Guidebook for Kangaroo Point
Drinks & Nightlife
Excellent place for food & drinks (lovely cocktails and good selection of beers on tap), always something happening there. Chic and modern.
206 habitants recommandent
Story Bridge
200 Main StExcellent place for food & drinks (lovely cocktails and good selection of beers on tap), always something happening there. Chic and modern.
Food Scene
Deerys Restaurant
200 Main StBeautiful food, nice setting.
Countless cafes, restaurants, bars, shops, weekend market etc
236 habitants recommandent
Fortitude Valley
Countless cafes, restaurants, bars, shops, weekend market etc
Mitoki is an absolute gem of a rustic Japanese tapas bar eatery that can be found tucked alongside the Story Bridge in Kangaroo Point and whose house specialty is modern Japanese tapas.
Dining is on a fairy and paper lantern lit open sided terrace (with roll down blinds for protection from the elements) at black clothed tables adorned with miniature flower pots and ordering is done electronically via i-pad menus.
The tapas menu is an eclectic and extensive mix of Japanese meets Western delicacies: think salmon cream croquettes, sweet chilli chicken karaage, natto gyoza, teriyaki chiecken caesar salad, salmon or beef carpaccio and and the deliciousness continues to the rest of the menu, which includes sushi, sashimi, rice and noodle dishes, mains of teriyaki or tempura and good value lunch time bento boxes.
Chef specials, some with a Western twist, are also worth a look and these include fresh ginger sashimi, beef carpaccio, or sake sake bucket with grilled tuna Caesar salad.
Mitoki is fully licenced (with BYO wine allowed) with a range of sake and shochu, Japanese and Oz beers, wine and Japanese cocktails such as Umeshi Martini (made on Japanese plum wine).
Desserts are also a mix of east and west from the traditional Mitoki green tea mousse basket or black sesame ice-cream to parfaits, tiramisu and brownies.
Need to know: come for lunch and take advantage of the great lunchtime specials such as bento boxes, tapas lunch sets, rice bowls and udon noodle sets all for $20 or under.
13 habitants recommandent
Mitoki Japanese Modern Tapas
35 Rotherham StMitoki is an absolute gem of a rustic Japanese tapas bar eatery that can be found tucked alongside the Story Bridge in Kangaroo Point and whose house specialty is modern Japanese tapas.
Dining is on a fairy and paper lantern lit open sided terrace (with roll down blinds for protection from the elements) at black clothed tables adorned with miniature flower pots and ordering is done electronically via i-pad menus.
The tapas menu is an eclectic and extensive mix of Japanese meets Western delicacies: think salmon cream croquettes, sweet chilli chicken karaage, natto gyoza, teriyaki chiecken caesar salad, salmon or beef carpaccio and and the deliciousness continues to the rest of the menu, which includes sushi, sashimi, rice and noodle dishes, mains of teriyaki or tempura and good value lunch time bento boxes.
Chef specials, some with a Western twist, are also worth a look and these include fresh ginger sashimi, beef carpaccio, or sake sake bucket with grilled tuna Caesar salad.
Mitoki is fully licenced (with BYO wine allowed) with a range of sake and shochu, Japanese and Oz beers, wine and Japanese cocktails such as Umeshi Martini (made on Japanese plum wine).
Desserts are also a mix of east and west from the traditional Mitoki green tea mousse basket or black sesame ice-cream to parfaits, tiramisu and brownies.
Need to know: come for lunch and take advantage of the great lunchtime specials such as bento boxes, tapas lunch sets, rice bowls and udon noodle sets all for $20 or under.
Joey's Brisbane brings cool coastal vibes and all-day dining to the top of the Kangaroo Point cliffs.
The beachy pavilion-style bar restaurant occupies a prime position with stunning unparalleled views of Brisbane CBD and the river all the way down to the Goodwill Bridge and South Bank.
Occupying the spot that was previously home to Bar Spritz, Joey's has give the pavilion a full makeover, featuring an extensive covered timber deck, white slatted benches, blue and white beach umbrellas, woven straw light fittings, ceiling fans and patio dining furniture.
Serving breakfast from 6am, on the menu are cherry and walnut toast, paleo granola, buttermilk pancakes, bacon & egg roll, heirloom frittata, sweetcorn fritters or Joey's Brekkie (bacon, mushroom, poached eggs, avocado and sourdough).
For lunch or dinner there's starters or snacks such as kingfish tacos, prawn sandwich, tuna tostadas or a Mezze board. Mains include Black Angus flank, crab linguine, chicken schnitzel, fish of the day or gnocchi (with heirloom tomatoes, basil and goat curd), while sides for the table include roasted new potatoes, buttered greens, fries or watermelon and mint.
