Breakfast Creek Hotel

Locals call it The Brekky Creek and it is famous for its steak meals and its traditional wooden barrel (keg) beer.

It is a must for visitors to Brisbane and many a local and famous visitor has made it the first stop after an international flight landing at nearby Brisbane Airport.

In fact, just behind the hotel is Albion Park Raceway -- one of the world's great horse trotting tracks, and adjacent to that is Eagle Farm Racecourse where Sir Charles Kingsford Smith landed his Fokker trimotor aircraft, Souther Cross' after making the first aerial crossing of the Pacific.

The Breakfast Creek Hotel is arguably the most famous watering hole in Queensland and one of the most iconic in Australia. It's more than just a venue – it's a major destination in Brisbane, popular with local, interstate and international visitors, one of the best loved in the city.

Built in the French Renaissance style in 1889, the Breakfast Creek Hotel is famous for its premium quality steaks and 'Beer off the Wood' seven days a week. The hotel's close proximity to the domestic and international airports ensures that a steak at the Brekky Creek is a 'must do' for all visitors experiencing our fair