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CrossFit Brisbane offers some amazing programs to suit the level of fitness for each individual. CrossFit teaches you how to master the basics of gymnastics: pullups, dips, rope climb, push-ups, sit-ups, presses to handstand, pirouettes, flips, splits, and holds. Bike, run, swim, row, etc, hard and fast. Five or six days per week mix these elements in as many combinations and patterns as creativity will allow. The group environment is competitive but friendly, and will push you to perform at your best.

CrossFit Resolve does not muck around. This gym alternative is strongly focused on offering the best fitness regime for likeminded individuals who want to train hard. But don't let this frighten you, CrossFit Resolve is a community of people who are willing to train hard while also having a great time!

The Results Room is more than just a gym, it's an exercise, health and performace centre that puts your individual needs at the the very core of what it does. Before you even get on a treadmill, you, your body movements and nutrition are all comprehensively assessed. The Results Room team then put together a holistic plan to address any of your issues, so you can see real results.

Inna Bliss Yoga in Bulimba is a beautiful yoga studio on Brisbane's east, specialising in different types of yoga for every level and need. Whether it's beginner, Vinyasa, pregnancy, kids, or mums and bubs yoga you're looking for, Inna Bliss has you covered. One membership also gives you access to their other location in Camp Hill. Check their website for class times. 

Cultivate Calm Yoga, is a brisbane yoga studio that are champions of calming, restorative styles of yoga in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. They offer a range of classes throughout the week in their home at the heritage-listed Chinese Kung Fu Centre in East Brisbane. 

One of the best fashion boutiques on James Street, camargue is the go-to shopping destination for Australian fashionistas (and their male counterparts!) thanks to their quirky mix of casual cool labels and lustworthy designer wares. Their inimitable range of brands speak for themselves: everything from bassike's Australian made wardrobe must haves, Etre Cecile slogan tees and Current Elliott denim, to cult labels Haider Ackermann, Dries Van Noten and Stella Jean. 

Tucked away in the uber cool Burnett Lane, Super Whatnot offers a range of craft beers, boutique wines, classic and original cocktails and tasty morsels. This industrial bar located in is iconic for its atmospheric architecture, ambient cubby hole energy and most importantly, vinyl DJs hitting the decks weekly. 

We are big fans of Hacienda flowers at The Urban List office! Certainly one of our picks for the best florist in Brisbane! Anneliese and George are always generous with their flowers, taking special care to add unique and striking touches to each and every arrangement.

The girls at Magnolia Interiors love a bit of colour and know just how to use it. If brilliant wallpaper, gorgeous table lamps and bright linens take your fancy, this is your interiors heaven.

Our go-to spot for all things beauty, Mecca Cosmetica is a veritable treasure trove of skincare, makeup, nail polishes, hair care products, perfumes, candles, gifts, and more! Need your makeup done? They can do that too!

Brooklyn Beauty Bar is a bespoke beauty service on Brisbane's James Street. From luxurious nail services, to custom brow appointments (including eyebrow threading), waxing, tanning, and I.P.L, Brooklyn Beauty Bar is the perfect Brisbane breauty salon for a little self maintenance.

Esquire Male Grooming is a cutting-edge barber shop in Milton, Brisbane, with the modern man in mind. Without the quick in-and-out feel of the old-school 'production line' barbers, Esquire delivers quality haircuts (both classic and creative), first class service, and expert grooming advice, all at a competitive price.

London trained hairdresser, Deborah Paton runs New Farm's, Orb Hair and Beauty. The salon guarantees their work as they want you to love your Orb experience. Not only does the salon provide excellence in all things hair and beauty, but encourage a comfortable environment through their value in convenience.

Blow is a hairdresssing salon in Albion that offers exquisite hair colouring, hair straightening, hair extensions, and hair styling. Blow also have a butique range of beauty services on offer, including waxing, microdermabraison, one of Brisbane's best spray tans.

Urban List fave, Revive in Ashgrove is a standout in the Brisbane pilates scene. Revive is Brisbane's largest and best equipped pilates and physiotherapy studio, offering Pilates, massage, physiotherapy services, beginners ballet, barre pilates, naturopathy, personal training, kids pilates, teens pilates, pregnancy pilates...you name it, Revive have a class for it!

