3 Best Cosy Restaurants in Capalaba

3 restaurants available nearby

1. Tide on the Jetty

4.2

Price: Moderate

• Modern Australian • Manly

Booked 23 times today

Located on William Gunn Jetty, Tide has become a favourite with Manly's locals and visitors to the area since opening in 2016. Drop anchor at Tide any day of the week and enjoy fresh breakfast, tapas or a meal, and of course, a great selection of Australian, New Zealand and international wines. We also have a great cocktail list, beers and cider on tap, coffee, tea and sweets.

2. California Native

4.5

Awesome(605)

Price: Expensive

• Californian • Coorparoo

Booked 14 times today

Our established suburban restaurant showcases authentic Californian and Cali-Mex cuisine, prepared with fresh, quality produce and accompanied by a boutique cocktail bar and craft beers. Our individual and atmospheric setting with both indoor and outdoor seating provides the perfect location for a romantic evening, a fun special event or a casual catch up with friends.

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3. L'Oasis Cafe & Restaurant

4.5

Awesome(85)

Price: Moderate

• Modern Australian • Calamvale

Booked 2 times today

L'Oasis Cafe & Restaurant is described as a cozy spot in reviews, with many patrons praising its friendly atmosphere and beautiful decor. As one reviewer put it, it's a 'stunning food and atmosphere' place. Another said it's a 'hidden gem' that is highly recommended. The variety of seating options catering to different occasions adds to its cozy vibe.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Tide on the Jetty

2. California Native

3. L'Oasis Cafe & Restaurant

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