Brisbane’s Best Italian Joints

When it comes to Italian cuisine, Brisbane does not disappoint. From charming trattorias to stylish ristorantes, the city is home to some of the best Italian joints that will transport your taste buds to the heart of Italy. Join us on a mouthwatering journey as we uncover Brisbane's top Italian spots that capture the essence of la dolce vita.

Ramona Trattoria

Led by Ashley-Maree and her talented team, Ramona Trattoria are dedicated to bringing you the best of Italian cuisine. Their focus is on the art of dough, from hand-shaped and hand-cut pasta made with pasture-fed eggs to naturally leavened, 48-hour fermented focaccia. And let's not forget their pizza dough, which undergoes a 72-hour ferment using a special blend of three flours. With locally sourced ingredients and a deep-rooted love for Italian traditions.

131 Leicester St, Coorparoo QLD 4151

Biànca

Step into Bianca, where the heart and soul of a classic Italian trattoria meet the vibrant buzz of Brisbane's James Street. From the Same Same and Agnes Crew, this trattoria beautifully blends classic Italian dishes with the unique flavors and ingredients of the Australian climate. From homemade pastas and artisanal breads to a thoughtfully curated wine list, Bianca creates an unforgettable dining experience that celebrates the freshness of local produce.

46 James St, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006

Ciao Papi

Nestled under the Story Bridge, Ciao Papi offers a modern and vibrant twist on traditional Italian cuisine. With a focus on seasonality and the finest local ingredients, their menu showcases a fusion of classic and innovative dishes. From wood-fired pizzas and luscious pastas to delectable desserts, Ciao Papi creates a culinary adventure that satisfies all palates.

5 Boundary St, Brisbane City QLD 4000

Pasta Club

Nestled in West End and loved by locals, you’ll find a moody, quaint space dedicated to all things pasta. Providing unpretentious service & incredible handmade pasta, a small menu that changes daily, you’ll find delightful dishes. On their drinks menu, a wide selection of Australian wines, plus classic cocktails.

237 Boundary St, West End QLD 4101

1889 Entoeca

Step into the elegant world of 1889 Enoteca, located in Woolloongabba. This sophisticated ristorante pays homage to the rich traditions of Italian cuisine, offering an exquisite dining experience. Their menu features refined dishes crafted with precision and finesse, highlighting the best of Italian flavours. Indulge in their homemade pastas, complemented by an extensive wine list featuring Italian varietals.

10-12 Logan Rd, Woolloongabba QLD 4102

Mamma Mias Trattoria Pizzeria

Overlooking the waters of Raby Bay, sits Mamma Mias. Serving up traditional big portions of pizza, pasta and other Italiano delights, you’ll find delish home-cooked style dishes aplenty. With home-made dough, a huge pizza oven and of course, tiramisu.

10/152 Shore St W, Cleveland QLD 4163

Julius Pizzeria

Located in the vibrant Fish Lane, Julius Pizzeria is a haven for pizza enthusiasts. With a focus on Neapolitan-style pizzas, Julius Pizzeria uses quality ingredients and traditional techniques to create pizzas that are bursting with flavor. From classic margherita to inventive combinations, each pizza is cooked to perfection in a wood-fired oven, delivering an authentic taste of Italy.

77 Grey St, South Brisbane QLD 4101

Written by Megan Turner

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