Feed Grumbling Tummies: Handpicked Breakfasts in Brisbane's Inner‑North
9 September 2015
Whether you’re looking to refuel with an organic green smoothie, or treating yourself to a stack of salted caramel pancakes, we’ve handpicked some of the best breakfasts in Brisbane's inner-north.
Bowen Arrow, Bowen Hills
All-day breakfast is music to our ears. Tuck into a bagel or something more substantial paired with a Dramanti coffee.
Rogue Bar + Bistro, Newstead
Tucked away in the side-streets of Newstead, this chic bistro offers delicious, carefully crafted breakfasts. Try the pork belly omelette.
Malt Pier, Newstead
Looking over the glistening Brisbane River, relax in style at this stylish al-fresco cafe. Try the zucchini corn fritters.
Buzz, Newstead
Perched under Gasworks Plaza’s gas ring, take a seat, order a freshly squeezed juice and try the egg white, mushroom and spinach omelette.
Sourced Grocer, Teneriffe
Operating as a cafe and gourmet deli, Sourced Grocer serves up locally sourced organic treats. Try the bircher with Barambah yoghurt and Bee One Third honeycomb.
King Arthur Cafe, Fortitude Valley
Head here for a creative breakfast menu that pleases both healthy eaters and sweet-treat fans using locally sourced and ethically produced food.
Gerard’s Bistro, Fortitude Valley
Transforming into a restaurant and bar in the evening, Gerard’s has a unique breakfast offering. Try the Baghdad eggs or rosewater rice pudding.
Campos Coffee, Fortitude Valley
The coffee is good, and so is the food. This cafe is tucked behind the roastery off Wandoo St. The menu changes monthly.
The Gettin’ Place, New Farm
A short stroll down James St, The Gettin’ Place is a cute hole-in-the-wall cafe. Grab a coffee, check out the featured artworks and enjoy the mini-courtyard.
Little Loco, New Farm
If you’ve got an intolerance, Little Loco will sort you out with vegan, vegetarian and paleo-inspired options. The ricotta hotcakes are beyond fluffy.
