Quest Breakfast Creek

THE BREAKFAST CREEK HOTEL IS ARGUABLY THE MOST FAMOUS WATERING HOLE IN QUEENSLAND AND ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC IN AUSTRALIA. It's more than just a venue – it's a major destination in Brisbane, popular with local, interstate and international visitors, one of the best loved in the city. Built in the French Renaissance style in 1889, the Breakfast Creek Hotel is famous for its premium quality steaks and "Beer off the Wood" 7 days a week. The hotels close proximity to the domestic and international airports ensures that a steak at the Brekky Creek is a "must do" for all visitors experiencing our fair city. Past guests have included Mikhail Gorbachov, Russell Crowe, Greg Norman and local legends Powderfinger just to name a few. It is without a doubt that our reputation precedes us far and wide! In conjunction with Queensland's 150th birthday, the Brekky Creek was recognised as a Q150 icon. An honour for the hotel certainly that was only cemented when also nominated in the RACQ 150 Must Dos in Queensland. The Breakfast Creek Hotel was the only hotel to be recognised in each award and came in at number 20 in the must do list with "Tuck into a steak at the Brekky Creek Hotel". Horse Racing enthusiasts are always happy to realise how close the hotel is to both Eagle Farm and Doomben racetrack. On any given day you may just catch a jockey or trainer indulging in "one off the wood". The perfect location for any pre-race day party! Ghost hunters can also be found looking and listening for any unusual occurrences. Over the years there has been many a sighting of "Old Bill". William MacNoughton Galloway built the hotel in 1889 and resided here until his untimely death. An intoxicated fall from a second storey window led to his demise and it is said that he haunts the hotel to this day. Offering 5 unique bars, a historical tropical Beer Garden and the famous Spanish Garden Steakhouse, it is little wonder that this institution is recognised as "Brisbane's best loved pub".

GoBoat started in Copenhagen in 2014, and launched in Australia in 2017. GoBoat Australia is proudly Australian owned, and continuing to expand across the country. We’ve served around 100,000 guests already in our first few years of operation. We offer urban planners, governments and property developers the opportunity to revitalise under-utilised waterways with a safe, family-friendly, instagrammable experience! When you rent a GoBoat, you get a unique opportunity for togetherness in diverse and beautiful surroundings. The picnic table is placed centrally with enough seating for 8 people, encouraging joyful moments with good food, drink and conversations, while the shores slowly drift by.

Opening Hours: Every FRIDAY & SATURDAY 4PM TO 10PM, every SUNDAY 4PM to 9PM Located just 15 mins from Brisbane CBD and 12 mins from the international airport on a disused historic wharf over the Brisbane River – Covering over several hectares of land and built from 180 repurposed recycled shipping containers – Eat Street Northshore is an endless fun-filled adventure that will satisfy your taste buds matched with some of the best local live entertainment Queensland has to offer. Featuring over 70 traders including 5 themed bars, eclectic shops and micro restaurants offering delicious dishes and tasty treats from six of the world’s seven continents including Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America. Entry Fee - $5 per person, $15 – 4 Person Entry Deal Children under 12 – FREE Carers are FREE, who accompany a person with a disability Pets (see our policy) Purchase ENTRY PASS at the gate (CARD ONLY – CASH NOT ACCEPTED)

We are the only 100% “social bowling” club in Queensland (probably Australia) We believe we are Brisbane’s best barefoot bowling venue with over 26,000 social bowlers per year who agree with us. We offer a fantastic open air facility with plenty of space and parking and with our new 150 seat marquee there is space for any group and type of event. We are the oldest bowls club in Queensland (Est. 1888) with the most experience in providing fabulous contemporary food in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Everyone is welcome at The BOO, and The BOO Crew look forward to seeing you soon!

Historical house. Wedding Venue Newstead House is Brisbane's oldest surviving residence and is located on the Breakfast Creek bank of the Brisbane River, in the northern Brisbane suburb of Newstead, in Queensland, Australia. Built as a small cottage in the Colonial-Georgian style in 1846, the cottage was extended and today is painted and furnished in a late Victorian style. Newstead House is the oldest surviving home in Brisbane, but not the oldest surviving building, built in 1846, for Patrick Leslie and his wife Catherine (née McArthur). In 1847 he sold Newstead House to his brother-in-law John Clements Wickham (married to Anna McArthur), the Police Magistrate and Government Resident. Newstead House was listed on the Queensland Heritage Register in 1992.

Harness Racing & Greyhound Racing