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Double Shot Espresso in New Farm will make you a strong coffee while you choose (drool) over their breakfast and lunch menu. And boy does this cosy spot on Oxlade Drive do some out of the ordinary culinary delights.

Gourmet fresh food and groceries are all under one roof at James St Markets.

Pilates Studio 64 in Albany Creek offers a modern studio where pilates-goers enjoy state of the art equipment, the latest training methods and personal attention from the experienced and qualified team.

Established on the Sunshine Coast, The Brazilian Hut now offers its renowned waxing and spray-tanning services to Brisbane men and women. Specialising in fast and effective waxing, The Brazilian Hut's team of qualified beauty professionals are at the forefront of new waxing techniques to ensure their customer achieve the best results possible.

Inspired by her career in the Arts, Diane Lopes' Paddington store is a celebration of artisan ceramics, jewellery, accessories, artwork and fashion. With an emphasis on supporting Australian designed and made products, you'll find Samantha Robinson porcelain, Rant clothing, and an original, eclectic mix of pieces sourced from around the globe, nestled together in this charming boutique.

Showcasing a beautiful selection of local and interstate Australian art behind its impressive and iconic facade on Brisbane's Brunswick Street, in Fortitude Valley, Jan Murphy Gallery is a mecca for Brisbane art enthusiasts.

Philip Bacon Galleries is renowned as one of Australia's best art galleries. Known for its comprehensive and impressive stockroom, and its exhibitions showcasing Australia's most celebrated artists, Philip Bacon is an essential visit for any art lover.

Milani Gallery, one of Brisbane's best art galleries, located in the burgeoning Woolloongabba precinct, is the home of a vast collection of contemporary Australian Art.

Showcasing a carefully-selected range of contemporary Australian and international artists, Edwina Corlette is a much-loved member of the Brisbane art scene. Artworks incorporate many different mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and digital art.

Nestled in a student hub and west side thoroughfare Briki (meaning, 'coffee pot' in Greek) is a new little coffee hotspot in the back streets of St. Lucia. With homemade baklava and canoli, gelato from Northside gelati connoisseurs, Milany, and a Mediterranean-inspired brunch and lunch menu made fresh daily. Savas and Maria Ermides, the star duo behind Briki, have nailed both sweet and savoury palates, offering simple European and Mediterranean flavours done beautifully.

At South Bank's Chinese restaurant Bamboo Basket, we're talking every kind of dumpling under the sun. With an open kitchen, you can watch the skills of the chefs, rolling noodles and pancakes, folding dumplings and packing them into small bamboo baskets. We recommend Bamboo Basket's Xiao Long Bao, or soup dumplings. Defying logic, the paper-thin, silky pastry somehow hold the soup and chicken inside—it's dumpling magic! Dressed with a fine julienne of raw ginger and a splash of vinegar, these are pretty much heaven on earth.

Cheeky Bean Espresso Bar, in West End, is a welcome addition to the Montague Road scene. A cute little hole-in-the-wall coffee spot, Cheeky Bean serves up fantastic coffee, along with a selection of snacks for the hungry traveller including sandwiches, biscuits, and baguettes. It's a local favourite. 

The flagship store for Gail Sorronda, created by Brisbane fashion designer, Gail Reid, is a treasure trove of fashion delights. With a unique style that is both edgy and feminine, Gail Sorronda designs have developed a huge fashion following in Brisbane and worldwide. Head into the James Street store for that something special.

Lovers of quirk, treasure hunters, and accessory nuts, listen up: beloved online jewellery store, Molten Store has just opened its very first bricks-and-mortar permanent residence on James Street!

Banneton's Ashgrove bakery is adored for its tempting 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. Banneton pride themselves on their natural ingredients, and not using artificial improvers or additives. Pop in for a delicious breakfast or lunch, or a takeaway treat.

