Babylon Brisbane
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About
Experience Middle Eastern dining at Babylon Brisbane. Share plates, riverside cocktails and terrace dining in a vibrant CBD setting.
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What diners mention
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Babylon Brisbane?+
Babylon Brisbane is located at 145 Eagle St, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Brisbane.
What kind of place is Babylon Brisbane?+
Babylon Brisbane is a Restaurant in Brisbane.
What are Babylon Brisbane's opening hours?+
Babylon Brisbane is open seven days a week. Babylon Brisbane stays open late, until 00:30.
Is Babylon Brisbane open on Sundays?+
Yes, Babylon Brisbane is open on Sundays.
Does Babylon Brisbane take reservations?+
Yes, you can book a table at Babylon Brisbane online.
When is the best time to visit Babylon Brisbane?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Monday.
How expensive is Babylon Brisbane?+
Babylon Brisbane is generally mid-range.
What does Babylon Brisbane offer?+
Babylon Brisbane offers Outdoor seating, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast, Takes reservations, Family friendly, Live music, Private dining.
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What people say
“Our waiter was a delight, the food was fantastic and our drinks were great!”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Alan Millett★★★★★This is creative Middle Eastern food where the chefs like to mix and match both unusual and obvious ingredients. We had abroholos scallops(2) with salmon roe and pangrattato? for entree. Mains were wood grilled squid with tomato, olives, dill and sujuk (spicy Turkish sausage), and Turkish coffee cured and wood roasted duck with leeks and pomegranate. You can see the innovative combinations there. The dishes were a gourmet's delight . The duck is skinned and presented like two tenderloins and it was sensational. The restaurant is large with inside and outside seating Service is attentive an
Abhi S★★★★The food is solid—scallops, chicken, swordfish, and cucumber salad all deliver. Unfortunately, the tiny table and awkward seating made things uncomfortable, and the service felt like a relay race, perhaps rushed. It’s pricey and a bit of a squeeze, but your taste buds will definitely enjoy the ride even if your wallet doesn’t .
James Church★★★★★My wife, daughter and I ended up going to Babylon Restaurant by accident under circumstances I won't bore you with. I had been to the gardens 18 months ago, but not the Restaurant. The food was good in the garden, it's delicious in the Restaurant. For entrees, house made bread wither Avatar spiced butter, Hummus, macadam dukkah and olive oil. Excellent. For mains, wood fired Angus beef, with chilli butter and pickled radish, Manti slow cooked lamb dumplings, with yoghurt, mint and chilli butter and Turkish coffee cured wood roasted duck, leeks, pomegranate and fesenjan sauce with Spiced Cauli
Louise Cooper★★★A bit of a debacle. Not many patrons for a Sunday sunny lunch time, yet one staff member!!! When the patrons are clearing glasses a there are queues at the bar, perhaps it’s time for a rethink. Babylon is a lovely spot on the river. Drinks are pricey. I tried to order a bottle of wine- this was unavailable. A second choice- unavailable! Seriously! So third choice, which was dramatically more expensive than the ones I actually wanted. Went to order food. Well, despite 5 dishes on the menu containing beef, apparently all beef dishes were unavailable. Another rethink. We had the certain cheese- t
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