Birrunga Gallery

Amazing spot. Well curated art, awesome space and delicious food. We popped in for a tour with one of the artists for a work event, and would highly recommend doing this. Awesome sharing of the stories behind the artworks giving a great appreciation of both the art and country. Will definitely be back.

We loved this Gallery. Its quite small but had a exhibition of artwork from our Indigenous artist. Had a big impact on my son. We talked about the issues raised. Had some juice and water. The chef was kind enough to offer us a parting gift in the likes of a gluten free banana bread. My son had it when we got back and was very impressed with the taste. The staff was very accommodating, kind and polite. Highly recommended a visit if your in Brisbane.

We were invited to an opening night here. Being a relatively new Brisbanite, I was keen to explore this space... it was our first visit. The Gallery/bar/restaurant was easy to find, well signed at # 300 Adelaide Street. The space was warm and welcoming. My partner LOVED the space and vowed that he'd love to visit everytime we come in to the city. This was an opening night for Indigenous artists. It was such a privilege to hear stories of country, and see such beautiful, raw, thought provoking storytelling through art. The hosts of the evening provided great food ( finger food including cooked crocodile bitesize chunks on sticks). (Apparently it is the healthiest food). We're keen to return and sample the coffee and view more great art.

The gallery is worth visiting on a regular basis as the displayed art work changes. Whilst there you can enjoy a coffee and a snack or a more substantial meal. There is also a fine selection of wines by the glass or bottle to accompany your meal.

Great gallery with a nice layout for functions, meetings and art. Nice food ! Very informational about first Australians, their culture and history. I loved the casual atmosphere.

Definitely and without a doubt one of Brisbane's most unique experiences Enjoy the great food, friendly staff and amazing art. Food and drink prices are very reasonable, The Artisan markets (held monthly) are a MUST. You can purchase authentic artifacts direct from the creators-

Their A frame caught my attention and I was curious, so headed downstairs to a huge beautiful space, filled with stunning artwork and a different menu, inspired by native ingredients. I spoke to Chanaya, the waitress who explained they were in the process of changing supplies and menu, so some of the items were not available but there was 4 specials. The chef Dhillip joined our discussion and he suggested he could add some kangaroo to the spinach and mushroom risotto, I was sold for a bargain price of $12. I walked round the gallery until my food was ready. It was beautifully presented and tasted amazing. There was lemon myrtle gently combined with the other flavours and the tender kangaroo perfectly complimented the risotto. I will be back, to enjoy the food, art work and friendly service.

Great food, good atmosphere, reasonably priced. If you want to immerse yourself into some Aboriginal cultural food then I recommend either the kangaroo steak or kangaroo steak sandwich. You can pre-order, so see attached menu and enjoy!