Customs House 리뷰

우리는 어젯밤 브리즈번에서 저녁을 먹었습니다. 우리는 테라스에 앉아 있었고 서버 쪽 테이블은 사회적 거리를 사용하기 위해 조심스럽게 배치되었습니다. 그는 매우 친절했고 우리는 그의 대화처럼 음식을 즐겼습니다. 양 전채는 군침이 도는 것입니다. 훌륭한 와인 메뉴.

브리즈번 중앙 비즈니스 지구의 고층 빌딩 사이에 위치한 건물은 역사가 있습니다. 강 근처의 일부는 이미 다양한 유리 커튼 월 건물로 막혔지만 주요 거리를 따라있는 일부는 교차로와 완만한 경사로 때문에 볼 수 있습니다. 밤이 되면 더 웅장하고 노고 하얀 조명이 켜지고 옆 식당이 종종 만석으로 되어 있어 건물의 엄숙한 기질이 생생하게 발산됩니다.

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.