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Soak up the iconic Gold Coast lifestyle while brunching with style at Banksy Bar & Kitchen on Gold Coast Highway in Broadbeach. This new addition to the local dining scene boasts a modern industrial-style vibe with plenty of alfresco seating for enjoying the sun while sipping a Quest Coffee Roasters brew and spoiling the owners’ Viszla pup, Banksy whom the café is named after.
Why should you drop in for a meal at Banksy Bar? Here are three good reasons:
What’s your most popular dish:
For breakfast, either the Berrylicious Bowl – like an acai bowl but made with Australian native fruits in-house – or the ‘I’ll Have What She’s Having’ breaky burger.
Lunch goers love our chicken and cruffle for a beautiful combination of sweet and savoury. We are also known for certified organic coffee, which we roast locally in Burleigh Heads and we have so many coffee options for you to try, along with coffee and matcha frappes.
What is your point of difference?
Our attention to detail, both from the traceability of our ingredients and the quality of the final product that we've proven in Quest Coffee beans, extends to the Banksy venue and food. We've taken special care in building a comfortable and feel-good venue, with food that is meticulously prepared with unique twists and locally sourced ingredients.
Of course, the coffee is still a knockout and hook that brings people back again and again.
What is a fun fact that not many people know about the restaurant?
The venue is named after Banksy the Viszla, the beautiful Viszla boy who often visits us. The venue was specifically designed to be dog-friendly so that Banksy could visit while his Dad was working instead of being left at home. Much of the colour scheme draws from the rusty copper colour of Banksy's coat.
