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Gerard’s Bistro: Fortitude Valley

23 March 2021 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

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Image Credit: Gerard’s Bistro

Gerard’s Bistro offers a menu inspired by fresh seasonal produce and Middle Eastern cuisines. The dishes are designed to be shared.

Executive Chef, Adam Wolfers has created a weekly a la carte menu to showcase the produce from local suppliers and farmers. Think Hispi cabbage skewer, tabil tahini and lime; Wood-fired bagel, sunflower hummus; Westholme wagyu bavette, smoked harissa; and Wood roasted Tiger prawns, labne whey.

The dishes are cooked on a custom-built wood-fired oven. Adam is dedicated to sustainability and zero-waste cooking. One highlight is his signature za’atar spice mix, which is the secret seasoning on many of the dishes.

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Image Credit: Gerard’s Bistro

Seating is available on the spacious front deck or inside. The extensive cocktail and premium spirits list is accompanied by a focused wine and beer selection that champions Australian producers and brewers.

Gerard’s Bistro’s first book ‘The Heart of Hospitality’ has been a collaboration with food writers Katrina Meynink and Adam Wolfers. It has been published by Somekind Press following a successful crowdfunding campaign.

Gerard’s Bistro offers private dining, catering and gift cards.

For bookings, head to the website to make a reservation.

Hours: Tuesday – Saturday Dinner 6 pm-Late and Friday Lunch 12 pm-3 pm

About Gerard’s Bistro

Tucked away behind James Street, Gerard’s Bistro is a hidden treasure and an indulgent experience. Combining the flavours of the Maghreb and the Middle East, Gerard’s Bistro’s menu offers a modern take on classic dishes using locally sourced ingredients with traditional techniques. Gerard’s menu is designed to be shared along with our carefully curated wine list to enhance the experience.

Website: https://gerardsbistro.com.au/

Phone: (07) 3852 3822

Address: 14 / 15 James St, Fortitude Valley Brisbane, QLD 4006

Filed Under: Cafes + Restaurants, Eat + Drink Tagged With: Fortitude Valley

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