Kafe Meze - Brisbane

We really enjoy coming to Kafe Meze - one platter and some extra olives is enough for our family of four, service is always delightfully welcoming and being set in an old Queenslander with a large outdoor dining area it feels very homey and relaxed. One of our favourite places to eat - we like going with another family so we can order both the Meat and the Seafood platters - too much food if it is just us.

Three of us went to the Graceville outlet of the restaurant. The restaurant was very busy an d we were glad that we had booked. We ordered some dips to start and then a seafood platter (1-2) and a meat platter (1-2). We struggled to eat the food because the servings were more than adequate, but the food was so good we didn't want to waste any. In fact they did themselves a disservice as we had no room left for sweets. The service was impeccable - always attentive without being too much. The price was acceptable and not too much. We brought our own wine. No problems. Small corkage.

Being going back to Kafe Meze in its varous locations for 10 years. Simple food, well cooked and always enjoyable. One of my favourites in Brisbane

Great food wonderful service. The meat sharing platter was just beautiful the two of us struggled to eat it all. The wine list had aome really nice treek wines as well

Kafe Meze has long been a favored Greek eatery in West End, so it's a real treat to now have them also established in suburban Graceville.The standard of food remains consistently good, following the same proven menu as West End, with the share platters in particular offering something for everyone, generous servings and excellent value for money.Of special note is the sparkling, personal attention of mine-hostess Robyn, who runs the show in Graceville while her husband holds the fort back over in West End. Robyn ensures that under her ever-watchful eye, no party of diners goes unnoticed or unattended and that the wait staff are kept on song. Indoor and outdoor seating is available and it's almost a sure bet that as the word spreads, reservations are going to be the smart thing to do if not.essential.