The pioneering Sydney coffee roaster has landed in Brisbane – with Queensland’s first self-serve coffee taps, sweet treats by Agnes Bakery and a signature avo toast to start your morning right.

A Gold Coast deli king is now serving classic subs, Cuban sandos and loaded hot dogs in Brisbane. And because he's got a license, a Margarita or natty wine is in your near future.

On a leafy suburban road, find a beautiful pastel-coloured cafe devoted to the local community. Also – quality coffee and golden, cheesy sourdough toasties.

The team behind Clarence has flipped the derelict space next door into a sandwich joint inspired by NYC. Come early for brekkie muffins and coffee, or later for venison Reubens and tumblers of lo-fi wine.

City workers, take note – this sleek cafe is the answer to all your weekday lunch woes. It’s got you covered with healthy salads, loaded deli sandwiches and Bear Bones specialty coffee.

Just like a trad Italian bakery, this tiny takeaway joint sells chunky Roman-style pizza by the slice. Plus, arancini stuffed with saffron rice and Italian sausage, and house-made pastas to go.

This hole-in-the-wall cafe has a tight menu of delicious things between (and on) bread, alongside Single O coffee. Order crumpets with cinnamon butter (or a sausage-and-egg muffin) and park up in the dog-friendly courtyard.

This neighbourhood coffee spot, by a first-time hospo owner, is drenched in sunlight and nostalgic comfort. Find specialty coffee from around the country, served alongside pastries from Brasserie Bread.

This pint-sized kiosk, run by two brothers, is known for its viral croques (French bechamel-slathered toasted sandwiches) and canned-to-order frappes. Your best bet is to get in early – both have been known to sell out.