New Farm neighbourhood gastro-pub Common Vice has become popular with locals, offering an all day menu featuring Asian-inspired cuisine, specialty cocktails & craft beers.  The character filled interior with exposed brick walls is both contemporary and unique, as is the menu with the likes of Korean baked camembert and tiger prawns glazed with house turmeric-spiced butter. Pop in for an Australian or European wine, sake-based cocktail or tap beer, perfect to go with Common Vice's menu.

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À La Bonne Franquette brings simple, no fuss French cuisine to New Farm. Their menu is built around classic French dishes that provide big flavours. Expect a small but robust menu, with comforting dishes like beef bourguignon, duck l'orange and indulgent desserts that lean into tradition. The atmosphere is warm and intimate, echoing the feel of a neighbourhood Parisian eatery. A thoughtful beer and wine list completes the experience. It’s a place for slow dining, good conversation and timeless flavours.

Fresh from claiming Best Pizza Restaurant and Best Casual Dining in Australia at the National Restaurant and Catering Association Awards 2025, Italia Lane brings la dolce vita to the heart of Brisbane. Tucked down a leafy laneway in Fortitude Valley, Italia Lane is a sun-drenched ode to Italian simplicity — where time slows, wine lingers, and every plate tells a story. The menu is built on technique and flavour; house-made pasta, hand-stretched pizzas blistered from the oven, and antipasti made for sharing. The atmosphere is relaxed yet vibrant, the service warm and generous — the kind of place where you stay for just one more.

Santorini Restaurant Bar captures the spirit of Greek dining with bold flavours and generous hospitality. The menu features grilled meats, fresh seafood and vibrant mezze plates designed for sharing with family and friends. Expect smoky char, bright herbs and classic Mediterranean combinations. And don't skip on the drinks list, their extensive menu will have you paralysed for choice. The space feels lively and welcoming, perfect for group dining and celebrations. Santorini delivers a taste of the Greek islands with plenty of warmth and flavour.

Vertigo at Brisbane Powerhouse offers a one-of-a-kind dining experience that blends fine food with adrenaline-fuelled adventure. Suspended four storeys above ground on the building’s industrial façade, guests dine while securely harnessed, taking in sweeping views of Brisbane city from a truly unforgettable vantage point. The experience features a curated menu by Bar Alto alongside drinks, before culminating in an optional 17-metre descent for thrill-seekers. Combining gastronomy, spectacle and excitement, Vertigo redefines what a night out in Brisbane can be.

Changing the concept of veganism, Dickies at New Farm creates delicious plant based dishes that appeal to every diner - not just vegans. The cafe comes from Zulueta siblings Lexi, Justine, Choy and Diana, and pays homage to the family's first vegan, their father Dicki. The all-day menu features plant-based versions of cafe classics and favourites, promising nourishing dishes that will appeal to both vegans and meat eaters alike. The inviting, little eatery has alfresco and inside dining options with minimalist decor. Not to mention a cute balcony area out the front. Dickies is a must visit venue to spend a relaxing afternoon eating delicious vegan food.

The Junk Bar in New Farm is a character-filled live music venue and cocktail bar celebrated for its intimate, retro-inspired atmosphere. Set across two levels of a historic corner building, it pairs a cosy upstairs lounge, complete with vintage couches, warm lighting and vinyl vibes, with the downstairs Skukum Lounge, a dedicated space for live performances. Known for its creative cocktails, local beers and relaxed, community feel, it’s a go-to for discovering emerging artists or unwinding with friends in a uniquely eclectic setting.

Ruma Rooftop brings island energy to New Farm, pairing rooftop views with tropical warmth, earthy textures and a luxurious sense of escape. From the chef’s counter to the plush booths, it feels equal parts polished and playful, with cocktails designed for golden hour and a menu that leans fresh, considered and quietly transportive. It’s the kind of place that turns a drink into a long night out with your favourite people. 

As soon as you enter the Himalayan Cafe, you know you are in for an authentic experience. A cosy New Farm institution serving Tibetan and Nepalese comfort with soulful simplicity, dine under the soft glow of lamps and the intricate patterns on the cushions and decorative rugs. A no-fuss atmosphere set the scene for fragrant curries, momos and hearty plates that deliver more warmth than drama. It’s humble, nourishing and full of flavour, with the kind of easy charm that keeps locals coming back. Enjoy the gorgeous scent of incense floating in the air, this New Farm restaurant is a fun and flavoursome experience.