Ahmet's Turkish Restaurant

Turkish Food is one of the most delicious and healthy cuisines in the world. At Mado, we hope to open your eyes to traditional dishes that have been handed down through generations. Try something you have never tasted before. Perfect for Lunch, Functions, Corporate Events, Christmas functions, birthdays and special occations... Within easy walking distance of the city centre, South Bank, South Brisbane, South Bank Parklands and the Convention Centre.

Charcoal Turko offers tasty, charcoal-grilled Turkish dishes, including kebabs, mixed grill plates and felafels, along with delicious dips, salads and fries, plus drinks.

Poppies In Southbank is a family-friendly restaurant, café, and bar located on Little Stanley Street, right near QPAC and the Brisbane River. We serve all-day breakfast, lunch, dinner, and cocktails seven days a week. Whether you're after a pre-show dinner, a casual brunch with friends, or relaxed riverside drinks, Poppies offers a seasonal menu with house-made cocktails, Allpress coffee, and a laid-back atmosphere in the heart of Southbank.

American style restaurant and bar in the heart of Brisbane's Southbank.

A retro American diner furnished with pop art, counter stools, booths and wood panelling.

Vibrant Spanish eatery with tapas, sangria bar and stylish decor, plus an intricate wooden ceiling.

Authentic Vietnamese cuisine

Ovello Bar & Kitchen brings the casual elegance of the Amalfi Coast to Grey Street, South Bank. Inspired by sun-soaked Mediterranean holidays, lush gardens and colourful parasols, we pair Australia's largest spritz list with authentic stone-baked pizza built on a 38-year-old sourdough starter, plus humble Italian share plates made for lingering. Come for breakfast, settle in for a long lunch, or unwind at Apero happy hour from 4pm. Midweek favourites include $25 Pasta e Vino on Tuesdays, Serata di Pizza on Wednesdays and free kids meals on Fridays. Find us across from Southbank Parklands, moments from QPAC and the markets. Book your table today and let South Bank rediscover its colour.