Grown

Brisbane

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Grown

While you are exploring the foodie central West End, check out Grown — a completely plant-based vegan restaurant that uses ingredients sourced from no more than 400km from Brisbane. Their skilled use of flavours and textures are sure to satisfy and delight even the most meat-loving guests. The coffee is excellent, too.

Information

address21 Buchanan Street West End
openingHoursWed–Fri 10am–2pm / 5:30pm–8pm, Sat 8am–2pm / 5:30pm–8pm, Sun 8am–2pm
phone+61 7 3036 7213
websiteVisit website

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