Support Brisbane Restaurants – Qld Flood Update

Many local businesses throughout Brisbane have been affected by floods.  Some however are still open – if you are able to do so, please support these local business people so that they can continue to pay wages, support growers and suppliers.

This will be updated as more information is available.  If you have information that isn’t included here, please leave a comment.

New Farm – Confit.  Open for business.  Follow @confit_bistro for updates

Pintxo – Open for business.  Follow @pintxonewfarm for updates

Jocelyns – no damage.  Reopening soon.

Fortitude Valley – Cloudland.  Open for business.

Limes Rooftop Bar.  Open for business.

Majo’s, Portofino Cafe, Alibi Room, Home Ground Cafe, Brunswick St.  Open for business.

Tuckeria.  Open for business.

Freestyle, Emporium – Open for busienss.

Tartufo reporting no damage.  Expected to reopen soon.

Anise – Open for Business.

Teneriffe – Claret House.  Open for Business.

Bulimba – Scales & Ales.  Open for business.  Follow @scalesandales for updates.

Riverbend Books & Cafe. Open for business.  Follow @RiverbendBooks for updates.

Most Bulimba cafes and restaurants are still trading.

Hamilton – Baguette, Bretts Wharf, Dandelion & Driftwood all undamaged and open for business.

CBD – The Villager.  Open for Business.  Follow @thevillagerhote for updates.

Bar Barossa.  Open for Business.

Moda Restaurant.  Open for business from dinner 16/1/11.

Restaurant Two.  Open for business from dinner 16/1/11.

Alchemy Restaurant.  Being inspected for structural damage over the next two weeks.

Pig and Whistle, Milano and Jimmys On The Mall – Open for business

Sugar n Spice, Bar Moda both open and serving coffee.

Il Centro, Cha Cha Char, Aria, Bavarian Bier Cafe, Sake, Judes  - no power, still dry.  Not open, but hoping to be back soon.  Follow @ilcentrosomm for updates on Il Centro and Eagle St Pier.

Urbane and The Euro – Possibly some damage to function area in basement.  Hope to reopen soon.

Tank Restaurant – Reopening 17/1/11

Taro’s Ramen - Open for Business.  More details here.

Paddington – Open for Business.

Paddo Tavern – open for trade throughout.

West End – Lefkas still serving locals at last notice

Freestyle, some damage to coolroom.  More updates as they come to hand.  follow @dessertboy for updates

GunShop Cafe – clean up work underway, hope to be open during next week.

Kim Thanh, no reported damage but waiting for power to be restored.   Likely to reopen next week. Follow @bao_la for updates.

South Brisbane – Granada and Jost 154 both dry.  Currently closed.

South Bank Surf Club, no flood damage.  Currently closed.

Woolloongabba – Enoteca and all restaurants in top end of Logan Road at Woollongabba are open and trading as usual.

Spring Hill – Togninis open for business.

Camp Hill – Restaurant Rapide open for business.

Milton – Togninis closed and flood affected.

Initiatives to Support

Australian Wine Trade Flood Relief Raffle

This amazing inititiave was put together by Tyson Stelzer and you can follow @winepress for updates.  At last count, more than $100,000 of wine pledges have been made.

Victorian Restaurants Unite for QLD Flood Relief  Led by Alistair and Erez from Church Street Enoteca, this initiative brings together the Victorian hospitality with the aim of raising $1M during January.  Follow @vicrestunite and @churchstenoteca for updates.

Sydney – Colin Fassnidge of Four In Hand and Franz Scheurer putting together some fundraiser dinners. Email [email protected] for more info. follow @fourinhand and @blues_junkie for updates.

5 thoughts on “Support Brisbane Restaurants – Qld Flood Update”

  1. Hi Keira,

    Thanks so much for organizing this post and noting my reopening. It is tough times but appreciate supporters like you making a real difference for us.

    Thanks also for your kind review of my shop which I am fearful will attract skepticism for my bribing you or something!!

    Taro

  2. Hi Taro,

    Your ramen is genuinely good. No bribes required. I thought you may be interested to know that Volunteering Qld call centre is at 333 Adelaide Street and they are keen for people to bring meals to the centre for the staff who are working long shifts to coordinate the work. If you are able to help it would be appreciated. Just let me know [email protected].

    Thanks

    Keira

  3. This is fantastic Keira – so helpful! I heard someone say similar things on the news the other night – one way to help is to get out there and spend money on local businesses. Get out there and support Brisbane food and tourism!

    Thanks again for compiling this list :)

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