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Brissie Musician Hope D’s Picks For The Best Hungover Brunches In Brisbane

By Urban List Writers

Hope D sits at Kangaroo Point cliffs overlooking Brisbane City

There's no real cure for a killer hangover, but a solid brunch certainly helps, and Brisbane-based pop-rock singer/songwriter Hope D is all too familiar (she even has a track called "Happy Hangover").

With her Hate Goodbyes tour hitting Australia in April and May (which is sure to see a few big nights) we asked Hope D for her go-to spots for brunch in Brisbane when she's nursing a hangover.

Pancake Manor

Brisbane City

This place is open 24 hours, so the trick is to go right after the night out so you beat the hangover (except you have to compensate with alien belly the next morning). 

Our pick from Pancake Manor: Bananarama pancakes with grilled banana, butterscotch sauce, cream and vanilla ice cream.

Vulture St Espresso

West End

Anything from here is literally so good, and the lunch menu starts at 11:30 which is when you'd be waking up anyway.

Our pick from Vulture St Espresso: potato hash Benedict.

My Mistress Café

Clayfield

I always go with the ham, cheese and tomato croissant from here, and the eggs Benny tends to soak up last night's bad decisions pretty well. Bloody love the place.

Our pick from My Mistress CafeSouthern fried chicken on waffles with smashed avocado, Russian dressing and maple syrup.


Village Bakes

New Farm

It's not really a brunch spot but the sandwiches here are something different and I will always get one if I go past, hungover or hungover-er.

Our pick from Village Bakes: old-school sausage roll.

Café O Mai

Annerley

They have pho for breakfast, that is all I have to say.

Our pick from Cafe O Mai: bacon and egg banh mi.

Want more local recommendations? Check out where to find Brisbane's best sausage rolls, according to Urban List readers, here.

Image credit: Casey Garnsey, My Mistress Cafe

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