brisbane inner city bars

Savile Row is a hidden Valley treasure that is one of Brisbane’s best bars - an opulent speakeasy-style vintage lounge bar

A splendid old world Hollywood-inspired lounge bar in the lobby of the heritage-listed Inchcolm Hotel

A tiny authentic Italian tapas and wine bar in the village-like New Farm Cinemas precinct

This luxurious Mediterranean-inspired rooftop bar & restaurant has sweeping views of the city, the Valley and beyond

Eleven Bridges is Brisbane's latest gin bar and distillery, offering over 100 boutique botanicals

Lloyd's General Store is a cafe by day, wine bar by night, located on the edge of the Valley in a 1920's art deco building

A historic Newstead warehouse has been transformed into an exquisite 19th century French-inspired oasis with courtyard garden

Ivory Tusk brings a Mexi-Cali vibe to the Valley with a two-storey tropical paradise featuring three bar areas

Mary Mae's is a sprawling New Orleans-inspired riverside bar restaurant on the ground floor of the Brisbane Powerhouse

The Terrace by E’cco is a casual chic al fresco bar and eatery in Newstead’s Haven complex, next door to E'cco Bistro

Moda Tapas Brase Bar is Brisbane’s best tapas bar/eatery, occupying the stunning heritage-listed police stables

King Lears Throne is a dimlit little dive bar with live music and no street sign tucked away on Ann St Fortitude Valley

Finney Isles is a low-key glamorous cocktail and wine bar unlike any other in Brisbane, hidden behind a closed blue door in Fortitude Valley

The Terrace is Brisbane’s most luxurious rooftop bar, encased in glass with jaw-dropping 180 degree views all the way out to Moreton island

Carl’s is an inner-city cellar door that serves as a café by day, wine bar by night, found in the heart of Newstead

B. Lucky & Sons is a retro games cocktail den for adults, where pawn shop meets glam-chic within the historic TC Beirne building