Brisbane's most spectacular (and luxe) rooftop bar rolls out a blockbuster view of the Brisbane River and the city's imposing skyline. The bar itself is impressive, with floor-to-ceiling windows, a dramatic onyx bar, lush greenery and a sweeping al-fresco balcony with coveted bar tables. Sip a shuzo and soda, slurp some oysters and gaze out at your new favourite Australian city.
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