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James Street dining precinct, Brisbane
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James Street

District overview
James Street / Inner East

James Street is the most commercially polished dining strip in Brisbane. It runs through New Farm and holds a cluster of national-calibre restaurants alongside wine bars, delis, and a weekend market. The street rewards attention — Graze and +81 Sushi Kappo both call it home, and the precinct continues to attract serious operators.

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Listed venues
5
What it is good for
Fine dining
Dining character
Brisbane's premium dining corridor. National-calibre rooms on one street.
James Street - Restaurants
Restaurants
James Street - Bars & Cafes
Bars & Cafes
James Street - The neighbourhood
The neighbourhood

Venues in James Street

Italian dining in Brisbane — representative imageryItalian

Bianca

$$$Date nights

Italian dining in Ada Lane with lunch, dinner, and set-menu formats listed online.

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Wine Bar dining in Brisbane — representative imageryWine Bar

Cru Bar & Cellar

$$$Wine-led dining

Wine-focused dining and bar service on James Street.

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Modern Australian dining in Brisbane — representative imageryModern Australian

ESSA

$$$$Dinner bookings

Produce-driven wood-fire restaurant and bar in the James Street precinct.

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Middle Eastern dining in Brisbane — representative imageryMiddle Eastern

Gerard's

$$$Dinner bookings

Modern Middle Eastern dining on James Street with lunch, dinner, and private dining information online.

Try: Current official food menu→
South-East Asian dining in Brisbane — representative imagerySouth-East Asian

sAme sAme

$$$Date nights

Thai-led South-East Asian dining in Ada Lane on James Street.

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Nearby in Inner East

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