brisbane pubs

From city to bay, some of the best outdoor beer gardens around Brisbane

BrewDog is an epic craft beer brewery, taproom and restaurant located beside the Brisbane River in Murarrie

The Lord Alfred Hotel, one of Brisbane’s grandest old pubs circa 1868, has been given a stunning makeover

Royal Mail Hotel at Goodna is an historic hotel that on weekends is the centre of live blues'n'roots

Copperhead Brewery is small batch boutique brewery and restaurant located in the tiny town of Cooroy

This colossal German beer hall occupies the iconic Royal Snack Bar building at the edge of the Brisbane Showgrounds

For a traditional English pub experience without the long-haul flight, the Fox & Hounds Country Inn is a must-visit

St Bernards Hotel, founded in 1911, is a historic hotel perched atop Mt Tamborine on the edge of an ancient volcanic escarpment

Hop and Pickle adds another notch to South Bank's burgeoning craft beer bar scene; serving gastro-pub fare alongside local and international brews

Grand old dame of New Farm, The Brunswick Hotel has ushered in a new era as a gastro pub, garden bar and lounge bar.

Built in 1874 as a private residence, the Ship Inn was been operating on and off as a hotel since 1879 when it was a hangout for drunken sailors.

With a graceful aged jacaranda tree shading its al fresco tables, the historic 1888 hotel forms the centrepiece of Stones Corner shopping precinct.

With its multi level lace iron wraparound verandahs and decorative trimmings, the Regatta is as fine an example of an 1880’s Queensland pub as you’ll find

The Grand View began life as a single storeyed structure in 1851 and today after various extensions and a motley history is one of Cleveland’s oldest surviving buildings.

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