Prepare your tastebuds because this July Good Food Month presented by Citi is returning to Brisbane.
Back for its eighth year running, the festival will bring together some of Australia’s biggest culinary names for a month of foodie events, kitchen takeovers and collaborations.
The focus this year is to shine a light on home-grown talent and exceptional local produce. So what’s on the line-up? Or should we say, menu?
What’s on during Brisbane Good Food Month
Queensland local Alanna Sapwell will bring her popular pop-up restaurant Esmay back to Brisbane after touring the country. She will be setting up at The Alliance Hotel on Sunday 25 July.
Ben Williamson’s fire-fuelled Agnes will be welcoming Melbourne’s own master of fire, Dave Verheul of hatted Embla. The pair will be heating things up with a menu that celebrates elemental cooking on Monday 26 July.
Louis Tikaram is set to mentor some of Brisbane’s hot young talent at Good Food Month’s Young Chefs Lunch. Attendees will be treated to a four-course lunch at Howard Smith Wharves on Sunday 18 July.
Powerhouse chef Shane Delia will join forces with fellow hatted chef, Adam Wolfers at Gerard’s Bistro for an inspiring Middle Eastern feast.
On Wednesday 28 July, Shannon Martinez will pay tribute to the vibrant Tel Aviv dining scene with a tantalising plant-based menu at Za Za Ta Bar & Kitchen.
The Friends of Good Food Month event series also returns with a program of inspiring dining experiences from long lunches to curated wine menus and indulgent degustations.
These include restaurant favourites such as Montrachet, The Long Apron Restaurant, Libertine, Golden Pig, Three Blue Ducks, E’cco Bistro, The Balfour Kitchen, Alchemy, Locale, Walter’s Steakhouse and many more. The family-favourite Brisbane Night Noodle Markets will also make their return this year.
Tickets for Brisbane Good Food Month are on sale now for events throughout the month of July. Check out the full program at their official website.
