West End

West End

Bohemian enclave turned gentrified neighbourhood with great eating and drinking options.

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West End
Bohemian and multi-cultural Brisbane

Bohemian enclave turned gentrified neighbourhood with great eating and drinking options.

The West End was formally the bohemian centre of Brisbane lined with organic stores and incense wafting through the air. The area retains a bohemian vibe, however gentrification from nearby South Brisbane is overflowing into the area introducing some more upmarket eating and drinking options.

The area has a strong multicultural feel with authentic Vietnamese, Greek and Indian eating options. 

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A mural on a building on Boundary Street.
Image: Beau