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Night Feast moves to winter.

Twenty kitchens in one riverside garden at Brisbane Powerhouse, free to walk in, 29 July to 23 August. What to order and how the ordering works.

Goodside, the Fish Lane cafe under the motorway.

The Rick Shores group's first cafe, in a fern garden under the motorway. The cold foam iced coffee, Lu Rou Fan and the prawn har gow katsu sando.

Intermission, and the door into the theatre.

Strut & Fret's first bar, a hidden door into the theatre and a full kitchen to 1am Friday and Saturday.

The first Brooki you can sit down in, now on Fish Lane.

An open kitchen, a proper sit-down fit-out and a Queensland cookie, on South Brisbane's busiest lane.

Where Koreans in Brisbane actually go, past the barbecue.

Jokbal, Korean-Chinese, fried chicken as fondue, home cooking and a late-night room, with addresses and what to order.

The Natural Six.

Six rooms pouring natural wine, minus the lecture. Ruby's, Wild Legs, Maeve, South City, Fountainhead and Milquetoast.

Five of Brisbane's most talked-about new rooms.

Golden Avenue, Venner, Niiwa, The French Exit and Ruma Rooftop.

Where Brisbane stays open past midnight.

Eight spots sorted by where you are, with addresses and hours.

Four rooms with a real fire for the cold weeks.

Agnes, The Gresham, Blackbird and Sixes & Sevens.

Five rooms where the chef cooks in front of you.

Suum, +81, Fumiki's, Exhibition and Aunty.

Five quiet date spots that never turn into a scene.

Rooms where you can still hear each other.

Five coffees that only exist where they pour them.

One worth the drive south.

The all-night list, honest.

Eight spots that actually stay open past midnight. Addresses, hours, what to order.

The free Friday one.

A free all ages main stage in the Valley, 4pm to 10pm. No booking.

Aperitivo under the bridge.

The 3pm to 5pm Mr Percival's window, a weekday after work save.

The red door one.

Ruby Jazz Club as a quieter Fortitude Valley plan, with live jazz and a proper drink.