There's also a range of gourmet pizzas with toppings includign pesto & burrata, prosciutto & rocket, marinara, ham & green olive or rosemary potato. And for afters, there's a choice of panna cotta, pavlova or a cheese selection.
Joey's is fully licensed and makes the perfect place to stop by for a beer, glass of wine or cocktail. The extensive wine list includes wines from Australia's leading wine regions as well as France, Italy and New Zealand. A selection of local craft beers (Stone & Wood, Green Beacon & Ballistic) are available on tap, whilst bottled beers include Peroni and Black Hops.
Joey's beach-themed cocktail list includes fruity summer drinks such as Summer Sunset (sloe gin, fresh blueberries, lime & blueberry syrup), Island Life (vodka, fresh mango & coconut lemon) or Palomina (tequila, reposado, grapefruit, lime and soda) as well as a selection of margaritas and spritzes.
Good to know - Joey's is dog friendly, with pooches welcome to join their owners inside or out.
Need to know - Bookings are recommended (for 1.5hr slots) but walk-ins are also welcome. There is limited street parking available outside Joey's and along River Terrace.
9 habitants recommandent
Joey's
29 River TerraceJoey's Brisbane brings cool coastal vibes and all-day dining to the top of the Kangaroo Point cliffs.
The beachy pavilion-style bar restaurant occupies a prime position with stunning unparalleled views of Brisbane CBD and the river all the way down to the Goodwill Bridge and South Bank.
Occupying the spot that was previously home to Bar Spritz, Joey's has give the pavilion a full makeover, featuring an extensive covered timber deck, white slatted benches, blue and white beach umbrellas, woven straw light fittings, ceiling fans and patio dining furniture.
Serving breakfast from 6am, on the menu are cherry and walnut toast, paleo granola, buttermilk pancakes, bacon & egg roll, heirloom frittata, sweetcorn fritters or Joey's Brekkie (bacon, mushroom, poached eggs, avocado and sourdough).
For lunch or dinner there's starters or snacks such as kingfish tacos, prawn sandwich, tuna tostadas or a Mezze board. Mains include Black Angus flank, crab linguine, chicken schnitzel, fish of the day or gnocchi (with heirloom tomatoes, basil and goat curd), while sides for the table include roasted new potatoes, buttered greens, fries or watermelon and mint.
There's also a range of gourmet pizzas with toppings includign pesto & burrata, prosciutto & rocket, marinara, ham & green olive or rosemary potato. And for afters, there's a choice of panna cotta, pavlova or a cheese selection.
Joey's is fully licensed and makes the perfect place to stop by for a beer, glass of wine or cocktail. The extensive wine list includes wines from Australia's leading wine regions as well as France, Italy and New Zealand. A selection of local craft beers (Stone & Wood, Green Beacon & Ballistic) are available on tap, whilst bottled beers include Peroni and Black Hops.
Joey's beach-themed cocktail list includes fruity summer drinks such as Summer Sunset (sloe gin, fresh blueberries, lime & blueberry syrup), Island Life (vodka, fresh mango & coconut lemon) or Palomina (tequila, reposado, grapefruit, lime and soda) as well as a selection of margaritas and spritzes.
Good to know - Joey's is dog friendly, with pooches welcome to join their owners inside or out.
Need to know - Bookings are recommended (for 1.5hr slots) but walk-ins are also welcome. There is limited street parking available outside Joey's and along River Terrace.
The Prawnster is the most unique dining experience to be had in Brisbane - a floating fresh seafood restaurant onboard two vintage prawn trawlers docked side by side in Kangaroo Point.
Permanently berthed at Dockside, The Prawnster and The Princess Prawnster are the real deal, having worked the Queensland waters since being built at Cabbage Tree Creek in the 1970s. Now, thanks to the owner Martin and his wife, they have a new life moored at the stunning inner city location, where it offers a rustic dine-in experience for seafood lovers.
Step aboard and take a seat at one of the boat's carved wooden benches or al fresco on the covered pontoon (The Prawnster Pontoon) to enjoy some of the best fresh seafood in the city or pick some prawns up to take home. The concise dine-in menu is strictly seafood and includes prawns of various sizes and varieties, oysters, Moreton Bay Bugs, salmon and mud crabs (in season). If you want bread rolls or salads as a side, you are welcome to bring your own.
Choices start from a medium prawn platter with 800g of medium/king Queensland prawns for $25 or a platter of 800g large local seasonal King prawns for $35. A generous mixed platter for $65 includes 3 medium Moreton Bay bugs, 2 jumbo prawns plus a 300g serve each of king and mixed medium prawns.
