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If you head up to the rooftop garden this Friday night, you’ll find food and drink specials awaiting you, so you can raise a glass (or a few) and wish it the farewell it deserves as you groove along to The Stock Exchange Hotel’s favourite house band, The Vibes. When: From 5pm, Friday 11 December Where: Stock Exchange Hotel, Brisbane CBD. Saturday night poker live. Playing prominence poker online on ps4. Best poker game on ps4. Don't forget to like and subscribe! Click the bell to t. A chilled laidback vibe permeates the boho Davies Park Market. Dogs and shopping trolleys are the order of the day and the market stalls are arranged in a fig -shaded ring around Davies Park oval. Start with a chai tea inside the Montague entrance and once stocked up with fruit and veges, herbs.

The sun set hours ago, most restaurants are closing but you still haven’t had dinner. A few years ago this situation would typically lead to some dire, regret-inducing fast food desperation, but no more! Now there are more and more eateries opening into the wee hours to ensure we never have to settle for something unsatisfactory. If your stomach is rumbling later than usual, cast your glance over this list of Brisbane’s best late-night dining spots to get your grub on after dark.

Maeve Wine, South Brisbane: South Bank’s cultural precinct is a hive of activity, from thrilling theatre to evening gallery visits. Thankfully, there’s a place you can count on for late-night eats post-event – Maeve Wine. The kitchen serves diners from 4:00 pm right up until close at midnight, which means you can sip on an exquisite drop while snacking on sourdough crumpets with honey duck ham, hazelnut mustard and thyme, black-garlic waffles with gelatine de vino and blue-cheese parfait, and much more.

Beirne Lane, Fortitude Valley: Brunswick Street welcomed a 24-hour gastropub to its midst in 2018 in the form of Beirne Lane, and late-night dining scene hasn’t been the same since. If you need to rest your feet after some frenetic revelry, refuel at Beirne Lane with the likes of katsu sandos, fare from the charcoal oven, karaage quail, baked cob loaf with beer cheese, cheesy Japanese curry sauce-covered chips and fried fish wings.

Pochana, Brisbane City: Elizabeth Street’s Pochana typically lures in diners with its iridescent neon signs, but it’s the food that keeps them there. Stay as long as 1:00 am feasting on duck pancakes, gyoza, papaya salad, Hainan chicken, orange duck in plum sauce, crispy whole barramundi, and sizzling beef dishes, alongside massive cocktails, beers, soju, ciders, spirits and non-alcoholic beverages.

Greaser Bar, Fortitude Valley: Craft beer and live music already go hand in hand, but throw in some late-night American-style bites and baby, you’ve got a party going! On Friday and Saturday nights Greaser Bar’s kitchen stays open until 2:00 am, pumping out buttermilk fried chicken, chilli dogs, crinkle-cut chips and cheeseburgers.

Funny Funny, Brisbane City: Burnett Lane’s popular den of Korean cuisine keeps the good times rolling into the early morning, with its kitchen open to 1:30 am most nights. The menu has a huge range of morsels for late-night feasting, including piles of fried chicken, bulgogi pancakes, kimchi and pork hot-pots, Korean barbecue sets and tasty bibimbap.

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Little Valley, Fortitude Valley: It’s never too late to indulge in a dim sum fix, and Little Valley on Warner Street is well known for its mouth-watering modern-Chinese morsels. If the craving strikes late on Friday and Saturday, Little Valley takes orders for dim sum up until midnight.

Doo-Bop Jazz Bar, Brisbane City: One of the most reliable members of the late-night dining scene does it until 1:30 am on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and until 3:00 am on Friday and Saturday. If you are enjoying some live jazz in the downstairs bar, you can sample Doo-Bop’s Improv menu all night long, including barbecue chicken wings, arancini balls with smoked-tomato relish, charcuterie plates and succulent steaks.

Heya Bar, Fortitude Valley: This subterranean bar is a great place to sip a cocktail or two or have a boogie, but did you know what it’s also a late-night eatery? The pan-Asian street-eats menu offers snacks such as spring rolls, duck and pork bone-broth ramen, pork dumplings and baos well into the night.