Asian-fusion restaurant Madame Wu boasts stunning river views and a menu that celebrates the best of Queensland produce, and the best of Asian cuisine.

Underground Brisbane live music venue and bar, Brooklyn Standard is bringing a dose of a cool to Eagle Lane.

Inside Beccofino in Newstead, Brisbane, the smell of the woodfired pizza oven drifts across the marble and dark timber to the outdoor terrace. This casual and modern Italian restaurant is regularly lauded as one of the best Italian restaurants in Brisbane, with a substantial menu including pizza, pasta, entrees and mains, and Italian desserts. Simple, beautiful food is what these guys do best. Try the calamari!

Gastro pub, restaurant, and bar, Hop & Pickle is South Bank's newest all-rounder watering hole. A chilled vibe and great pub food make this an easy choice if your on the hunt for a relaxed South Bank restaurant.

International labels abound at Samantha Ogilvie, with big names such as Diane Von Furstenberg, Rachel Zoe, and Matthew Williamson offering a taste of what's on offer.

Epic by name, epic by nature, Epic Hair Designs is one of the best hairdressers in Brisbane. With serious colour cred' (all their stylists are expertly trained by the Goldwell team) and multiple salons throughout Brisbane including Kenmore, Newmarket, Upper Mount Gravatt, Springfield Lakes, Norman Park and the Valley's Emporium—the Epic Hair Designs crew will have your mane perfectly wrangled in no time! 

Little brother venue to Teneriffe's Beccofino, new Italian restaurant Julius Pizzeria has the same casual feel and authentic menu as its flagship. Fans of Beccofino will adore this new addition to the family, and new patrons are in for a treat.

Evolve Organic in Newstead is the go-to Brisbane cafe for delectable smoothies, juices, breakfast and healthy lunch options. This cold-pressed juice and raw food cafe has a delicious and creative menu that caters to all levels of juice appreciation.

Ananas Espresso in Graceville is a homely, vintage-style cafe with a loyal customer base.

*To celebrate the launch of Little Beauty Room, the team at Little Hair Nest are offering some serious discounts on their lash extensions throughout March! Want a full classic lash set? That'll be just $60! Refils after 2 weeks are just $35, and after 3 weeks, just $45. Ladies who lash, this is the news you've been waiting for. Bookings are essential so book your treatment now.

Charming Albion cafe and restaurant, Artie & Mai ticks all the right boxes. This consistently delicious breakfast spot transforms into a creative and social dinning experience at night with a menu made for sharing, and local beers and a full wine and cocktail list on hand. There's also a private dining room available for bookings of up to 12 people. Every Wednesday is pizza and beer night at Artie & Mai, where a $20 note is all you need!

An oasis of luxe relaxation high above the crowds, Soleil Pool Bar in South Bank is the Brisbane bar for cooling down in the warmer months (aka all the time!).

Indie Hair is the new kid on the block when it comes to northside hair salons, but what it lacks in age, it makes up for in personality.

Coffee lovers in the CBD need to check out Coffee Anthology. The collection in house at Coffee Anthology is a caffeine lovers paradise. As well as superb coffee, they're serving up scrumptious meals and deliciously healthy snack options. This Brisbane cafe is a new favourite. 

Iconic Brisbane pub The Transcontinental Hotel has undergone quite the facelift, and is now a charming CBD spot for a pub lunch or dinner. The Transcontinental Hotel boasts three bars, a restaurant, and a dedicated function level. Just five minutes to Suncorp Stadium and directly across from Roma Street Station, The Transcontinental Hotel is a fresh new location for pre-game dining, after work drinks, or a functions.

Located in Moggill Road, Indooroopilly's latest foodie destination, Pig 'N' Whistle is a classic British pub that hits the spot perfectly when you've got a hankering for steak, or if well-cooked meat isn't your thing, then try the Fleet Street Wine Bar and Tea House or Phuc Deli Viet. A stalwart of the Brisbane pub scene, Pig 'N' Whistle Indooroopilly is open seven days a week.

