The Best Breakfast in Brisbane
Breakfast might even be the closest thing we have to a national cuisine. Here we pay tribute to Brisbane’s best; places shaping the very definition of the pre-midday meal. Others we’ve selected for consistent performance – they’ve nailed the classics and learnt how to handle the crowds that follow.
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Idle
The Anyday team’s cafe has Agnes Bakery DNA, along with 36 seats to enjoy the all-day dine-in menu. Plus, there’s a pantry to buy provisions.
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Nos Bakehouse
An ex-Florence pastry chef is baking rich and fluffy Japanese milk bread every day at this suburban spot. You can order it as a prawn cocktail-inspired sando or as French toast, or buy a loaf to take home.
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Snug
St Ali coffee and baked goods are accompanied by omurice with prawns, egg drop sandwiches and a salty butter roll that’s a Korean favourite – all in this beautiful olive-green and timber space.
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Billykart Kitchen
An old corner store becomes a cutting edge cafe.
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Naïm
The best of the Middle Eastern and North Africa.
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Scout Cafe
Feels like your local, even if you live several suburbs away.
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Anouk
The menu changes based on the nationalities of the chefs.
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The Gun Shop Cafe
The usual suspects, plus plenty of quirkier dishes.
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Citron
On a leafy Wellington Point corner it’s serving Australian and Mediterranean-style breakfasts, Darvella pastries, Lost Race Coffee and a spritz-driven cocktail list.
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Morning After
Try the breakfast carbonara.
