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The Best Restaurants in West End, Brisbane (QLD)
Pub grub
10 Browning Street,
4101,
Brisbane (QLD)
116 reviews
Average price $20
InsiderAustralian
Gallery of Modern Art, Stanley Place,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
228 reviews
Average price $125
American
67 Fish Ln,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
512 reviews
Average price $35
Australian
133 Grey St,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
34 reviews
Average price $45
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Chinese
5/61 Hardgrave Rd,
4101,
West End (QLD)
53 reviews
Average price $30
Vietnamese
4/166 Little Stanley Street,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
153 reviews
Average price $35
Asian
27 Browning St,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
35 reviews
Average price $40
Seafood
River Quay, Shop 5 Sidon St,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
438 reviews
Average price $40
Australian
38 Cordelia St,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
31 reviews
Average price $65
Vietnamese
179 Boundary St,
4101,
West End (QLD)
Average price $36
Australian
Shop B11 Little Stanley Street,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
147 reviews
Average price $35
Steak
24/164 Little Stanley Street,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
457 reviews
Average price $35
Vietnamese
Shop 5,
4101,
West End
Vegetarian
2/189 Grey Street,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
68 reviews
Pub grub
71 - 73 Melbourne St,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
75 reviews
Average price $20
Italian
164 Grey Street,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
Australian
Corner of Grey and Glenelg Streets,
4101,
South Brisbane (QLD)
Average price $45
Frequently Asked Questions
The Best Restaurants in West End, Brisbane (QLD)
The leafy inner-city suburb of West End is a thriving urban community, just 20 minutes from the Brisbane CBD. Quirky, eclectic and a little bit alternative, it’s close to universities and filled with interesting places to eat. West End has Greek roots, still reflected in the dining scene today, along with a wide range of multicultural cuisines.
A popular location for organic-focused produce, drinks and cocktails, the suburb plays host to a range of popular vegetarian and vegan restaurants. There are also extensive plant-based options at most local restaurants, keeping all diners happy. Affordable eating options and great coffee abound in this neighbourhood. Boundary Street is West End’s hub, with its concentration of cafés and bars, as well as popular food markets on Friday and Saturday nights. Parking can be a challenge, so a hot tip is to use the frequent public transport services.