This place says it all in the name, offering deliciously greasy American-style late-night feeds. Combined with top-quality craft beers as well as live music, Greaser is the perfect spot for those night owls amongst us. With the kitchen open until 2 am, this trendy underground bar and eatery is one of the best spots for late-night food in Brisbane.

An icon in Brisbane’s CBD, Jimmy’s On The Mall has offered food 24 hours a day, 7 days a week since 1982. Nestled in the midst of Brisbane city, Jimmy’s is a loyal, reliable companion to your late-night shenanigans, offering up everything from burgers, salads, steaks and Asian-inspired menu options.

Nothing beats late-night food cravings like some good ol’ crispy fried chicken. Paired with a beer, Momo’s menu is inspired by Korean Street food and the flavours speak for themselves. They take pride in choosing the freshest produce and igniting it with amazing Korean flavours, to satisfy you at any hour.

Sometimes all you need is a classic dirty kebab or pizza slice, the late-night food staple. Turquoise can provide just that, and better yet, there’s no running to get there before 3 am close- this kebab shop is open 24/7! Cheap, reliable and oh so tasty at 4 am, you can’t go wrong.

Pancake cravings always seem to hit after midnight and the pancake Manor has every option under the sun to satisfy the quintessential late-night food craving. Located conveniently in the Brisbane CBD in what was previously a church building, the restaurant offers the perfect mix of contemporary vibes and old school charm. They also offer gluten-free pancakes.

Inspired by Japanese food and a touch of their face-paced, 24/7 city life, The Boom Boom Room is Brisbane’s newest underground Japanese restaurant and bar. Sourcing fresh local produce, this restaurant prides itself in its fine, authentic menu and innovative drinks list.

The Yiros Shop will have you reliving your late nights on Mykonos Island on your #eurotrip. Offering up your classic Greek food, the family business guarantees authentic, tasty Yiros at an affordable price. With multiple locations, you’ll find one on every corner of Brisbane.

The philosophy at Milton Common is where all things beer, food and community come together, and you can’t argue with this! Milton Common prides itself in its broad selection of craft beers and its delicious food. Support for the community is a priority here, with local artist exhibitions upstairs to supporting local charities. Although the best part is how late the kitchen keeps serving hungry patrons!

Farrier Bar & Supper Club is one of our favourite spots for late-night food in Brisbane, serving up dishes until 2 am! Nestled away on James Street in the trendy Fortitude Valley. The restaurant boasts an extensive menu full of Asian-inspired dishes and flavours. With a focus on street- food, the menu features classics like fried tofu, gyoza and eggplant chips.

Another top choice for late-night Asian flavours, Fat Noodles in Brisbane’s CBD is the spot for a big bowl of noodles after a long, long day. The Asian-fusion dining hall serves up dishes until midnight, including delicious dim sum, pho and Singapore noodles to name a few.

If late-night food with a party atmosphere is your style, a visit to El Camino Cantina is a must. The food is unashamedly Tex-Mex, serving up big flavours and big portions. There are unlimited corn chips and the margaritas come in extra-large sizes! With vibrant salsa’s, fajitas and colours lighting the wall, a visit here won’t be the dampener to the end of a night.

Death Before Decaf is the perfect solution for those night owls amongst us with a more productive agenda. Located in Brisbane’s New Farm, the café doesn’t offer food but does offer something just as good- coffee! What’s better is the coffee hub is open 24 hours. So, whether you need a caffeine hit at 1 am or are a night worker seeking your pre-shift coffee, Death Before Decaf has got your back.

Nostalgic as ever, Lefty’s Music Hall celebrates the rebirth of good ol’ Americana, reborn in Brisbane’s Baroona Labour Hall. With live music, premium whiskey and tasty food on offer, you can’t go wrong. For classic American fare, grab the American cheeseburger and pair it with a Big Poppa whiskey and beer concoction.

The key factors to keep in mind when deciding where to go:

With an editorial team full of foodies, Man Of Many has had the unique opportunity to directly sample and experience food from the best spots in Brisbane. As expert journalists who guide people between competing products and services, we have provided our independent opinion in formulating Man of Many’s selections. Our editors have taken into account location, food and atmosphere while also making a concerted effort to highlight a few spots outside of the CBD. You can review our editorial policy here surrounding how we maintain our independence in our editorial reviews.

If you’re looking for other things to do in and around Brisbane, we’ve got you covered with some of the options listed below. Once you’ve recovered from your late-night escapades, check out our list of the Best Coffee Shops & Brands in Australia with expert commentary from Australian coffee expert and Campos Chief Coffee Officer, Adam Matheson.