cravings with their design-your-own apple crumble pots.

It's a Harry Potter-themed cafe in leafy Samford—so of course it sent the whole of Brisbane into a tizzy.

Possibly the biggest opening of the year was this underground dumpling restaurant and bar from the Southside team.

After four long years of waiting, this Melbourne-born bakery opened in Newstead—and the queues were around the block.

A cafe dedicated entirely to giant hot cakes and boujee hot chocolates? It had around attention from the get-go.

Not just ny sushi restaurant, this Victorian-born Japanese spot arrived with the longest sushi train in the southern hemisphere.

Take an already decadent cookie and top it with sweet, creamy icing and you've got the main drawcard of this Newstead dessert spot.

A buzzing, Italian-inspired bakery from a seasoned hospitality duo, Cerin made waves with its cream-filled maritozzo.

Brisbane scored it's first cheese box bar this year and the excitement was real—design-your-own cheese boards? We're in.

Who doesn't love a cosy, dog-friendly cafe where you can order beautifully plated brunch dishes? We're not surprised Kevin made the list.

After years of whispered rumours, Supernormal finally opened in Brisbane this year, alongside Bar Miette, one of our favourite new spots for drink.

Sandwiches continued to capture our appetites this year, and Wilbur's brought them to the southside with their tiny corner store cafe.

Just when you thought Brisbane's ramen scene was complete, along comes Lulu with their chicken broth ramen.

French food—but make it modern and just FUN. That's the energy that Duck Fat brought to Newstead this year, from a team who wanted to mix things up.

This hole-in-the-wall spot is dedicated to fluffy, jiggly souffle pancakes, and we'd eat them daily if we could.

Joining the ranks of Gold Coast icons coming north, Two Yolks brought their egg and bacon-loaded buns to South Brisbane.

Toby's Estate's first Queensland flagship is an 11 out of 10 on the cool scale, with impressive interiors worthy of the iconic brand.

Four kitchens, one restaurant—Mr Duncan's arrived to shake up our usual dining experience, and they're doing it in style.

Hamilton's new breakfast spot is worth travelling for, pairing river views with brunch dishes like tiramisu overnight oats and smooth coffees.

The Eagle Street Pier steak spot was reborn on James Street, in a lavish venue with multiple private dining rooms.