Detour - Brisbane
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The menu of Detour from Brisbane includes 172 dishes. On average the dishes or drinks on the menu cost approximately A$123. You can view the categories on the menu below.
Detour was launched in 2017 with the vision of creating a unique dining experience that encourages guests to share plates and enjoy exciting dishes together. Our menu includes a variety of options to cater to different dietary requirements, allowing Detour to stand out in the Brisbane dining scene. With a selection of world-class wines, signature dishes, and innovative menu items, Detour is a restaurant that offers a one-of-a-kind culinary experience.
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A trendy Brisbane restaurant offering innovative share plates with a focus on fresh, quality ingredients. While some found the prices to be on the higher side for the portion sizes, others praised the exceptional food. The service was generally good, although some reviews mentioned minor issues with seating and staff attentiveness. Highlights include plant-based vegan options and dishes like Chargrilled Broccoli with miso sauce and Octopus. Overall, the ambiance was stylish and enjoyable, making it a great choice for a quality dining experience.
In the Gabba precinct this is a great new addition to the area. Nice fit out, relaxed and flexible menu. Good wine list with options by the glass and a few quirks to add interest. Food is for sharing and we enjoyed it all. Professional and friendly service too... Will be back!
It's been some years since my last "foodie" group outing in Brisbane, and the scene here has changed somewhat with more variety and budget options. My friend's had choosen Detour as our venue. Not sure what category it actually classify as, but to me it feeds like a hipster bar meets Mod Oz fusion. Interesting cocktail selections, and the staff were quick with taking those. It was a shared plate menu, what impressed the most wasn't some of the more exotic ingredients or combos (black ants, emu), but the fact they offer both a meat & a vegetarian menu of equal length. Being a big group we ordered about 3/4 of the menu. My favs for the night were the Gunpowder Salmon with the green curry & black ants (salmon nice & soft, curry subtle but a good note of spice, black ants were just crunchy), and Cauliflower with cashew curry & lentil (a head of cauliflower roasted, then topped with the curry sauce). The rest of the table also enjoyed the wagyu, but I thought it was a bit dry. The prettiest dish was the Hawaiian curry with a great floral & colourful palette. The service was good, and it was reasonably busy for a week night. Overall a great night out.
It's been some years since my last "foodie" group outing in Brisbane, and the scene here has changed somewhat with more variety and budget options. My friend's had choosen Detour as our venue. Not sure what category it actually classify as, but to me it feeds like a hipster bar meets Mod Oz fusion. Interesting cocktail selections, and the staff were quick with taking those. It was a shared plate menu, what impressed the most wasn't some of the more exotic ingredients or combos (black ants, emu), but the fact they offer both a meat & a vegetarian menu of equal length. Being a big group we ordered about 3/4 of the menu. My favs for the night were the Gunpowder Salmon with the green curry & black ants (salmon nice & soft, curry subtle but a good note of spice, black ants were just crunchy), and Cauliflower with cashew curry & lentil (a head of cauliflower roasted, then topped with the curry sauce). The rest of the table also enjoyed the wagyu, but I thought it was a... read more
I tried the beetroot tartare and the charcoal broccoli, and both were delicious. The menu options were a bit limited, and the herbivore menu seemed more like side dishes for the omnivore menu rather than a distinct vegan menu. The dishes were all vegetable-based, with no beans, tofu, seitan, etc.
The food at this restaurant was delicious. However, the portion sizes were smaller than expected, which is common in fine dining establishments. The staff member at the door barely greeted me and did not escort me to my table. While the staff in general were pleasant, the service could have been improved, especially considering the high prices. I am giving this restaurant 3 stars due to the service and price. (Updated from previous review on October 4, 2022)
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K.f.dA$47
Frazer Island Spanner CrabA$38
Gooralie Farm Hot Sour Pork BellyA$57Herbivore
Seawater PotatoA$26
Fossilized CarrotsA$30Lunch
Smoked Beetroot TartareA$26
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