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A Brisbane stalwart, Gusto Da Gianni has been dishing up Italian food from its riverside spot at Portside Wharf for well over a decade.

If you've been hunting for the perfect vintage prom dress, wedding gown or men's suit, take a trip to Retro Metro. Not for bargain-hunters, but the perfect spot if you're looking for something special and truly one of a kind. They also stock a great range of vintage furniture, accessories and knick-knacks for the retro home.

Shoe addicts and footwear fanatics, unite! Maryon's has been kitting out the shoe closets of local ladies for decades with the perfect ballerinas, stilettos, boots and platforms from the biggest names in the business, including: Tods, Emilio Pucci, Celine, Dolce & Gabbana, Repetto and Marc Jacobs. 

Stunning colours and precious jewels proliferate at Margot McKinney, located in The Emporium, Fortitude Valley.

From the store's architecture through to its classic selection of high quality menswear every detail at Canali has been carefully considered.

Iconic Australian design label Dinosaur Designs have been creating their colourful resin pieces since 1985, but have only recently opened a dedicated store in Brisbane at the revamped Wintergarden.

Vietnamese restaurants in Brisbane don't get more authentic that this. AJ Noodles is a cheap restaurant in Brisbane with excellent Asian fare.

Do you love all things baked? Is the perfect loaf of crusty bread your idea of heaven? Among Brisbane bakeries, Banneton is adored for its wide array of artisan breads, pastries, macarons and cakes. For the wheat senstive, Banneton also makes an exquisite spelt sourdough and some delightful gluten-free delicacies. They pride themselves on their natural ingredients, and not using artificial improvers or additives. Their large facade is hard to miss on Balaclava Street in Woollongabba, Brisbane.

Bishamon Japanese Restaurant in Brisbane offers an a la carte menu, as well as a separate selection of sushi and fun teppanyaki meals. A popular destination for locals, this Spring Hill restaurant is sure to impress.

Blackstar Coffee is a boutique coffee roastery and espresso bar in Brisbane's West End. We roast fair trade and organic coffee beans on the premises. At Blackstar Coffee we are passionate about producing sublime espresso while upholding core values surrounding social enterprise, local community, and the environment. We sell beans and grounds to wholesalers and direct to the public. Visit this Brisbane cafe and enjoy coffee the way it should be!

BUZZ Bistro in Emporium is a great 'all-rounder'. Open for breakfast and lunch every day, their menu is focussed on great seasonal produce. A popular favourite for breakfast, and even afternoon drinks, BUZZ Bistro ticks all the boxes.

Chouquette in New Farm is what butter drenched French dreams are made of it. This authentic bakery is our pick of where to go for croissants, baguettes and other classic items you'd find in a boulangerie. Authenticity reigns supreme here and quality is king. 

Cinco Bistro in Brisbane's Camp Hill is a suburban gem. This little restaurant packs a punch and has recieved accolades from reviewers and the public alike - all who applaud the honest approach to both service and fare. The approach is fresh and seasonal. 

Since opening, Cream Patisserie & Bistro in Coorparoo has built a reputation as the benchmark for quality and consistency. Critics have awarded it the highest accolades with regular comparisons to the leading Patisseries and Konditoreis throughout Europe. Most recently, this Brisbane restaurant was rated in the top three Patisseries in Australia. 

The ever-popular El Torito in West End has been satisfying customers, old and new, for years - and with good reason. The interiors are bright and the staff forever friendly - the food is fresh and reasonably priced. It's great for groups and family friends. And if you're looking for a BYO restaurant in Brisbane - El Torito is a great choice. 

Espresso Garage in South Bank is one popular little coffee spot. It's a small hole-in-the-wall offering, but really caters to the masses - the service is super quick and coffee top notch - a combination that gives light to the swarms of early morning cyclists needing a quick re-fuel and caffeination before the rest of the city stirs. 

Fresh Fish Co and Fresh Sushi Co provide James Street with some of the freshest fish in Brisbane. With delicious takeaway packs and a simple a la carte Japanese menu, Fresh Sushi Co is the perfect place for a quick lunch that is always of the highest quality. The open, casual dining space is light and bright and offers diners a selection of varied, fine soy sauces to accompany their sushi and sashimi.

Located on Brunswick Street in Fortitude Valley, Giardinetto has been providing quality Italian cuisine since 1966. Alongside hearty and homely Italian fare and great pizzas, Giardinetto also prides itself on its consistent and friendly service. It is fully licensed, but you can also BYO wine.

Ginga is located in Fortitude Valley, in the buzzing Emporium precinct. With a kooky, wild, modern interior and a busy sushi train filled with freshly made Japanese delights, Ginga is perfect for a fun, quick lunch or the start of a great evening out.

Grappino in Paddington is an Authentic Italian Trattoria. With an elegant dining room of exposed brick, gorgeous art-deco furniture, and a family-owned, family-run ambience, Grappino provides one of Brisbane's best Italian dining experiences. Grappino is home to, arguably, the most delicious seafood marinara and porcini mushroom fettuccini we have ever tasted.

