Best Restaurants in July in Toowoomba (Updated 2025)

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1. Highfields Tavern

AU$29Bars/Bistros

TheForkUserVery easy to find. Staff all have excellent customer service. Very friendly and welcoming. Definitely will be recommending “The Fork” and I will be returning

2. The Finch

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AU$15Western-style

烟霞逐月#Creation Incentive Plan Share 10,000 Yuan Cash 🌿 Toowoomba, the "Garden City" of Queensland, is like spring all year round. Walking in it is like being in a fairy tale world. Whether it is the sea of spring flowers, the beautiful scenery on the top of the mountain, or the exquisite food, it is worth a romantic escape here! 📍 Must-visit attractions 🌺 Queens Park The Carnival of Flowers in September every year turns this place into a sea of flowers, with roses and tulips blooming, suitable for taking photos and checking in! ⛰ Picnic Point Lookout This is the best place to overlook Toowoomba. You can also taste authentic Australian breakfast in the mountaintop restaurant. While enjoying the beautiful valley scenery, you can drink coffee. It is very comfortable! 🏰 Empire Theatre The largest performing arts theater in Queensland has a century-old history. The European architectural style is super eye-catching. Watch a show at night and feel the charm of art! 🌲 Japanese Garden The largest Japanese garden in the Southern Hemisphere, with lakes, red bridges, and cherry trees, is a quiet and elegant place to relax. 🌾 Toowoomba Farmers Market Open every Saturday, you can find fresh local produce, homemade honey, and special handicrafts, and experience the most authentic rural atmosphere! 🍽 Local food recommendations 🥩 Steak & Aussie Wine Recommended Encores at the Empire Theatre (56 Neil St), where the steak is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, paired with Queensland red wine, a perfect match! 🥞 Aussie Breakfast Go to Ground Up Espresso (501 Ruthven St) to try the best local coffee, paired with avocado toast or Benedict eggs, delicious and healthy! 🍰 Sticky Date Pudding A must-try for dessert lovers, The Finch Downtown (469 Ruthven St) is recommended. It has a dense texture and rich caramel sauce. You will fall in love with it at first bite! 🏨 Accommodation recommendation 🏡 BIG4 Toowoomba Garden City Holiday Park (34A Eiser St) Suitable for family trips, it provides independent cottages, camping sites, swimming pools and children's play areas. It is the first choice for parent-child travel! 🏰 Burke & Wills Hotel (554 Ruthven St) The location is excellent, luxurious yet warm, suitable for travelers who like high-quality accommodation. 🌟 Tips ✅ Toowoomba has a pleasant climate, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is large. It is recommended to bring a thin jacket. ✅ If you go there in September, book a hotel in advance. Rooms are tight during the carnival! ✅ The cafes here have shorter opening hours on weekends, so if you want to check in, remember to check the opening hours in advance. Bring your camera and come to Toowoomba to experience the charm of this garden city! 🌿✨

3. SEASONS on Ruthven

AU$11Western-styleOpen Late

TheForkUserOur first time to the restaurant. Took friends out for birthday celebration. Good service made to feel welcome. Great ambiance. Wide choice of drinks including cocktails. Range of meals was good. The meals presented beautifully and were absolutely scrumptious. Will go again when back in Toowoomba

4. The Rock

TheForkUserGreat service and a wonderful waitress from Syria. The food was excellent and we always get consistency of food when ever we visit. The venue is central and easy parking.

5. The Southern Hotel Toowoomba

TheForkUserWent to the Southern with Family and as usual it was a very good experience. The food was good quality the service was friendly, and we did not have to wait very long.

6. Wilsonton Hotel

TheForkUserIt is always a pleasure to dine here. The staff have always been very professional and the meals are delicious. This is our venue of choice when we happen to be in this area.

