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HarveysvsHimalayan Cafe
Both restaurants are recommended by experts. Overall, Harveys is preferred by most professionals compared to Himalayan Cafe. Harveys comes in at 79 with recommendations from 2 sources such as Time Out, Frommer's.
Harveys
Time Out
Frommer's
4/31 James Street, Brisbane, Queensland 4006
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Time Out "It sure is a mouthful. The food is always unfussy and flavour-filled at PJ McMillan's Harveys, the perfect food and drink pitstop in the very heart of James Street precinct" Full review
Frommer's "Owner/chef PJ McMillan has a strong local following for his deceptively simple dishes...the service is smart and friendly, and the coffee’s good, too!
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Himalayan Cafe
Fodor's
Lonely Planet
640-642 Brunswick St, Brisbane, Queensland 4005
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Fodor's "An Aladdin's cave of candles and spices, this traditional Tibetan-Nepalese sanctuary is one of Brisbane's most popular inner-city eats." Full review
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For an extra treat, ask for a seat in one of the traditional Himalayan raised rooms.
Lonely Planet "Awash with prayer flags and colourful cushions, this karmically positive, unfussy restaurant serves authentic Tibetan and Nepalese fare." Full review