Halim's is one of Paddingtons most loved Indian restaurants - it's bright, casual interior home to some of the most delicious Indian food in town. Head chef, Halim himself, has had 10 years experience working in the Taj and Sheraton hotels of India and has happily fed brisbane locals for almost as many years. The Pakistani cricket team eats here when they come... need we say more.

With eye-catchingly quirky decor, In A Pickle cafe in Camp Hill serves up a range of homemade food that won't break the bank.

Java Lounge is a bright and laid-back café on Latrobe Terrace right near the Paddington Antique centre. It is casual with a well-priced menu, delicious smoothies and an impressive array of teas. It's a favourite breakfast spot for locals, particularly on the weekend, when it is often a bit less populated than other Paddo cafes. Sit outside and soak-up the atmosphere with a bit of people watching.

Landmark serves Chinese yum cha for lunch and a la carte for dinner in a casual environment. This Chinese restaurant is located in Sunnybank, Brisbane.

Lefka's is a cult Greek restaurant in the eclectic urban landscpae of West End. With consistently delicious, generous, and well-priced food, Lefka's has become a truly authentic Greek dining institution. Lefkas Taverna is located on buzzing Hardgrave Road.

For something sunny to brighten up your day, why not drop into Milk Cafe in Ashgrove for a milkshake, big brekkie or healthy salad? This light and airy Ashgrove gem offers plenty for the adults, the littlies and the young at heart. A lovely local Brisbane cafe with something for everyone.

Based in the the lively Teneriffe/New Farm area of Brisbane, Mizu Restaurant on Macquarie Street provides an evocative taste of Japan. This Japanese restaurant in Brisbane offers a contemporary fusion of the very best of fresh local and imported produce. In addition to its regular lunch and dinner offerings, Mizu Restaurant also brings the best of Japan to Brisbane with regular cooking classes, sake appreciation nights, and origami classes for kids.

No No's is a Brisbane institution for lovers of Lebanese cuisine. Their home-made delicacies are well priced and plentiful, and the kebabs are always in demand. Their cabinets showcase savoury favourites like felafel and cabbage rolls as well as sweets such as baklava and turkish delight.

For the best sushi in Brisbane, head to Oyama Japanese Restaurant in Fortitude Valley. Fresh, quick and tasty Oyama has been operating in Brisbane for over 20 years and also has a scrumptious a la carte and Teppanyaki menu.

Escape the city crowds and enjoy the elegant French-inspired surroundings at Room with Roses - a beautiful restaurant in Brisbane. Choose from the private function room or The Chandelier Room, which is also now open for private functions and meetings.

New Farm's beloved Taj Mahal Indian Cuisine has been serving up delicious curries to the locals for years. Its ambient atmosphere, friendly service, and tasty food keep their customers coming back in droves. 

Thaiways Restaurant in Albion, Brisbane is a comfortable and casual place to experience the flavours of Thai cuisine. With reasonable prices and generous servings, guests can order a range of noodle mains and salads, meat, seafood, and vegetable curries and stir-fries to accompany the table staple - steamed rice. Enjoy sitting indoors or in the beer garden outside for dinner. BYO and Takeaway make Thaiways well popular with the locals. 

Candlelight, white linen on solid timber tables, and professional service are all standard at this little touch of Venice in Clayfield.

West End Garden delivers a good quality mix of Chinese and Vietnamese cuisine for lunch and dinner.

Il Posto is one of the champions of the artisan pizza movement in Brisbane. The incredible pizzas stay true to their Italian heritage, combining the highest quality ingredients in a perfectly minimalist fashion. With a focus on beautiful, traditional food, in a modern setting, Il Posto offers a gastronomic urban retreat for lovers of REAL Italian food.

The Vietnamese restaurant, in Wickham Steet in the Fortitude Valley, offers cheap and cheerful, authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Great service with consistently delicious and well-priced food, The Vietnamese is serving up some of the best Vietnamese in Brisbane.

Trang Restaurant is a West End institution, known for serving up exceptionally cheap and delicious Vietnamese and Chinese cuisine. Its popularity is such that there is a queue out the door most nights, but it's worth the wait. Definitely a restaurant in Brisbane worth a visit for any Vietnamese fan.

This hole-in-the wall café is a little beacon of light on the Spring Hill dining scape. With a bustling, not busy, atmosphere Sisco makes a great place to have a lazy weekend brunch without feeling like you're being hustled out the door. Their engaging staff and courtyard out the back give it extra points.

Wagaya's simple, unfussy Japanese fare accompanies an extensive list of somewhat terrifyingly sugary cocktails; from pina colada to sukiyaki and yakitori. The Kirin is cheap, the sashimi fresh and the agedashi tofu perfectly crispy and tender.

This Racecourse Road haunt has become somewhat of the "local" for residents and is often completely booked out Monday to Sunday. Expect simple Japanese fare with generous serving sizes, that are well priced in a traditional izakaya setting. Menu standouts include the sashimi, tofu salad and seared beef tataki.