More Wholefoods is a super-foodie haven tucked up underneath the Endeavour Colleges building on the corner of Wickham and Ballow Streets in Fortitude Valley.

Gorgeous northside yoga studio, SoHo Yoga in Grange is a relaxing haven away from the world, ideal for taking some 'me' time. This boutique yoga space offers a variety of yogas, including vinyasa, yin, restorative, beginners, kids yoga and monthly themed workshops. 

Toni & Guy's Brisbane CBD salon, in the heart of Edward Street, is an ultra-modern tress taming haven that radiates elegance, inviting busy city-goers into the calm and relaxing space. Specialising in trending cuts and colouring, Toni & Guy pride themselves on loving your hair, and they'll bend over backwards to make sure you do too.

The aptly named Goodness Gracious Cafe in Graceville is full of goodness, with a fresh and tasty local produce focused breakfast and lunch menu and great coffee. Feeling particularly peckish? Goodness Gracious Cafe will upsize your brekky! 

Happy Boy in Fortitude Valley, is the hip-as wine bar-come Chinese restaurant you never knew was missing from your life.

The Triffid in Newstead is Brisbane's most iconic live music venue and bar tucked away in the booming burb of Newstead.

Brisbane cafe, Fort Specialty Coffee in North Lakes is a beacon of caffeinated excellence on Brisbane's north side. Offering up superb coffee (including quality cold-pressed) tasty breakfast and lunch fare with an American flavour, and a lively vibe. What more could you want from your local coffee shop? 

Located in Brisbane's West End, Lychee Lounge is one of Brisbane's great original bars. Lychee Lounge is an exotic oriental space that's replete with Opium Den, Tatami Dining, and a magnificent Samurai inspired bar. Lychee's most impressive offerings come by way of a mixologist's list of cocktails that draw on fresh flavours and exotic spirits, and result in stunning flavour combinations.

The Story Bridge is one of the last remaining family-owned-and-operated hotels in Brisbane. A true landmark, 'The Bridge' - as this Brisbane bar is fondly known - has gained an enviable reputation for its fine food, complemented by an extensive and interesting range of beer, wine, and spirits. The hotel has a relaxed, friendly ambience which enhances its "village pub" reputation. 

The Coro is home to a collection of diverse spaces including one of Queensland's most awarded seafood restaurants, Lure Restaurant, as well as, Lure Lounge, The Table, The Patio and a wine store.

The Met is a purpose-built, state-of-the-art entertainment complex and nightclub in Brisbane. Comprised of three levels and five bars, the venue is spacious and can hold large events comfortably. There is a high standard of service and a strong aesthetic focus, with beautiful features such as 24ct gold mosaic tiles and stylish seating.

Whether you're chasing a late afternoon lunch or post-work drink, Cru Bar's comprehensive cellar and menu are sure to hit the spot. Open everyday with different menus to cater to your tastebuds, Cru Bar is a definte must visit for the avid wine lover and foodie.

Fridays Riverside is a Brisbane institution in the iconic Riverside Centre, designed by the legendary Harry Seidler. With bars and restaurants planted squarely at the centre of Brisbane's business community, Fridays caters to local professionals, tourists, and travellers, the young & young at heart. Every city-goer will end up here with their dancing shoes on sooner or later.

An institution and rite of passage for Brisbane's bar lovers - Press Club stands strong as the Valley's premier cocktail and live music venue - providing the finest service, cocktails and live entertainment in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.

Gertie's, located on a prominent intersection on New farm's Brunswick Street, is a convenient, cheap and chic cafe and bar perfect for kicking off any rowdy evening or quenching those first date nerves.

Whether it's a midweek catch up with pals on the balcony, a round of drinks on a Friday eveing at the bar, or a lazy Sunday session in the courtyard, the Regatta Hotel covers all beverage bases! A Brisbane institution and long-time local favourite, Regatta Hotel's sleek and airy bar overlooks the Brisbane River and is the perfect spot to gather the crew. With an enormous selection of craft beers, wines and top-shelf liquor to choose from, plus multiple dining options available at The Front Bar, The Street Cafe and high-end dining restaurant, The Boatshed, Regatta Hotel is the ultimate Brisbane bar experience! 

