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Young-Gun Chefs Complete Trio of Venues in Coorparoo

A dusted-off 35-year-old woodfired oven anchors the newest addition to Brisbane's buzzing southside dining strip

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A team of young chefs have finally completed their trio of dining venues in Coorparoo, dusting off a 35-year-old woodfired oven to cook oysters, wagyu burgers, and garlic butter pipis, accompanied by European wines and signature cocktails.

The latest opening rounds out what has become a mini dining precinct on Brisbane's southside, joining the team's two existing venues in the suburb. The woodfired oven, which had been dormant for decades, has been restored and now anchors the menu.

Coorparoo has emerged as one of Brisbane's most dynamic dining destinations in recent years, with a cluster of independent restaurants and bars drawing food-focused crowds from across the city. The suburb's relative affordability compared to inner-city locations has made it attractive to young operators willing to take creative risks.

The new venue focuses on share-style dining with a Mediterranean-influenced menu built around the woodfired oven. European wines feature prominently alongside a cocktail list designed to complement the smoky, char-driven flavours.

Analysis

Why This Matters

Coorparoo's dining scene continues to punch above its weight, offering Brisbane residents quality options without the inner-city price tag or hassle.

What to Watch

The southside dining boom shows no signs of slowing, with several more openings reportedly planned for the area later in 2026.

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