Dining Gems, Places to Go Out in Brendale
Published 11:21am 13 December 2019
Words by Kylie Knight
Brendale Brewing Company
Five years ago, when Ryan and Elsie McCausland bought this microbrewery, tucked away in Brendale, their aim was to create a relaxed and friendly venue offering the best beer and cider they could bottle.
They were inspired by bars they had seen overseas, which made their patrons feel comfortable, welcome and part of the furniture.
Now, with plenty of hard work and a great team, they reckon they’ve created an “old-school bar” perfect for a drink after work, or a chilled Sunday afternoon.
“It’s like a home away from home,” Elsie says. “We always have the TV on and there’s a Nintendo 64 which brings back nostalgia.” There’s also a pool table, board games and darts. board. But don’t be fooled by the relaxed vibe, brewing the perfect beer is serious business.
They added a tap room three years ago and also built a lab for quality testing.
“We try to make the batches as perfect as we can,” she says.
There are different food trucks on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with crowd favourite King of Wings there on Thursday nights. Earlier this year, the venue won a Forkies Eat & Drink award for Favourite Drinking Hole.
Brendale Brewing is open 2-10pm Wednesday to Saturday, and 1-7pm on Sunday
62 Kremzow Rd
3205 9699
The Boiler Room, Brendale
There's no substitute for quality homemade food, and that’s a philosophy that’s driven Sammy Gaffney for the past eight years.
The team at her cafe, The Boiler Room, makes everything onsite, even the burger buns, and it’s a difference she says her customers appreciate. “We get lots of feedback from customers and I think that’s why we’re so popular,” Sammy says.
In the heart of a busy commercial and industrial estate in Brendale, the licenced cafe offers good service to the local workers and an alternative to deep fried food.
There’s cake and coffee, lasagnes, frittatas, salads, Turkish bread and wraps, salads and more.
Their special burger, which changes weekly, is popular. “Every week, we come up with something different. Customers like the variety and it gives us a chance to be creative,” Sammy says.
The cafe is open for breakfast and lunch, Monday to Friday from 6am-3pm.
Unit 3/193 South Pine Rd
3496 2119
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