Craft is a family-run, boutique wine and beer store in Brisbane's Red Hill, on Brisbane's inner west. Created and run by Tony Harper, Craft specialises in artisan wines, beers and ciders and has an impressive selection of each.

Joining the exclusive James Street set, Sydney-founded label, Lee Mathews brings its refrained, feminine style to Brisbane's ladies. This gorgeous boutique houses silk blouses, floaty linen separates, and cosy knitwear and jackets, all with that distinctive and comforting Lee Mathews' raw edge. Lee's fine-woven, delicious cashmere pieces are a must for the cooler months.

South Bank fave and long time resident (since 2001!), Denim Co is the place to go when you've got a craving for something sweet and a regular treat just won't cut it. Their late night dessert menu kicks off from 5pm and features the likes of deluxe brownies drizzled in warm fudge sauce, decadent fully loaded lava cakes and banana bread sandwiches—to share or not, it's up to you. 

Little Peach Co. is a letterpress studio in Underwood who create personalised invitations, stationery, and cards for design nerds. Even if talk of polymer plates and rubber-based inks doesn't float your boat, owner, David will simplify the letterpress process and create stunning paper products to suit any occasion.

Brown Dog Cafe in Woolloongabba serves up excellent coffee and delicious food, all in a cute, quirky setting on bustling Logan Road. Serving up breakfast and lunch, as well as a selection of coffee, cold beverages, and a range of teas ― and now their Stray Dog bar offering, with extended opening hours for drinks and great bar food on the weekend ― Brown Dog is a local favourite for a reason. We love the Dog's Breakfast. Woof.

Stomp Espresso is a cute and quirky corner coffee shop in Holland Park. As well as servicing the south-side caffeine crowd, Stomp do brekky and small snacks for those on the go. Think Turkish toast, cheesy toasties and warm buttered banana bread.

Cafe O-Mai, in Annerley, is a truly multicultural affair. Serving brekky and lunch, you'll find the likes of brioche French toast with vanilla-poached rhubarb alongside traditional pho and a selection of pho and banh mi. Don't let the fusion throw you off, they've mastered both Eastern and Western fare.

Globe Creative is an innovative new hair salon on Newstead's Masters Street. Providing edgy, stylish hair cutting and colour services—and they do makeup too!

Sorry guys, but Miss Fit personal training is ladies only. Owned and run by Kate Beeley, she runs a range of classes; group classes, boot camps, fun run squads and baby boot camp.

Bare Bones Barber Shop is perfect for all the rockabilly/skater/punk/hipsters out there looking for an edgy hair cut that won't cost half your pay cheque (or online banking wage transfer). The Morningside barbers are slick, the music is sharp and the shop itself is dripping with personality.

A glance through the big glass doors of HQ Male Grooming does a pretty good job of revealing what they're all about; clean, professional, personalised service for men who want a bit of good, old-fashioned attention given to their hair. Owner, Jon Miller, comes from a long line of hairdressers, and few barbers around town can match his experience and training when it comes to cutting men's hair.

If you're looking for great coffee, Gas Espresso in Sherwood should be your go-to. Astro turf, stainless steel and lots of wooden detailing make this a very hip addition to Sherwood's cafe scene. Serving up a mean fair-trade brew and some sumptuous sweet and savoury snacks, it's worth stopping by.

Coffee, coffee and more coffee. Ugees Espresso only does coffee. And, we're sure that it's for this very reason, they've been dubbed one of the best coffee shops in Brisbane.

This long established hang-out is home to warm Italian cuisine, a specialty bar, and a chilled-out vibe. A fine combination by any standards. Perfect for vegetarians or those requiring a gluten-free menu, Verve promises to cater for various needs.

Tucked away in Bent Street, Nowhere Espresso is a welcome addition to the Toowong neighbourhood, bringing with it superb coffee and snacks for locals looking for a caffeine hit and a great feed.

