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The Best Restaurants in Spring Hill, Brisbane (QLD)
Spanish
80 Albert Street,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
321 reviews
Average price $59
Chef's Tasting Lunch 49AUD
French
501 Queen Street,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
534 reviews
Average price $75
Steak
36 Caxton Street,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
315 reviews
Average price $95
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Italian
Shop 10A, 300 Queen Street,
4000,
Brisbane City
90 reviews
Australian
300 Adelaide Street,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
185 reviews
Average price $25
Australian
258 Adelaide Street,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
71 reviews
Pub Grub
214 Elizabeth St,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
40 reviews
Average price $15
Japanese
Shop 10-11
141 Queen Street,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
420 reviews
Average price $20
Australian
249 Turbot Street,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
1,852 reviews
Average price $70
Australian
127 Edward Street Brisbane City Qld, Australia,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
64 reviews
Average price $22
Australian
72 Queen St,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
159 reviews
Average price $28
Australian
320 Boundary Street,
4000,
Spring Hill (QLD)
110 reviews
Average price $65
71 Eagle St,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
12 reviews
Australian
95 Charlotte Street,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
39 reviews
Average price $35
Australian
39 Edward Street,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
262 reviews
Average price $65
Australian
266 George Square,
4000,
Brisbane City
70 reviews
Average price $20
Australian
52 Astor Terrace,
4000,
Spring Hill (QLD)
14 reviews
Average price $23
Australian
Cnr of Ann & Roma Streets,
4000,
Brisbane (QLD)
58 reviews
38 Caxton St,
4000,
Petrie Terrace (QLD)
21 reviews
Average price $30
The Best Restaurants in Spring Hill, Brisbane (QLD)
An inner suburban residential area, Spring Hill is populated with colonial cottages and terrace houses. Just 2km from the Brisbane CBD and next to Fortitude Valley, this area is getting trendier by the day. The neighbourhood is well served by hotels, restaurants and bars catering largely to business travellers.
Spring Hill is where you’ll find Brisbane’s best French restaurant, La Cache a Vin, in a previously unused historical wine cellar. The dining room is intimate, full of nooks and crannies, and you’ll feel as if you’ve been transported to a French underground restaurant. One of Brisbane’s oldest suburbs, Spring Hill dates back to the 1800s. There are many award-winning restaurants in the area, as well as colourful night spots to while away the evening with good friends.