Momo Chicken & Beer, Brisbane City and Runcorn: Nothing helps line the stomach after a few knock-off beverages like a serving of crispy fried chicken. Cluckin’ good dispensary Momo has two locations – one in Runcorn and one in The City, and both open until midnight.

Farrier, Fortitude Valley: Upon opening, this striking James Street spot immediately styled itself as Brisbane’s leading supper club – committing to keeping us feed until 2:00 am. The Asian-inspired, street-eat style menu features nibbles such as fried tofu, pan-fried gyoza, spicy eggplant chips, pork belly baos and honey pepper sticky ribs.

The Boom Boom Room, Brisbane City: In between swaying to live jazz ensembles and sipping on The Boom Boom Room’s exquisite cocktails, you might forget to eat. Fear not – the bar’s kitchen has a great menu of late-night bar snacks including Olasagasti anchovies with buttered rye, prosciutto cotto and Swiss cheese toastie, pulled beef short-rib bun and The Boom Boom vegan burger.

The Wickham, Fortitude Valley: With a one of the best beer gardens in the entire entertainment district, The Wickham is a great place to spend most of your night out. If you get snacky later in the night, The Wickham’s kitchen is open until midnight on weekends. Burgers, pizzas, nachos, and fries – it’s all there for you if you get the munchies.

Maru, Brisbane City: This Elizabeth Street locale is a go-to destination for those seeking authentic Korean fare, especially anyone hankering for some flavoursome barbecue, stone-bowl bibimbap, sharing hot pots, Korean-style fried chicken and more. It’s open until midnight every day of the week, which makes it a reliable option if you’re ever caught out needed a late-night feed.

Jimmy’s on the Mall, Brisbane City: It’s rare to find an inner-city eatery that is committed to serving up food 24 hours a day, seven days a week, but Jimmy’s on the Mall has been doing just that since 1982. The split-level venue has something for everyone, including burgers, charcuterie, salads, steaks, Asian-inspired dishes, crispy pork spare ribs and much more.

Kitchen at Treasury, Brisbane City: After a night at the tables, it’s common to have worked up a ferocious appetite. If the hours have escaped you, there is one spot inside the Treasury that dishes up home-style fare until 2:00 am. Kitchen at Treasury cooks up some beefy burgers, stacked sandwiches, primo pizzas and more. There’s no gambling necessary – the nosh here is a sure thing.

Fat Noodle, Brisbane City: Luke Nguyen’s acclaimed Asian-fusion dining hall is a sublime spot to get your slurp on well into the evening. On Friday and Saturday nights Fat Noodle is open until midnight, meaning that if you are struck by a craving for dim sum, fat pho noodles or Singapore chilli calamari you have a spot you can count on.

Death Before Decaf, New Farm: While it’s not technically an eatery, Death Before Decaf offers something just as nourishing as food. This java haunt is open 24 hours for night owls seeking a revitalising cup of coffee. If you need a pick-me-up at 1:00 am, these cool cats have got what you seek.

Coffee Head Co., South Brisbane: South Brisbane night owls have a place to to roost when a caffeine fix is needed – Coffee Head Co. is open and brewing until midnight, seven days a week.

Hot Shot Espresso Bar, Geebung: If you need a jolt of energy in the early hours of the morning, then make tracks for Hot Shot Espresso Bar, where coffee is pouring all day and all night. The hotspot has also got board games and gaming consoles if you’re also seeking a relaxed spot to hang out with friends.

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Christmas is just around the corner and approaching fast—meaning that this weekend is the last one for 2020 to spend out and about enjoying the festivities before the madness of the Boxing Day sales and New Year’s Eve (oh, and you know, Christmas Day) sets in. So we’ve gathered a lengthy list of what to do in Brisbane this weekend so you can celebrate and squeeze the last bit of enjoyment out of the year.