Smack bang on the edge of the beautiful Raby Bay Harbour in Cleveland, Fiction Bar & Restaurant's location doesn't get much better. Delivering an enticing array of cocktails, champagne, cider and beer, we suggest tucking into their delicious menu filled with a plethora of steak and seafood.

Close to beautiful Moreton Bay, Lido Italia is home to a delicious Italian menu of pizza, pasta, and gelato, and full of all the warmth your favourite Italian kitchen can offer. Whether you want traditional bolognese, marinated lamb cutlets or simple, but perfect pizza, Lido Italia will get your tastebuds adventuring. 

The Blow Dry Room in Paddington is home to a team of amicable and apt stylists armed with blow dryers to create your perfect look. Bridal, runway, event or express dries are all available!

Bouquet Boutique's Creative Director, Geraldine, has a sterling eye for quality and pushes the boundaries of floral design. With a decade of experience in the floristry industry, her passion and creativity are apparent in all her unique designs. Bouquet Boutique are committed to ensuring their designs are one-off creations that exceed their client's expectations. Bouquet Boutique are our go-to florist and their floral creations are set apart by their signature use of natural fibers and the inspired use of unique materials.

Shady Palms, in Brisbane's Stones Corner, is bringing the gastro pub scene to Brisbane and we couldn't be happier. Opening for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a Pan-American themed menu (think soft shell crab tacos, grilled cheese sliders, and fried pickles) and with a focus on share plates, and casual dining, Shady Palms is a breath of fresh air in the Brisbane bar and cafe scene. They're bringing back the beer garden too, hurrah! You can't book, so show up early - we predict this little gem is going to get busy!

Formerly a vintage clothing haven in Greenslopes, Can You Keep A Secret? in Woolloongabba is now a cutesy wine and craft beer bar with cosy, welcoming vibe.

Look after your body with a trip to The Body Refinery in New Farm. Home to some of the best massage, physio, and pilates in Brisbane, we suggest visiting the higly-trained staff who are dedicated to teaching precise movement, poise, and alignment to improve your vitality, performance, and wellbeing.

One of the few pure whisky bars in Brisbane, these guys take their whisky seriously, boasting Scottish, Irish, Japanese, Australian and Canadian varietals, and the experts behind the bar can discuss the merits of every single dram. The atmosphere in here is just right too: walls of recycled brick, moody pendant lights and a huge solid timber bar.

A Brisbane institution, Pamela's Pantry has been feeding the hungry with their delicious gourmet take away food and catering since 1978. Taking care of lunch, dinner and those between-meal tummy grumbles, stop by and collect a beef and veggie pie for dinner and a lemon delicious for dessert.

The Flying Nun in Samford Village is a church come cafe. Owners Linda Barker and David Doery guarantee customers top-notch coffee and fare amidst their mosaic windows and rainforest gardens.

Thousand Island Dressing has been helping people find that perfect gift or home ware for over ten years. Located in Paddington, you are sure to find a unique piece of jewellery or Balinese styled addition for your home.

A new Vietnamese favourite on Milton's Railway Terrace, Mrs Luu's is owned by John, Frankie, and Sylvia of the West End favourite, Trangs. With a focus on rice paper rolls, choose between six different fillings. And then comes the bahn mi - the combinations are beyond impressive. Think grilled marinated steak, sweet glazed chicken fillet, soy and shallot grilled pork chop, and omelette with caramelised onions. Get amongst it!

Paddington's Ra Ra Superstar, nestled at the end of a hot pink lane way off Given Terrace, is quirky girl heaven. This fun and funky little vintage store has a whimsical feel teamed with a stylin' modern day appeal. The Ra Ra Superstar look is flirty 50's dresses and bright, punchy separates, all ethically made from recycled fabric. In store you can find vintage pieces, as well as Ra Ra's own collection.

