The Best New Cafes in Brisbane
This is our edit of Brisbane’s best new cafes, updated monthly. Some are highly invested in serving excellent food and following the latest coffee trends, while others are just trying to become great neighbourhood catch-up spots. Here’s where we’re going for coffee, pastries and all-day eats right now.

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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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Cafe Disco
The all-day diner brings Bangladeshi flavours to Aussie cafe culture. It serves everything from morning coffee and lunchtime pita to evening cocktails.

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Speed Dial
In a converted shipping container in the Bunnings carpark, this teeny cafe serves sweet coffee and cheesy toasties (with marinara sauce for dipping).

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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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Semi Semi
Get bingsu, the fluffy shaved ice dessert, with customisable toppings, plus a cast of rotating sandwiches at this West End spot.

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Butter
This hole-in-the-wall cafe has a tight menu of delicious things between (and on) bread, alongside Single O coffee. Order crumpets with cinnamon butter (or a sausage-and-egg muffin) and park up in the dog-friendly courtyard.

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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.








