布里斯本海關大樓

從景觀到會場的美食都真是太美味了...在老式香檳下午茶中提供了美味的食物...服務令人讚歎...如果您想請客，請在海關大樓品嘗下午茶

我們昨晚在布里斯班在這裏吃晚餐。我們坐在露台上，服務器端的桌子經過精心擺放，以使用社交距離。他非常友善，我們和他的談話一樣使我們享受美食。羔羊開胃菜令人垂涎。很棒的葡萄酒菜單。

位於布里斯班中央商務區的錢高樓之間 這座建築看下去有一定的歷史 雖然靠近河的部分早已經被各式各樣玻璃幕牆建築阻擋 不過沿着主要街道的部分或許也是因為路口和緩坡的關係看上去顯得更雄偉不少一到夜晚 泛黃和白色的燈光打起 旁邊的餐廳經常都被訂滿 讓建築更莊嚴的氣質散發的淋漓盡致

Built in 1886 on the riverbank of the Central Business District, this beautifully restored building boasts a landmark green vaulted dome and is currently operated by the University of Queensland as a cultural, educational and heritage facility. Behind the huge Collins pillar, there are delicate conference rooms, charming banquet halls, licensed restaurants and an information center. The customs building is open to visitors. Visitors can stroll through the building, inspiring your imagination and capturing her historic flavor through the display of Customs souvenirs that represent past times; inside, there is a perennial exhibition hall of Australian art collections from Stuart Holm-Behan Stuartholme-Behan; the restaurant is situated by the river, which was part of the Queen's Warehouse, and the restaurant is not only indoor, but also on its terrace. It has seats and can overlook the Brisbane River and Story Bridge while dining. This is the only restaurant in the city centre of the University of Queensland, or the most spectacular wedding venue in Brisbane. The Customs Building is the winner of the Brisbane and Queensland Tourism Awards and is considered one of the most awarded functional venues in Brisbane. The Customs Building is located at 399 Queen Street and is accessible along Queen's Street or along the wooden trestle road by the river.

Delicious Great service and food in a delightful setting. Could not fault the staff. Dish of the day was the slow cooked lamb. It fell off the bones and tasted amazing. Great dish to share on the Aust day weekend with friends. Congratulations- I will be recommending your restaurant to anyone visiting Brisbane.

It's an ancient Renaissance-style building, built in 1885 just across the Victoria Bridge from Brisbane's South Bank Park. The building used to be the seat of the colonial government's finance ministry.