Subscribe
Paddington Cafes Brisbane: The Top Spots for Brunch
Stop in at one of these Paddington cafes to fuel up for a day spent shopping vintage stores and boutiques in one of Brisbane’s most charming ‘burbs.
Paddington is easily one of Brisbane’s most charming suburbs, with heritage buildings, leafy hilly streets and a bevy of delicious spots to brunch. Close to the city and adjacent to other much-loved suburbs like Red Hill and Bardon, Paddington has developed a reputation for being the flourishing food, coffee, and shopping hub of the western suburbs.
Something that this suburb does well is variety. From pastry-heavy havens to minimalistic coffee stops, Paddington cafes Brisbane are as diverse as they are delicious.
So, if you’re hunting for your next go-to cafe in Paddington Brisbane, we’ve covered all bases. Scroll on and discover the best spots for your next caffeine fix or leisurely brunch date.
Paddington Social
Cafe by day, pop-up Thai kitchen by night, Paddington Social is a must-do on our list of Paddington cafes in Brisbane. A beautiful old Queenslander home has been converted into a kitchen and dining space, filled with natural light and large glass windows at the front for people watching from the bar seating.
The menu is stacked with stunning, freshly made pastries and cakes (all made in-house). Think golden flaky mango pie croissants and seasonal fruit danishes that melt in your mouth.
167 Given Terrace, Paddington
Chapter IV
Enjoy brunch with a view at Chapter IV, a spacious Queenslander building that has an alfresco dining deck that’s destined for all-day brekkie. This Paddington cafe is passionate about providing delicious food and the opportunity for people to connect over a shared meal.
Parents will be pleased to know that there’s a playroom for the little ones, so the little ones will be occupied while the adults can catch up over a coffee.
180 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington
Naim
Translating to ‘pleasant’ in Hebrew and ‘happiness’ in Arabic, Naim (pronounced nye-eem) reimagines traditional Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavours at their Paddington cafe location.
If you’re someone who adores exploring different flavours and textures, there’s plenty on the menu to excite you. There are plentiful brunch options, with gluten-free, dairy-free, and plant-based plates to please every diner.
Sitchu Tip: Arrive early for your dinner reservation on Fridays and Saturdays so you can begin your evening with the Hamsa Room–Naim’s new wine bar.
14 Collingwood Street, Paddington
Blackout
We’ve discovered your new regular. This cosy little coffee nook in Paddington churns out excellent coffee with excellent service.
Stitched into a corner of Latrobe Terrace, Blackout takes pride in serving coffee 365 days a year. Serving their very own speciality Dibs Coffee (roasted in Brissie!), the team behind the machine know how to pour a cup that will please any coffee connoisseur.
In the cabinet, you’ll find a mix of grab-and-go snacks of the sweet and savoury variety to nibble on as you share a coffee with your pals in the sunshine.
173 Latrobe Terrace, Paddington
Anouk Cafe
Once upon a time, this cosy cafe was an apothecary. Nowadays, the remedies you’ll find Anouk serving are big hearty brekkies, sustainably minded plates and fun fusion eats.
With mouthwatering morsels like an umami carbonara udon and omu rice on the menu, your taste buds will never be bored with a visit to this Paddington cafe. Serving locals for over 20 years and counting, Anouk is the perfect place to visit for a big brekkie, long lunch or a quick coffee as you refuel from your vintage shopping spree.
212 Given Terrace, Paddington
Now that you’re up to speed on the best Paddington cafes in Brisbane, brush up on your list of the best places to get coffee in Brisbane. After you’ve got your caffeine hit, head out on one of the best walks in Brisbane to stretch your legs.
Subscribe
