Where to Eat in Ipswich Queensland
Cheap eats, cafe culture, and restaurant cuisine - Ipswich Queensland is an unmissable dining destination.
Ipswich is a growing city in South East Queensland with a hive of activity from the laid-back locals and fun-loving tourists. Whether your a local in Ipswich or you’re just passing through, the food culture will have you coming back for seconds every time.
Breakfast
Start the day right and dive right into the café culture of Ipswich with some of the local favourites. Try Ellen and Rod Café on Roderick St for a great value brekkie that is truly delicious. For something a little more rustic, or for the early riser in the family, the Old Fernvale Bakery offers plenty of atmosphere to go with your freshly baked breakfast treats, and it’s open at 5 am. If you’re looking for vegan or vegetarian options that will delight your tastebuds and your soul, be sure to grab a table at Oikos Café and enjoying the good vibes. The breakfast scene in Ipswich is without a doubt one of the most tantalizingly tasty parts of any trip to the area. Check out more café options on the website.
Lunch
Now it’s time for lunch, and Ipswich is legendary at lunchtime. If you want a quick takeaway lunch then take a visit to Leichhardt Takeaway for the famous works burger, or grab something wholesome from Raw Energy in Springfield as you gaze over the Lagoon. If you’re after a more liquid lunch, the Pumpyard Bar can twist your rubber arm with a selection of craft beer and tasty food. For family-friendly lunches, the Yamanto Tavern has the kids covered with a playground, or visit the Retro Diner for old school burgers and shakes in a setting straight out of 1950’s.
Dinner
Now we’ve all had a nap and we’re ready to eat again, it’s time for dinner. Ipswich offers any cuisine that takes your fancy, but if you want to add a little spice, the locals recommend paying a visit to Mehfil Indian for some truly authentic tastes. It does not disappoint. In fact, the visiting Indian cricket team has been known to enjoy the delights that Mehfil Indian has to offer.
If you’re looking for an unforgettable modern Australian cuisine, try the 72-hour brisket at the award winning Cottage Restaurant on Limestone street. For family-friendly dining, the kid’s play area at the Spring Lake Hotel will keep the little munchkins busy until their delicious meal arrives at the table. Check out more Ipswich Dinner options on the website.
If you’re full after all that, then it’s time to activate your second stomach – the one reserved for ice cream, because you cannot decline the sweet delights of the Ungerman Brothers ice cream experience. A 1960’s lounge vibe and decadent ice cream will finish your foodie experience perfectly. With over 18 different flavours made from local ingredients, it is a true taste of Ipswich.
Start your food journey through Ipswich with a visit to the Visitor Information Centre.
Breakfast
Start the day right and dive right into the café culture of Ipswich with some of the local favourites. Try Ellen and Rod Café on Roderick St for a great value brekkie that is truly delicious. For something a little more rustic, or for the early riser in the family, the Old Fernvale Bakery offers plenty of atmosphere to go with your freshly baked breakfast treats, and it’s open at 5 am. If you’re looking for vegan or vegetarian options that will delight your tastebuds and your soul, be sure to grab a table at Oikos Café and enjoying the good vibes. The breakfast scene in Ipswich is without a doubt one of the most tantalizingly tasty parts of any trip to the area. Check out more café options on the website.
Lunch
Now it’s time for lunch, and Ipswich is legendary at lunchtime. If you want a quick takeaway lunch then take a visit to Leichhardt Takeaway for the famous works burger, or grab something wholesome from Raw Energy in Springfield as you gaze over the Lagoon. If you’re after a more liquid lunch, the Pumpyard Bar can twist your rubber arm with a selection of craft beer and tasty food. For family-friendly lunches, the Yamanto Tavern has the kids covered with a playground, or visit the Retro Diner for old school burgers and shakes in a setting straight out of 1950’s.
Dinner
Now we’ve all had a nap and we’re ready to eat again, it’s time for dinner. Ipswich offers any cuisine that takes your fancy, but if you want to add a little spice, the locals recommend paying a visit to Mehfil Indian for some truly authentic tastes. It does not disappoint. In fact, the visiting Indian cricket team has been known to enjoy the delights that Mehfil Indian has to offer.
If you’re looking for an unforgettable modern Australian cuisine, try the 72-hour brisket at the award winning Cottage Restaurant on Limestone street. For family-friendly dining, the kid’s play area at the Spring Lake Hotel will keep the little munchkins busy until their delicious meal arrives at the table. Check out more Ipswich Dinner options on the website.
If you’re full after all that, then it’s time to activate your second stomach – the one reserved for ice cream, because you cannot decline the sweet delights of the Ungerman Brothers ice cream experience. A 1960’s lounge vibe and decadent ice cream will finish your foodie experience perfectly. With over 18 different flavours made from local ingredients, it is a true taste of Ipswich.
Start your food journey through Ipswich with a visit to the Visitor Information Centre.