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Here Are 7 Of The Best Sunday Roasts In Brisbane To Curb Your Cosy Cravings

Written by: Astrid Taemets

Few things are as comforting as a cosy dinner on a cold day, and with the temps getting lower across Brisbane/Meanjin, that’s just what these delicious eateries are offering to close out a long week.

From your fave pub to those family-friendly establishments, take it from us at Urban List and make a choice to ditch the dishes in pursuit of the perfect Sunday roast with all the trimmings. 

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Fatcow on James St

2/10 James St, Fortitude Valley

Feast on at Fatcow’s Sunday Roast lunch offering, where you’ll be filled to the brim on quality produce and wine. From 11.30am to 4pm, Fatcow’s $69 Sunday Roast offering ensures you a 350g wagyu rib fillet (carved tableside and served medium rare), served with a complimentary side of your choice. Add a glass— sorry, bottle— of red and really make a meal out of it. 

Brewdog

235 Brunswick St, Fortitude Valley

Known for their epic selection of beers, burgers, and big bowl salads, Brewdog is a place you’ll never leave feeling hungry, but it's their Sunday Roast feast offering that’s really pulling in the masses. For just $29.95, choose from their beef, lamb, or chicken roast for a Sunday supper option. We’d recommend adding the cauliflower bake for an additional $5.95— you’ll thank yourself when there are leftovers for tomorrow.  

Port Office Hotel

40 Edward St, Brisbane CBD

Leaning into British tradition of a Sunday Roast, the Port Office Hotel is pulling out all the stops. For just $32, you can tuck into a classic Sunday roast, Yorkshire pudding, and all the trimmings. Rotating their roast options weekly, you can dine here knowing you don’t have to do the dishes. Now, smother that meal in gravy, baby. 

The Rose & Crown Pub

275 Grey St, South Brisbane

If you’re going to tuck into a hearty family feast, do it right at The Rose & Crown. Serving up a perfectly cooked roast every Sunday, expect your plate to be stacked with a choice of wagyu beef, chicken, lamb, or pork, made all the more tasty thanks to their Yorkshire pudding, side of veggies, and lashings of gravy. Starting at $47, it’s best to wear your loosest pants. 

Bosco

8 Austin St, Newstead

Sundays are for long, lazy, lunches, and no one knows this better than Bosco. A Newstead fave, this warehouse-style joint serves up dish after dish, and now they’re getting in on the Sunday roast action for the cooler months, too. For $89pp, you’ll be presented with a feast of flatbread, mussels, claypot ocean King Prawns, wood-oven roasted lamb shoulder, potatoes, broccolini, and basque cheesecake. Good luck fitting through the door on your way out. 

The Boundary Hotel

137 Boundary St, West End

You don’t have to wait until the sun goes down to tuck into a Sunday roast at The Boundary— in fact, they encourage you to get in early due to popular demand. For just $29, you’ll get a plate stacked with all the good stuff: roast meat, confit kipfler potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, seasonal greens, silky pureé, and a generous drizzle of gravy. Serving from midday ‘til it’s gone, drop in and dig in. 

Electric Avenue

23 Logan Rd, Woolloongabba

Modern fare meets the charm of Woolloongabba’s antique precinct at Electric Avenue, where you can cosy up, dine in, and drink the end of the week away in this warm and inviting vintage dining room. With an entire menu dedicated to Sundays, their roasts start from $25pp, and come served with rosemary garlic potatoes, glazed vegetables, and Yorkshire pudding. If you haven’t slipped into a food-induced coma, head upstairs after your meal to their secret speakeasy jazz bar, Mrs J. Rabbits, and enjoy a well deserved night cap. 

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