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Otto Brisbane

New riverfront lodgings means Otto is an even more alluring prospect for diners keen to push the boat out.
OttoNikki To
Address
River Quay, Sidon St, South Bank, Qld

REVIEW

Handsome new light-filled riverfront lodgings – in the former digs of Stokehouse Q – mean modish Otto is now an even more alluring prospect for diners keen to push the boat out. A bravura Italian-focused wine list offers plenty to attract buffs, including bio and organic options; and if the menu is more about fine-tuning and luxury extras than gastronomic reinvention, there’s a level of polish here that’s rare. Local bounty shines in the likes of the signature spaghettini, buttery pasta strands loaded up with sweet chunks of Champagne lobster, dusted with bottarga and brightened with lemon and chilli; or in a classic vitello tonnato that conceals crudo yellowfin tuna slices beneath the traditional caper and tuna cream-blanketed veal. Dapper staff are affable and attentive and there’s dry ice theatrics to close as a meringue-capped limoncello-fuelled limone dessert descends. The former occupant’s legacy as the home of the long lunch is in deft hands.

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ABOUT

Otto Brisbane

River Quay, Sidon St, South Bank, Qld

(07) 3835 2888

ottoristorante.com.au

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Chef Will Cowper

Price guide $$$

Bookings Recommended

Wheelchair access Yes

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This review was made independently for the Gourmet Traveller Restaurant Guide. The guide’s reviewers visit unannounced and pay their way.

Gourmet Traveller Restaurant Guide 2022

Our guide gives a yearly snapshot of the best restaurants to eat at right now. The best-rated restaurants, as judged by the reviewers’ first-hand experience, form our national Top 80.

Otto Brisbane
Italian
River Quay, Sidon St, South Bank, Qld
Chef(s)
Will Cowper
Price Guide
$$$
Bookings
Recommended
Wheelchair Access
Yes

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