The Italian Restaurants in Bracken Ridge Australia
The best places in Bracken Ridge Australia to eat The Italian. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Bracken Ridge Australia who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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4.5
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, 321 Montague Rd, Brisbane I-4101, Australia, Bracken Ridge Australia
"Phenomenal pizza. I must say this is the best pizza I’ve ever eaten, and that includes all the pizzas I’ve tried all over Italy. My wife is italian and we are fussy about italian food, but this place is exceptional to say the least, and the Italian wine selection is incredible. My new favorite restaurant!!"
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, 712 Sandgate Rd, Brisbane I-4011, Australia, Bracken Ridge Australia
"I have been to this restaurant on two occasions now and it is simply fantastic. From the warm and friendly service staff who genuinely love where they work (I noticed someone who worked there come in early for their shift and was greeted with hugs laughter like they were family) to the amazing food. I can't wait to have another night of beautiful food in a place that I automatically felt like I was part of the extended family. This is what Italian dining is all about."
3.8
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3.8
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, Shop 16, Wishart Shopping Village, 590 Mount Gravatt Capalaba Rd, Wishart, Australia, Bracken Ridge Australia
"Nice food and very friendly staff. Awesome experience."
4.2
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4.2
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, 225 Hawken Dr, Brisbane City, Australia, 4067, Bracken Ridge Australia
Terrace, Wifi, Takeout, TV
3.5
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, 123 Orange Grove Road, Brisbane I-4018, Australia, Bracken Ridge Australia
"Great little restaurant. <br/>Pizzas were cooked in a woodfired oven and were delicious. Some of our party had regular pizza bases and some had gluten free. Both were great, and that's saying something with gluten free pizza. We will be back!"
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, 180 Little Stanley Street, Brisbane I-4101, Australia, Bracken Ridge Australia
"TL;DR: It is more or less fish and chips dressed up a bit differently than usual. Credit where it is deserved with aesthetics, but all in all I have had better fish and chips but I have also had worse fish and chips. Ultimately, it merely does a notch better than adequate as a choice for something to eat around here. <br/ <br/ After some success down in Melbourne, Paper Fish makes its way into South Bank from the same mind that was behind Stokehouse. Possibly the furthest idea from what Stokehouse offers is right here, though with the reputation as being one of the city's finest places, clientele can be rest assured of a keen eye on quality being right here. So yeah, fish and chips in a location that for a long time was calling out for such an outlet that also delivers on the aspect of quality it is finally here. <br/ <br/ Getting to a general ritual, it was high time to meet a friend of mine in the new year after such a long break. This time around, she was without a car so it was off to meeting around the central area of town namely, the Cultural Center bus way. This has been a pretty common arrangement in meeting her, and with absolutely no complaints from me with West End just on the cusp (hence, a cornucopia of eateries) but it was her suggestion to take the other turn for something a bit different. With that being the only difference, it was all on the fly in deciding where to go, more or less taking a lap around the Stanley Grey Street junction of eateries. Noting many in mind, there were a good number of possibilities and this ended up being the choice. As long as it is hot, and preferably got a bit of grease to it, I am all good. <br/ <br/ This is not like the usual fish and chip shop. No matter where in Australia you are, the whole environment there is familiar. You won't be seeing countless bits of fried seafood, nor many of the dubious fried snacks that many clientele love to add on. They keep it fairly simple, straightforward and streamlined with what they offer, which is possibly why I noted that it reminded me of a cross between fish and chip shops right here, and within the United Kingdom. Part of it had to do with the atmosphere, where the fish and chip shops over in Britain aren't going to be winning any awards for decor, but they do make them up to be a little like casual eateries. Mostly takeaway, they still do have a few tables around the place alongside one bench at the far end; it is one place where the kitchen possibly takes up the lion's share of the shop space, which on paper makes it sound cramped, however <br/ <br/ While it is a little rough around the edges at the moment, the service here manages to be pretty efficient. At first I thought it was a bit no frills, with getting your own forks and whatnot but they are onto that pretty quickly. Quick and efficient is the mentality here, plus the usual route of going up to the counter, paying, then taking a number and getting a table is how they do it. Before you know it, the fish is being fried in hot oil and it is at your table within minutes. <br/ <br/ Another touch that distinguishes Paper Fish from the majority of suburban along with Gold and Sunshine Coast fish and chippys, has to be the choice of drinks which they have. How many other places selling fish and chips can you think of which have a range of beers, wines, and frozen cocktails to have alongside the meal? Sodas are also there, only a couple of the usual suspects with the Italian style ones making out for the rest of the selection. <br/ <br/ To use that