Home to a plethora of top-notch beauty products including Guinot, Ultraceuticals, EmerginC and Issada, let the professional, creative and passionate team at The Loft Beauty in West End work their magical hands on you. Specialising in facials, massage, shellac, tans, eye brows, waxing, make-up, you'll leave the one-stop-shop a whole new woman, or man.

Tucked away on a leafy tree-lined street in Hendra, this quaint little neighbourhood coffee spot has a serious cult following. On any given day, Saabi on Manson is overflowing with ravenous, coffee crazed customers. Whether it's their homemade cakes, deliscious variety of healthy lunches, and of course their scrummy breakfasts, there is sure to be something on the new Saabi menu to tickle your fancy.

Barely noticeable from the street front, this hidey-hole of a coffee spot fronts onto to Campos' roastery and office. Churning out great coffee and a few sweet things to takeaway, Campos Coffee in Helen Street is a great spot to grab your morning brew.

A welcome addition to the suburban Brisbane bar scene, The Junk Bar embraces shabby chic, and a retro vibe, with lounges, trinkets, and old records all around.

Bar Alto takes pride of place in the Brisbane Powerhouse, one of Brisbane's leading underground arts and entertainment precincts. The architecturally designed, renovated industrial space provides a perfect backdrop to one of the most laid back and beautiful bars in Brisbane, and one of its best Italian restaurants. With an open timber balcony overlooking the Brisbane river, a well chosen wine list, well-made cocktails and delicious casual Italian readily available, Bar Alto the place to be on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

Situated in the buzz of the Valley, Black Bear Lodge is a great place to enjoy live music, with a bangin' lineup every week. Filled with an eclectic mix of furnishings and vintage lighting, there's plenty of cosy corners to take a breather in after a few hours spent tearing up the dance floor. Black Bear's comedy nights, old-school dance parties, and vinyl DJ sets have made this Brisbane bar a firm favourite with hip young things.

The Himalayan Café is reminiscent of a Himalayan tea house—decked out with bright colours and traditional decoration. Better than a mere tea house though, this little Brisbane restaurant serves a myriad of authentic vegetarian and meat dishes, including their beloved goat curry.

Classic, unpretentious European dishes served in a sleek, ambient restaurant in New Farm. Drawing influence from Italy, France, and Switzerland, The Continental Café wields fine quality ingredients to create beautiful, simple dishes that have gained a cult following in New Farm.

The Gunshop Café in West End was one of the first breakfast hotspots in Brisbane. With its raw, exposed brick, and low hanging lights, The Gunshop really set the benchmark for café dining in Brisbane. The line up outside on a Saturday morning can't be argued with.

West End Park Cafe is a great, unpretentious breakfast and lunch hub in Brisbane.

This West End favourite is, more often than not, filled to the brim with patrons enjoying heart-to-heart conversation and some seriously good greek fare to match.

Caravanserai is by far one of Brisbane's best Turkish eateries. Housed in a cute Queenslander, this West End favourite serves up a hearty menu of crowd pleasers. They cater well for large groups, with most of the meals perfect for sharing. Don't leave without sampling their turkish delight and hot apple tea. Bookings are always a must for Friday and Saturday nights.

A mainstay on the Racecourse Road dining strip, Northern Thai has been offering simple, no fuss fare for well over a decade. The perfect Sunday night dinner solution when you just can't be bothered, Northern Thai is home to some of the best Thai on the northside. They also do delivery!

Sweeping views of the Brisbane River and Story Bridge make Brisbane restaurant, Alchemy's location a popular CBD dining option.

Known as the brow whisperers, The Brow Bar specialise in eyebrows. Masters at defining and shaping eyebrows, they also dabble in lashes and makeup.

A traditional Barber business, with hot towels and neck shave being the standard service, Jimmy Rod's Barber Shop in The Gap Brisbane, has a laid back atmosphere with good hair cuts - and you don't run the risk of walking out with a metro, styled mullet with honey highlights.

A traditional barber business, with hot towels and neck shave being the standard service, Jimmy Rod's Barber Shop in Central Brisbane, has a laid back atmosphere with good hair cuts. No risk of walking out sporting a metro-styled mullet with honey highlights.

Pawpaw offers breakfast that goes far beyond your basic bacon and eggs. Boasting an extensive all-day breakfast and lunch menu, excellent Campos coffee, and a quirky feel, Pawpaw is a Brisbane breakfast star. 

The Burrow in West End is, as the name suggests, a cosy little place perfect for a mid-week pizza. Seat yourself at one of their long, wide wooden tables, mellow out to a spot of reggae, and tuck into some fresh and delicious pizza pie. They come with lots of stringy cheese and herbs nestled atop crispy bases (goes perfectly with a bowl of beer-battered chips and a sneaky beverage or two).

A few hours cocooned within the soothing walls of the endota Day Spa in Fortitude Valley will have you back on track in no time. With organic facials and eco friendly treatment rooms, their spa menu is perfect for those looking for some zen within the concrete jungle. endota offers a fresh and down to hearth spa experience to both men and women. endota products are certified organic and they only use all-Australian products, made with Australian ingredients.