Hope Street Café

Hope Street Café Hope Street Café is a local business that operates two locations in Brisbane: Hope Street Cafe on Hope Street in South Brisbane and Hope Street on Boundary Cafe in West End. As not-for-profit social enterprises, the cafes aim to create opportunities for locals to eat, drink, connect, and create. They collaborate with TAFE Brisbane and other local establishments to provide qualified hospitality training and supported employment pathways. Customers can enjoy delicious meals, coffee, or organic tea at both locations, as well as participate in various events like art shows, live music performances, and craft activities. The cafes also offer spaces for meetings and functions available for booking. However, it is important to note that these businesses are currently closed.

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South Brisbane siteWe are closed for a private event from 7 - 10AM tomorrow (Wednesday 9th September).See you after 10AM...
08/09/2026

South Brisbane site

We are closed for a private event from 7 - 10AM tomorrow (Wednesday 9th September).

See you after 10AM!!

Craving nachos? Have we got a treat for you this week! Pulled pork loaded nachos served with our in house beans, guac, l...
27/08/2026

Craving nachos? Have we got a treat for you this week!

Pulled pork loaded nachos served with our in house beans, guac, labne and seasonal salsa. This dish is designed to be shared or for someone who wants to keep this deliciousness all to themselves.

Available until sold out!

This weeks special until sold out! Massaman Chicken Curry Burgers 🤤
26/08/2026

This weeks special until sold out!

Massaman Chicken Curry Burgers 🤤

21/08/2026

Did you know that we have a mini market in our cafe? Our mini market is designed to feature local Brisbane artists with crafty ideas along with local honey and our in-house coffee beans from Bellissimo Coffee.

19/08/2026
New books have been dropped off for our free book exchange! Come and check them out and take one home over a cup of coff...
18/08/2026

New books have been dropped off for our free book exchange! Come and check them out and take one home over a cup of coffee.

We are open for the EKKA public holiday! 8AM to NOON.                                                                   ...
11/08/2026

We are open for the EKKA public holiday! 8AM to NOON.

Featuring artist Jenny Pineapple Martinelli for our current NAIDOC exhibition. Jenny is a prominent First Nations Austra...
09/08/2026

Featuring artist Jenny Pineapple Martinelli for our current NAIDOC exhibition. Jenny is a prominent First Nations Australian community artist, musician and broadcaster based in Brisbane. She is widely recognised for her decades of grassroots community work, storytelling and public art.

Title:
World View

Artist statement:
All is one - one is all. Everything is connected to the one source of the universal creation spirit, from the leaf on the tree to the rock on the river bed, whether animate or inanimate. All is equal. Nothing and no one is more important than another. Everything is energy and has the right to existence.

Featuring artist Roy Alfred Close for our current NAIDOC exhibition. Roy is a Quandamooka, Butchulla, Jirrbal and South ...
06/08/2026

Featuring artist Roy Alfred Close for our current NAIDOC exhibition. Roy is a Quandamooka, Butchulla, Jirrbal and South Sea Islander artist living and working on Jagera land. At the age of 17 he began to paint, inspired by the abstract art and Aboriginal art he was introduced to by friends and family.

Title:
Living Life and Art Everyday

Artist statement:
Life keeps going on every day of the year. And I keep painting and drawing.

New book drop! Fiction to the rescue! Books by Lyla Sage, Holly Ringland, Julie Halpern, Audrey Belleza, Emily Harding a...
04/08/2026

New book drop!

Fiction to the rescue! Books by Lyla Sage, Holly Ringland, Julie Halpern, Audrey Belleza, Emily Harding and Kirsty Greenwood just for you at our free book exchange.

Come say hi and grab a goodie to take home and read with your snacks and a cuppa.

Featuring artist John Robinson for our current NAIDOC exhibition. He paints dreaming stories that connect him to his anc...
31/07/2026

Featuring artist John Robinson for our current NAIDOC exhibition. He paints dreaming stories that connect him to his ancestors. Painting gives him energy and focus.

Title: Snake Dreaming

Artist statement:
A Dreaming story of the snakes, when they gather on the hills and rocks - all different types.

Address

Shop 1, 15 Hope Street, South Brisbane
Brisbane, QLD
4101

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 3pm
Tuesday 7am - 3pm
Wednesday 7am - 3pm
Thursday 7am - 3pm
Friday 7am - 3pm

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Hope Street Café is a local business in Brisbane that stands out for its unique approach to dining. As a not-for-profit social enterprise, they are dedicated to creating opportunities for locals to Eat & Drink, Connect & Create! This commitment is evident in everything they do.

One of the standout features of Hope Street Café is their partnership with TAFE Brisbane and local cafes and restaurants. Through this collaboration, they provide qualified hospitality training and supported employment pathways. By supporting Hope Street Café, you are not only enjoying a delicious meal or beverage but also contributing to the growth and development of the local community.

When you visit Hope Street Café, you can expect a warm and inviting atmosphere. Whether you're dropping in for a quick coffee or tea or looking to enjoy a leisurely meal, their menu offers something for everyone. The emphasis on organic ingredients ensures that each dish is not only tasty but also healthy.

In addition to their food and drinks, Hope Street Café also hosts various events and activities that foster creativity and connection within the community. From local art shows to live music performances and craft activities, there's always something exciting happening at Hope Street Café. These events provide an opportunity for people to come together, share experiences, and support local artists.

If you're planning an event or gathering, Hope Street Café has spaces available for meetings and functions. Their accommodating staff will work with you to ensure that your event is a success. Simply give them a call to make a booking.

To show appreciation for their loyal customers, Hope Street Café offers a membership card that entitles holders to a 10% discount on all menu items (excluding alcoholic beverages). Becoming a member is easy - simply pop into one of their locations to register.

With two convenient locations in South Brisbane and West End, it's easy to experience all that Hope Street Café has to offer. Their South Brisbane location opens early at 5:30 am until 2 pm, Monday to Saturday, making it a perfect spot for breakfast or brunch. The West End location is open from 10 am to 8 pm, Monday to Saturday, providing a great option for lunch or dinner.

Hope Street Café's commitment to creating opportunities and fostering community is truly commendable. Whether you're looking for a delicious meal, a place to connect with others, or support local artists, Hope Street Café is the place to be. Visit them today and experience the unique blend of food, creativity, and community that they offer.