as a launch pad to the actual meal, with her order my friend got one of the frozen mocktails a limonata. I managed to nick a sip of it, and it was not too bad. Essentially think of it as one of those frozen drinks available from the convenience store, and that more or less sums up how it comes across. It was flavoured with the lemon drink, which was a mixture of sour with a bit of sugar put through. For a hot day (or summer night), this would do quite well and it doesn't go so badly with fish and chips. <br/ <br/ Getting onto the food, while there has definitely been bigger feasts to eat within recent memory, where there was a big order of coconut prawn tacos, along side one of sweet potato fries, and the classic fish and chips, with some Cesar salad to wrap it all up. The fish of the moment was a blue grenadier. Throughout it all, while there was the noted highlight of the tacos, it was all pretty much adequate. <br/ <br/ As it had already been stated, everything here is cooked fresh to order. Regardless of the situation, that is always an advantage. What was possibly the best of the lot would have been the coconut prawn tacos. A combination of some sweet prawn meat, with the robust coating that was given that distinct texture from the coconut is a combination that can rarely go wrong. Add that into some soft tortillas, and mix them up with a solid lot of coleslaw, and it makes for quite the bar snack. <br/ <br/ Giving them some more credit as well, the blue grenadier was well cooked as well. Not quite as light as tempura, the batter was still lithe and sweet, which went well with the mild tasting fish. Not to mention, the big serving size for one person and I haven't even gotten to the fries yet. There was regular and sweet potato, with the latter definitely being the better lot. The seasoning on both was alright, with maybe a bit more cooking needed for the regular fries to make them crispy. In saying that, I liked the touch of them being crinkle cut, and the sweet potato fries being shoe string helped distinguish the two effectively beyond the type of vegetable used. <br/ <br/ Also on the side of the fish and chips was the choice of salad. Cesar is often a good choice, with just enough freshness from the lettuce to make it semi fresh, and the creaminess of Parmesan cheese, and the dressing, and little bit of crunch from the croutons also helps. <br/ <br/ With Paper Fish, it was not quite the best fish and chips that I have had here or anywhere, however the quality was quite good and the price itself was decent value. This is not because of anything bad about it, it really is just fine. It fits a good and balanced niche, where cost is considered but quality does not get compromised, something many places in South Bank have realised in recent years. Credit where credit is due will be given, where they keep it pretty simple. This place will work more for some people, not quite for others, it all depends on taste. <br/ <br/ Portion sizes will certainly fill most people up as either a snack or a meal, and even if there is not a beach around per se, the whole experience can still be replicated the same way South Bank has been known to replicate the beach experience for those staying in Brisbane. Taking the fish and chips to go, that possibly the selling point for Paper Fish on top of the fact that cheap fish and chips can still be tasty."
4.5
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4.5
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, 5 Kyabra Street, Newstead, Brisbane I-4006, Australia, Bracken Ridge Australia
"Steak has always been a dish I preferred to eat at home– the precise temperature and done-ness I look for is just so hard to describe to a restaurant, I often leave disappointed. Florentine nailed it. Not only was the signature T-Bone Bistecca Fiorentina I had cooked exceptionally, but the accompanying broccolini and potatoes complemented the beef well. The Sangiovese I ordered was exactly what I expected, and my host commended me for my choice.<br/ <br/ This brings me to the second, and perhaps most important feature of Florentine– the service. Les was both engaging and enthusiastic about Chianina steak, giving us a brief but interesting history about the meal we were eating. His attentive and heartfelt passion for the food at Florentine made my experience here a pleasure.<br/ <br/ I look forward to returning."
3.7
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3.7
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, 161 Grey St, Brisbane I-4101, Australia, Bracken Ridge Australia
"Came here for lunch, quite a big place under a hotel I think. Food was better than expected, Italian cuisine. We had the pizza special which had a nice thin base and fluffy edge and the calamari which was tender and nicely salted. Overall pretty good food!"
3.9
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3.9
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, 20 Montague Rd, Brisbane I-4101, Australia, Bracken Ridge Australia
"A modest unassuming venue with good old school food. We attended a reunion with a buffet meal attached $30 for all you can eat roast chicken, pork, lamb and baked vegetables, followed by individual pavlovas with fresh whipped cream and fruit salad. The food of my childhood and totally enjoyable."
4.4
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City: Bracken Ridge Australia, 116 Bridge St, Bracken Ridge Australia, United States
"The food was delicious! The place was very busy for a weekday at 10 am. It took us an hour to get seated receive our food (which we order when we sat down). Everything was generously portioned tasted amazing!Parking: There were not many spots right in front of the entrance, but there was an additional lot at the end of the shopping plaza with plenty of spaces."
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