Whatever the time of day, the newly renovated Hundred Acre Bar in Brisbane provides the perfect setting to eat, drink, and relax with good company. Beautiful views and open air seating, replete with fireplace and blankets for winter make this bar something special.

If you are looking for a good steak, or just a raucous drink after a Queensland State of Origin win, The Caxton Hotel has everything you need. One of Brisbane's oldest licensed establishments, The Caxton Hotel is a quintessential pub with meal deals, cheap beers, pub grub and boisterous blokes.

You'll find Woolloongabba's 1889 Enoteca in the heritage-listed Taylor-Heaslop building (circa 1889) right in the heart of Woolloongabba's antique quarter. This award-winning Brisbane restaurant boasts some of Brisbane's best Italian, as well as a wine bar and vinaio, and a beautiful underground cellar for private dining and functions.

Whether you're entertaining family, friends, work mates or clients, everyone is sure enjoy their time at Merthyr Bowls. There's really no better way to take advantage of our city's beautiful weather than having a BBQ and a cold beer while playing a game of bowls by the Brisbane River. Why should the oldies have all the fun? Join the bowls revolution!

Archive Beer Boutique in West End specialises in local and imported boutique beers, served in a warm, rustic, atmospheric bar. Replete with red pool tables, chandeliers, eclectic vintage couches, and shelves of old books, Archive is a serious fave amongst Brissy locals. Like walking into the living room of the hippest grandma in town—who also happens to have the best beer in Brisbane hidden in her fridge— their pool competitions, trivia nights and live music events will keep you satisfied 7 days a week! 

Jamie's Espresso, the iconic coffee haunt that has become synonomous with the slightly grungier side of James Street, is a city treasure. Vaguely irreverent and distinctly lacking in coffee snobbery, this urban cafe hub is soon to close its doors after more than 20 years of continuous trade. 

A popular staple in the eclectic Woolloongabba precinct, Canvas on Logan Road sports the heritage-listed feel of its surroundings (with a touch of graffiti), along with great food, chilled vibes and creative drinks. Along with some of the best cocktails in Brisbane they dish up serving what they call Spanish cuisine with a Southern California accent—rustic but modern comfort food made for sharing with twists on classic dishes plus home-baked desserts that will make you feel like a kid again. 

PJ McMillan has worked his magic on restaurant and bar, Harveys Bar + Bistro on James Street. Harveys serves up classic, produce-driven, bistro-style meals in a chic dining space encased by expansive glass windows that open onto lush greenery and an abundance of hanging vines.

One of the coolest watering holes of the West End scene, The End combines vintage furniture, 70s surf videos, bearded bar tenders and an eclectic collection of hanging light bulbs and interesting plants, to create space that feels like home, only with a much better booze collection behind the bar.

Special occasions ought be marked at Malt because their dedicated team are absolute masters of the strong impression. You’ll have barely enough time to savour the palate cleanser before being whammed in the face with the oral ecstasy of Malt’s signature brownie, souped-up with salted caramel and pistachio brittle. 

Those of you lamenting Brisbane's lack of laneways can get down off your high horse and head to the centre of the city for coffee at Brew Cafe and Wine Bar in Burnett Lane. Don't be fooled by the fact that it looks like a carpark entrance - follow your nose to the end of Lower Burnett Lane and you'll find a haven of hipsters and suits sipping harmoniously, bonded by their love of coffee and an inner city breakfast alternative to Hungry Jacks.

Cool and crafty watering hole is not exactly what comes to mind when you think of Park Road...until now. With craft beer bar, The Scratch, on the street, Milton's Park Road has grown an edge.

Known affectionately as the 'QA', this inner-city watering hole is a Brisbane favourite. The kitchen has undergone a transformation, with Jason Anderson taking the helm as head chef, in conjunction with the introduction of a new menu focused on fresh, traditional fare.