Miss Jones
Miss Jones Cafe – Casual. All-Day Menu. New Farm.
Straddling the border of New Farm and Fortitude Valley, along the main, busy street of Brunswick Street, you’ll find the rather inconspicuous Miss Jones Café, the sibling of nearby Little Loco.
Open seven days a week (6am-1pm on weekdays and 7am-2pm on weekends), and offering an all-day menu, Miss Jones makes for an ideal place for either breakfast or brunch, no matter the time or day.
Before you even look at the food menu, it is highly recommended you order one of Miss Jones’ extravagant super shakes. When we visited, we were unsure whether to try either the Bounty or Pina Colada shake - eventually we settled on the Pina Colada, which did not disappoint. Otherwise, Miss Jones proudly serves coffee by Single O in Surry Hills, which can be taken away, as well as an assortment of cold-pressed fruit juices from HRVST ST.
After making our drinks selection, we then ordered a handful of sweet and savoury, hot and cold dishes which featured on the café’s recently launched new menu.
For a healthy, light and refreshing start to the morning, look no further than Miss Jones’ colourful Acai Bowl, jam packed full of Acai Flow, dragon fruit, strawberries and oats and topped with a scoop of vegan coconut gelato, supplied by Allora Black, a Brisbane-based small business. Otherwise, you can’t go wrong with the simple, but delicious Bacon and Egg roll with tomato relish and cheese.
Finally, we could not visit without trying the café’s latest waffle-based creation, which changes every few months when a new menu is launched. Currently on its menu is Banoffee Waffles, comprising of caramelised banana, meringue, butterscotch sauce, a gingerbread crumb, and coffee gelato. Not overly sweet, well sized, and pretty as a picture too, we would definitely recommend this dish!
Miss Jones is relatively small in size and the vast majority of seating is inside, with only a few tables outside, ideal for those with furry friends, which the café does welcome.
📍 1/599 Brunswick St, New Farm QLD 4005
Written by Jarred Reinke
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