Camilla clothing on James Street in Brisbane is known for its bright, vibrant, and fun aesthetic, and that's probably why the brand fits in so nicely in Brisbane. Whether it's a special occasion dress, some shoes, gorgeous homewares, or one of Camilla's signature kaftans, you can be assured that you're purchasing something special that will stand the test of time.

Situated on Coorparoo's Cavendish road, Oliveaux is a small and sweet interiors store with a decidedly light and airy aesthetic. Established by interior designer, Anna Harris, Oliveaux combines its boutique space with a design service and online shop.

Nestled comfortably a mere 4 minute walk from Brisbane's CBD, O Bar & Restaurant is a fantastic option for those who want city quality fare without the intrusiveness.

Bare Therapies in Alderley value all the right things when it comes to running an efficient beauty salon. For services that are guaranteed to be environmentally sustainable, professional, friendly, and great value you can't look past Bare Therapies!

Artisan's, in the Fortitude Valley takes a holistic approach to anti-aging. It's about looking good and feeling great on the inside in order to radiate on the outside. Cosmetic injections, lip enhancements and photorejuvenation are all on offer amidst their impressive menu.

With plastic tablecloths and mismatched chairs, Brisbane restaurant, Quan Thanh has an eclectic ambience that West End manages to pull off so well.

Steamed Chinese restaurant in Brisbane's CBD, is the perfect place to stop off if you're after some healthy, tasty, and quick chinese food. Known for their delicious dumplings, Steamed is the perfect spot for lunch on the go, in Brisbane City.

Brisbane's very own New Shanghai―located in the beautiful Queens Plaza―is one of Brisbane's best Chinese restaurants and a favourite among dumpling fans.

Mints Vietnamese in Rosalie is an institution. Like a lot of Vietnamese restaurants in Brisbane, they specialise in Chinese too. With an expansive menu, the hole in the wall is always packed with hungry hoards, and those waiting for their takeaway. We suggest the vermicelli salad bowl, it's a real winner.

You can probably guess what Yum Yum Peking Duck in Darra is all about. Peking duck is the hero is the little Chinese joint.

Kim Khanh in Brisbane's Darra is a favourite among west-siders for their Chinese and Vietnamese fare. The food is tasty and the proportions are large for a small price tag. It's a fantastic dining option for families and large groups alike. We highly recommend ordering the crispy skin chicken and duck pho.

Serious coffee addicts will find solace at Reverends Fine Coffee on Brunswick Street. The house-blend is perfect from the first aroma to the delicious, velvety aftertaste. When you're in need of a coffee that hits the spot, head to this Fortitude Valley locale.

Evo Espresso, in Yeronga, is a a great coffee joint on Brisbane's south side. The Yeronga coffee shop uses their own unique blend exclusively roasted for them - an organic mix of Fairtrade and Rainforest Alliance beans. Also selling a range of gloriously stuffed Turkish breads, they also serve up homemade quiches, gluten-free cakes, croissants, and muesli pots.

St. Barts homewares on James Street in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley, does luxe bohemia to a tee. With a store filled with beautifully crafted goods from around the globe, revel in the Caribbean Coast inspired furniture, fashion, gifts, jewellery, and accessories.

Pure Health Clubs in Coorparoo is not your regular gym. Unique, fun, and challenging classes are their specialty and there is something to suit everyone! Whether it's personal training, yoga, pilates, or Hip Hop you're looking for, Pure Health Club at Coorparoo has you covered. They also have child-minding services for the busy mum and prenatal classes for the mum-to-be!

Dune Outdoor Luxuries, in Brisbane's Bowen Hills, is a veritable wishlist of outdoor furnishings. If you're like us, and struggle to find anything remotely beautiful about a cast-iron garden setting, head in here pronto. Sleek, slim lines that can withstand the wear and tear.

Stephen Dibb Jewellery in Brisbane's Holland Park specialise in creating beautifully-made diamond and precious gem pieces. From women's engagement rings to men's inscription rings, this is a one-stop-shop for stunning jewellery in Brisbane.