4.7
- 4.6Food
- 4.7Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Energetic
2 - 10 people
$95.00 per person
2 - 10 people
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4.7
Noise • Energetic
Natalie
Brisbane1 review
Dined on 1 November 2026
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Dined on 16 October 2026
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Dined on 27 September 2026
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Sunshine Coast2 reviews
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Brisbane2 reviews
Dined on 12 July 2026
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Brisbane5 reviews
Dined on 27 June 2026
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Sundays, especially Sunday lunch or a relaxed Sunday afternoon, are the best time to visit Grape & Grazing; reviewers repeatedly praise its Sunday lunches, roasts and chilled afternoon vibe.
Yes, reviewers describe Grape & Grazing as dog-friendly, making it a lovely spot to enjoy a drink or meal with your dog.
Sunday is the standout, guests repeatedly praise Sunday lunch and the Sunday roast as must-try experiences at Grape & Grazing.
Yes, Grape & Grazing accepts private parties, and guests describe a successful private 60th‑birthday dinner where the team organised flowers, a menu and attentive service.
Yes, Grape & Grazing’s beautiful ambience, tables under the fig tree and excellent wine list make it a popular choice for weeknight date nights and special evenings.
Grape & Grazing tends to be quieter on Sunday afternoons and similar relaxed Sunday visits, when guests have found only a few other tables occupied.
Yes, Grape & Grazing offers outdoor seating, including the much-loved tables under the fig tree that guests enjoy for drinks and meals.
Grape & Grazing has a relaxed, European neighbourhood feel, warm lighting, attentive yet relaxed service, and a carefully curated wine focus that makes the room feel intimate and welcoming.
Yes, reviewers describe Grape & Grazing as dog friendly, with guests enjoying wine and food while bringing their dogs.
Casual dress is the guide at Grape & Grazing, comfortable, unfussy clothing is entirely appropriate for this neighbourhood spot.
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