To Be or Not To Be

Best Known For

Pulled slow-cooked lamb Benny, with poached eggs, fennel and mint salad, sautéed spinach and mint paprika Hollandaise on a rustic potato rosti.

Discerning Brisbane foodies head to William Shakespeare-inspired café To Be or Not To Be on Westlake Drive in Westlake for brunch fare with an Asian twist. Named after the iconic line from Hamlet’s soliloquy and sibling to Method to the Madness café, this fun and funky café rocks clean lines, polished concrete, arched windows and plenty of cosy nooks for coffee catch-ups. Start your day with smashed avo on seeded sourdough with chilli olive tapenade, mountain pepper feta cream, pickles, pepitas and poached eggs, or zucchini and corn fritters with turmeric coriander yoghurt, egg, onion jam, rocket and Parmesan salad. The lunch crowd is satisfied with a New York sandwich of beef pastrami, pickles, Swiss cheese and mustard mayo, or a pepperoni Turkish roll with tasty cheese and mayonnaise.