This funky renovated house/restaurant in Paddington has interested me for some time. Though very warm and welcoming the food was a let down for the calibre of eateries in the area. I had a beef dish which though flavours one was dry and appeared to be reheated and pre-made. Would they have Been licensed I may have been able to overlook the dryness, but although I'm glad I experienced their offerings, I can't see me returning anytime soon.

Approximate cost: $15

Phenomenal location, though pricey this is Brisbane's Premier dining experience as far as I'm concerned. Fine dining with a view, the delicate and intricate flavours combined with such artistic flare make a lunch or dinner an event. Well worth the money spent, then relax next door for a Sunday session over cocktails and some great Southbank people watching!

Approximate cost: $26-$59

I have come across George's at Sanctuary Cove , then again here in Brisbane and mistakenly taken it for simply an over-priced Greek Reataurant. And then I actually took the time to read the menu! Lunch time the menu is half price, and they don't change the immaculate service, and priceless river view. This menu has everything, and the over indulgent dishes will serve even the fussiest of eaters. This has been my favorite eating spot in Brisbane to date and recommend to all. Although the food was amazing I could not loosen the purse strings to pay the full rate for dinner, so take your sunnies, get a cab and order a bottle of wine and make a day of it!

Approximate cost: $19-$60

Set in the unassuming carpark of the West End Village Shopping Centre, this Authentic Thai Restaurant offers large portions and amazing flavours. Although the flavours are authentic and diverse, the spice loving customers would find the menu a little lacking as the "spicy" options do lack bite.

Approximate cost: $15-$18