At Mr & Mrs Jones
Hamilton
At Mr & Mrs Jones is a chic European-style wine bar and eatery with dog-friendly terrace and side lounge with piano, located under the Dendy Cinemas at Portside Wharf.
The perfect spot for a drink with pals, date night, a scrumptious bite to eat before or after the movies, a late night cocktail or a Sunday session with live jazz, At Mr and Mrs Jones has something for everyone to enjoy.
And, with one of Brisbane's best chefs holding the reins in the kitchen, At Mr and Mrs Jones is a standout for the calibre of food on offer. Small plates designed to share include the likes of hiramisu kingfish, avocado, tomato ceviche and jalapeno puffed rice, goats cheese ravioli, blood orange and fennel or crisp confit chicken wings, lemon labne and za'atar.
Must-try are the Moreton Bay bug meatballs, onion puree and salsa verde or the signature Fraser Island spanner crab with house crumpet, yuzu and fermented chili.
Dishes for one are every bit as delectable and include Cone Bay barramundi, caponata, pine nut and basil or slow cooked lamb, ras el hanout, pumpkin, date and almonds, with the option to add sides such as grilled asparagus with charred lemon and yoghurt. Then for sweets there's the likes of mango coconut and black sesame cheesecake or chocolate delice with coffee ice-cream.
Even if you're not dining, take a seat in one of the red velvet armchairs and enjoy some cheese and a drink from the cracking wine list which includes Pol Roger, Perrier Jouet and Veuve Clicquot champagne, whites from Tasmania, SA, NZ, South Africa, Germany and reds from Tasmania, SA, NZ, Italy and Lebanon.
Cocktails include a selection of Spritz, mango and Orange Mai Tai, Lychee and Cranberry Highball, Pineapple and Tonka Bean Negroni or Coffee and Caramel Espresso Martini. There's also a selection of premium spirits and beer and cider including Peroni Leggera, Stone & Wood Pacific Ale and The Hills Apple Cider.
Nice to know - The piano in the lounge once belonged to the owner's grandmother and anyone who feels like playing is welcome.