Friday 18 December

Watch Love Actually Under The Moonlight

What better way to celebrate the festive season than to watch one of the most iconic Christmas rom coms ever made underneath the moonlight on a balmy December night? Catch Love Actually and all of its cheesy comedic glory this Friday night at Moonlight Cinema—and don’t forget the snacks.

When: From 7.15pm, Friday 18 DecemberWhere: Roma Street ParklandFind out more here.

Saturday 19

An Orchestral Rendition Of Biggie V 2Pac

Big fan of Biggie and 2PAC? Well you’ve never heard them like this before. Alternative Symphony and Lombardo Entertainment are bringing an orchestral rendition of the two hip-hop artists to life at The Brightside this weekend. You will want to wear your dancing shoes for this one.

When: 8pm, Saturday 19 December Where: The Brightside, Fortitude ValleyFind out more here.

Sunday 20 December

Get Tatts For Toys

If you’re thinking about getting a tatt, here’s a way to get one and spread a little Christmas joy this weekend while you’re at it. Sacred Skin Tattoo Studio is accepting toys in lieu of payment for tattoos this Sunday, with the toys received going to children who are doing it tough this festive season. The toys do have to be a minimum of $50 in value, and the studio is only tattooing set designs on arms and legs with no option to alter them. But if you’re up for the challenge and want to get a tatt for a good cause then go right ahead and give back to those who need it.

When: 10am–6pm, Sunday 20 December Where: Sacred Skin Tattoo Studio, Stones CornerFind out more here.

Coorparoo Christmas Markets

Still trying to finish off your never ending Christmas list this year? Rock on down to the Coorparoo Christmas Markets held by The Market Folk this Sunday to find a variety of 40 independent stallholders where you’ll be able to find a gift for everyone on your list. You’ll find everything from handmade earrings and fruit candles to chocolate, skincare and clothing to just name a few. Bonus, doggos are welcome.

When: 9am–1pm, Sunday 20 DecemberWhere: Coorparoo Square, CoorparooFind out more here.

All Weekend

Sip Your Way Through A Gin Tasting Paddle

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Taking over a warehouse in Newstead for just three weeks, Sunshine Coast’s Pomona Distilling Co has set up a gin-tastic bar, where you can sip gin cocktails and even take a bottle or two home with you—whether to gift or to keep all for yourself. Open Thursday to Saturday up until 24 December, the pop-up bar will be shaking up some specialty cocktails, but if cocktails aren’t your thing or you consider yourself a bit of a gin connoisseur then you should opt for one of the gin tasting paddles.

When: Thursday to Sunday, until 24 DecemberWhere: Pomona Distilling Co. Pop-Up, TeneriffeFind out more here.

Sample A Cocktail At The Valley’s New Rooftop Bar

The Italian Riviera has come to Brisbane, with Cielo Rooftop Bar landing in Fortitude Valley. If you haven’t heard of this spot, it comes to us from the team behind the world’s 11th best bar—so you should absolutely make time to check it out this weekend. Order yourself one of their impressive cocktails, like strawberry daiquiri and pina colada combo The Venice Beach, and watch the sun go down over the city skyline.

When: All weekend Where: Cielo Rooftop Bar, Fortitude ValleyFind out more here.

Hit The Dancefloor, Any Dancefloor

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COVID-19 certainly took a lot from us this year (let’s not be reminded) but dancing in bars and clubs is back for the first time since everything came to halt in March. Annastacia Palaszczuk has gifted us all an early Chrissy present and we couldn’t be any more merrier about it. So find those dancing shoes you threw to the back of the wardrobe earlier this year and give them life again by grooving to your favourite tunes on any dance floor in Brisbane this weekend. Check the best bars to bust out a few moves here.

Catch A Christmas Carol At The Theatre

Head to the theatre this weekend to catch A Christmas Carol live on stage at QPAC—yet another thing we’ve missed all year. Watch as Ebenezer Scrooge counts down for Christmas to pass as four ghosts take him on a journey of redemption with tickets ranging between $59 and $69 per person.

When: Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 DecemberWhere: QPAC, South BrisbaneFind out more here.

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