A non-cricket reason to visit the Gabba, Queensland

With The Ashes array not distant off, the eyes of the cricketing world will shortly be focussed upon Australia. While its no secret to savvy Brisbanites, sporting tourists to Queenslands Woolloongabba (known as the Gabba) might be bowled over to find the vibrant grill entertain has sprung up just the stones throw from the hallowed belligerent transforming the area into the stylish dining hub. From 1889 Enoteca, the Roman-flavoured vinaio/wine bar/restaurant in the heritage-listed Heaslop building, to subsequent door next door neighbour and newcomer Bistrot Bistro; while serve along sits the cold Pearl Cafe. The deliciousness continues in the renovated antique store, courtesy of The Crosstown Eating House.

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