7. Encores at the Empire Theatre

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烟霞逐月#Creation Incentive Plan Share 10,000 Yuan Cash 🌿 Toowoomba, the "Garden City" of Queensland, is like spring all year round. Walking in it is like being in a fairy tale world. Whether it is the sea of spring flowers, the beautiful scenery on the top of the mountain, or the exquisite food, it is worth a romantic escape here! 📍 Must-visit attractions 🌺 Queens Park The Carnival of Flowers in September every year turns this place into a sea of flowers, with roses and tulips blooming, suitable for taking photos and checking in! ⛰ Picnic Point Lookout This is the best place to overlook Toowoomba. You can also taste authentic Australian breakfast in the mountaintop restaurant. While enjoying the beautiful valley scenery, you can drink coffee. It is very comfortable! 🏰 Empire Theatre The largest performing arts theater in Queensland has a century-old history. The European architectural style is super eye-catching. Watch a show at night and feel the charm of art! 🌲 Japanese Garden The largest Japanese garden in the Southern Hemisphere, with lakes, red bridges, and cherry trees, is a quiet and elegant place to relax. 🌾 Toowoomba Farmers Market Open every Saturday, you can find fresh local produce, homemade honey, and special handicrafts, and experience the most authentic rural atmosphere! 🍽 Local food recommendations 🥩 Steak & Aussie Wine Recommended Encores at the Empire Theatre (56 Neil St), where the steak is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, paired with Queensland red wine, a perfect match! 🥞 Aussie Breakfast Go to Ground Up Espresso (501 Ruthven St) to try the best local coffee, paired with avocado toast or Benedict eggs, delicious and healthy! 🍰 Sticky Date Pudding A must-try for dessert lovers, The Finch Downtown (469 Ruthven St) is recommended. It has a dense texture and rich caramel sauce. You will fall in love with it at first bite! 🏨 Accommodation recommendation 🏡 BIG4 Toowoomba Garden City Holiday Park (34A Eiser St) Suitable for family trips, it provides independent cottages, camping sites, swimming pools and children's play areas. It is the first choice for parent-child travel! 🏰 Burke & Wills Hotel (554 Ruthven St) The location is excellent, luxurious yet warm, suitable for travelers who like high-quality accommodation. 🌟 Tips ✅ Toowoomba has a pleasant climate, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is large. It is recommended to bring a thin jacket. ✅ If you go there in September, book a hotel in advance. Rooms are tight during the carnival! ✅ The cafes here have shorter opening hours on weekends, so if you want to check in, remember to check the opening hours in advance. Bring your camera and come to Toowoomba to experience the charm of this garden city! 🌿✨

8. Junktion Coffee House

Southeast Asian

TheForkUserWe stopped off at Junktion for a quick bite before we went to see a show at the Empire Theatre. It’s an easy stroll to the Toowoomba cbd. Staff were friendly and the food was lovely. We will return

9. The Baker's Duck

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旅行体验者张#CreationIncentiveSchemeShareTenThousandCash In Queensland, Australia, head to Toowoomba, a rural area two hours away from Brisbane, to immerse in autumn🍂 ⏰8am 💡Check in for popular food~Join the queue at The Baker's Duck and choose your handmade bread and special breakfast 🥐Check in for The Finch's quality coffee in the city ☕ 💡The cafe Ground Up Espresso Bar hidden in the colorful lanes of Searles Walk is loved by locals ⏰10am 💡Find your #vintage clothing and books at Lifeline Emporium, a vintage store on Ruthven Street 💡Go to the Regional Art Gallery to explore the world of art🎨 💡Walk along the Russell Street Historical Walk, recall the 1860s, and experience the local architectural style 💡Find the history and culture of Toowoomba at the Cobb & Co. Museum. You can also join a guided tour to recall the past of the town ⏰12 noon 💡It's picnic time! Drive to Crows Nest National Park, 50 minutes north of Toowoomba, to discover eucalyptus forests, waterfalls, and traces of wildlife 💡If you don't want to go too far, go to the 160-acre Picnic Point Parklands to see the panoramic view of Toowoomba🌳Enjoy the scenery while enjoying the colorful forests ⏰2 pm 💡Go outdoors to experience the beauty of the garden city~Queens Park and Laurel Bank Park are divided into multiple areas, including picnics, playgrounds, botanical gardens, etc., to discover the blooming flowers of the season🌸 💡Go to Table Top Mountain, the ceiling of Toowoomba's scenery, to have a panoramic view of the mountains and plains. This is also a popular hiking and rock climbing destination🧗‍♀ ⏰4pm 💡Don't miss the boutique winery🍷Preston Peak winery, a 10-minute drive from Toowoomba, has award-winning wines. Don't miss it if you want to participate in wine tastings and taste cheese platters~ ⏰7pm 💡Let Zev's Bistro (renamed Host. Dining & Wine Bar) draw a perfect end to the day trip🍴#歌的之旅 #在暖暖海过冬 #国庆旅游日记 #国庆旅游日记