A warehouse bar, $5 thrift shops, a cake boutique, funky cafes, a mammoth rum bar, Chinese temple and restaurant with secret butcher shop entrance - the northside suburb of Albion is full of hidden gems and well worth exploring:
Little Paul’s is a home away from home in the back streets of Albion, serving up home-style Italian inspired food and selling tasty, international produce in the market
This fabulous artisan bakery and cafe would be more at home on a Parisian street than in its industrial like shed overlooking a carpark on Sandgate Rd.
A Brisbane icon, ingrained irrevocably in the psyche of generations of locals because of the Spanish Steakhouse first and its tropical beer garden second but a visit should definitely include both.
Hudson Corner American Barbecue and (soon to be) Ale House brings smokin’ hot delicious American style soul food to a cosy side street corner of Albion.
This ornate little joss house, which was built in 1886 for Brisbane’s burgeoning Cantonese community, is tucked away in the back streets of Breakfast Creek.
