brisbane inner city bars

The former industrial neighbourhood is how home to some of Brisbane's coolest bars, all within easy walking distance

Brisbane’s largest open-air venue, Summa House, is the hottest ticket in town all year ‘round

An exquisite 2-storey restaurant and bar housed in a stunning heritage-listed Queenslander

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

This stunning split-level Italian bar and restaurant occupies the refurbished 1890's Hemmant Merchants building

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

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

Occupying a prime rooftop location, with sweeping 270 degree views of the city, Story Bridge, Mt Coot-tha

Stone & Wood's Fortitude Valley brewery inhabits the landmark heritage building that was once home to Trails Ice

Streetcorner Jimmy is a charming, old-world bar and eatery housed in the heritage-listed London Woolstore

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

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

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

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

Hellbound is serving exclusive spirits, craft beers and American-inspired dishes in their edgy New Farm bar.

Range Brewing is a small batch brewery, brewing fresh, modern and seasonal beers to Newstead locals.