Gunshop Cafe

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53 Mollison St
WEST END, QLD, 4101
local (07) 3844 2... local (07) 3844 2241
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Muncho Newbie 1 review
less than ordinary. Went there for lunch and was sorely disappointed. It seems they are known for their breakfasts. Lunch: not so much. Overpriced steak sandwich was not worth $24 thank you very much. Risotto the wife had was bland and tasteless (and she considers herself a risotto connoisseur). Give this place a miss for lunch.
2 months ago
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Cee Zee Local Star 264 reviews
for one of Brisbane's supposed best cafes, the coffee is terrible. how hard is it to make a long black. it didn't even taste like espresso it tasted like drip coffee. service is slow and rude.
5 months ago via TrueLocal for iPhone
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Jane88 3 reviews
Great food, pleasant service and not to hard on the pocketbook.
1 year ago
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suziewho 2 reviews
Fabulous food and really friendly and helpful service. Haven't done breakfast yet but lunch and dinner is outstanding. Great atmosphere and service... the courtyard is just delightful. Will be back again and again for business and pleasure. thanks.
2 years ago
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pickymiss 8 reviews
Great food, but the tables are too close together.
2 years ago
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dl85 Foodie 151 reviews
Excellent breakfast but be prepared to wait a little while. Servings are huge and they pump it through fairly quickly. A good morning out in a good part of Brisbane. Lots of shops around that you can have a look at after as well.
3 years ago
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-Theresa- Newbie 1 review
Great for breakfast. Well worth the wait even if there is a queue. Stick it out - you'll be glad you did... The quality is high and the food is v fresh. The breakfast prices are bang on. It's great value for money!
3 years ago
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TommyG Foodie 227 reviews
Great hangout!
3 years ago
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Juiced 35 reviews
Great food. Service can be sometimes a bit slow, but the food is worth it. Packed out most of the time.
3 years ago
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colly 35 reviews
Great for breakfast... a popular spot, but didn't have to wait too long for table. The french toast is worth it. Service was a bit slow though
3 years ago
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Editorial Reviews

The Gunshop Cafe

Ultimate Brisbane

Thursday, August 05, 2010

You guessed it, the site of this popular West End café was once home to a gunshop. These days the brews being turned out here have a cult following in Brisbane and it’s especially popular on weekends (so it’s likely you’ll have to wait for a table). The coffee is decadent, the food is excellent (make sure you sample the home-made baked beans), and the atmosphere is great. Open from just after sunrise until well into the night (with a menu that changes accordingly), you can drop by pretty much any time that strikes your fancy. And once you’ve visited you’ll quickly understand why Delicious magazine dubbed the Gunshop the best café in Australia.
The Gunshop Cafe

BrisbaneNews

Tuesday, May 06, 2008

Everybody’s talking about the Gunshop’s breakfasts, such as potato fetta hash cakes, spinach, grilled tomato and herbed sour cream. This eatery (in a shop that was once a gunshop) has gone from strength to strength since opening seven years ago. New owner Jason Coolen (ex-Pier Nine) and head chef Mark Turville (ex-Harveys) are doing great things for dinner too, like sugar-cured Wilga Vale venison with chats, roast baby beet, turnips and white port demi-glaze. A well-matched selection of drinks includes refreshers like Pimm’s and sangria. Mains average: $19.