A large tiered platter (perfect for 2) is the ultimate choice and includes 6 natural oysters, 200g Tasmanian salmon sashimi, 2 Moreton Bay bugs, 300g large king prawns and 300g of mixed medium prawns (for $80)*. All platters come with fresh lemon and dipping sauces.
Due to the high popularity of this unique dining experience it is highly recommended that you book a seat on The Prawnster, The Princess Prawnster or the Prawnster Pontoon to avoid disappointment. Note that with passing ferries and watercraft, the boats can be subjected to some rocking at times.
Need to know - The Prawnster is waiting on a liquor licence and until it is approved, diners can BYO wine or beer, with plastic glasses provided and corkage at $6 a bottle. There is a small selection of soft drinks and sparkling water available for purchase.
Good to know - There is limited street parking available at Dockside as well as paid security parking. The wharf can also be reached via the free City Hopper from Kangaroo Point, New Farm, North Quay and South Bank.
6 habitants recommandent
THE PRAWNSTER
147 Ferry StThe Prawnster is the most unique dining experience to be had in Brisbane - a floating fresh seafood restaurant onboard two vintage prawn trawlers docked side by side in Kangaroo Point.
Permanently berthed at Dockside, The Prawnster and The Princess Prawnster are the real deal, having worked the Queensland waters since being built at Cabbage Tree Creek in the 1970s. Now, thanks to the owner Martin and his wife, they have a new life moored at the stunning inner city location, where it offers a rustic dine-in experience for seafood lovers.
Step aboard and take a seat at one of the boat's carved wooden benches or al fresco on the covered pontoon (The Prawnster Pontoon) to enjoy some of the best fresh seafood in the city or pick some prawns up to take home. The concise dine-in menu is strictly seafood and includes prawns of various sizes and varieties, oysters, Moreton Bay Bugs, salmon and mud crabs (in season). If you want bread rolls or salads as a side, you are welcome to bring your own.
Choices start from a medium prawn platter with 800g of medium/king Queensland prawns for $25 or a platter of 800g large local seasonal King prawns for $35. A generous mixed platter for $65 includes 3 medium Moreton Bay bugs, 2 jumbo prawns plus a 300g serve each of king and mixed medium prawns.
A large tiered platter (perfect for 2) is the ultimate choice and includes 6 natural oysters, 200g Tasmanian salmon sashimi, 2 Moreton Bay bugs, 300g large king prawns and 300g of mixed medium prawns (for $80)*. All platters come with fresh lemon and dipping sauces.
Due to the high popularity of this unique dining experience it is highly recommended that you book a seat on The Prawnster, The Princess Prawnster or the Prawnster Pontoon to avoid disappointment. Note that with passing ferries and watercraft, the boats can be subjected to some rocking at times.
Need to know - The Prawnster is waiting on a liquor licence and until it is approved, diners can BYO wine or beer, with plastic glasses provided and corkage at $6 a bottle. There is a small selection of soft drinks and sparkling water available for purchase.
Good to know - There is limited street parking available at Dockside as well as paid security parking. The wharf can also be reached via the free City Hopper from Kangaroo Point, New Farm, North Quay and South Bank.
Sightseeing
Catch FREE City Hopper ferries up and down the Brisbane River.
21 habitants recommandent
Thornton Street Ferry Terminal station
Pixley StreetCatch FREE City Hopper ferries up and down the Brisbane River.
Botanic Gardens Bikeway
Why don't you check the beautiful botanic Gardens.
Take a relaxing stroll or pack a picnic to this beautiful area.
42 habitants recommandent
Kangaroo Point Cliffs
Take a relaxing stroll or pack a picnic to this beautiful area.
Why not take a climb up the Story Bridge and get the eagle eye view of Brisbane.
145 habitants recommandent
Story Bridge Adventure Climb
170 Main StWhy not take a climb up the Story Bridge and get the eagle eye view of Brisbane.
Everything Else
Catch the ferry across the Brisbane River to Eagle Street Pier where there are plenty of fancy restaurants and weekend market.
15 habitants recommandent
Eagle Street Pier
Catch the ferry across the Brisbane River to Eagle Street Pier where there are plenty of fancy restaurants and weekend market.
Holman Street Ferry Terminal station
Annie StreetFree ferry rides.
This property is around 3.5km from Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
87 habitants recommandent
Centre des congrès et des expositions de Brisbane
Merivale StreetThis property is around 3.5km from Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre
Essentials
IGA X-press Kangaroo Point
679 Main StGrocery Store.
Woolworths
365 Turbot StGrocery Store.
Entertainment & Activities
Captain Burke Park
Park and playground.