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Piaf

Piaf
Shop 5
182 Grey St
South Brisbane QLD 4101
Phone: (07) 38465026

Named after the "little bird" songstress Edith Piaf, this petite South Brisbane restaurant serves innovative meals that can be categorised as modern French-Australian fare. The menu moves with the seasons, so you never quite know what you're in for next. One guarantee is that the prices are reasonable, and the desserts stick around to tantalise all year round. Such sweet treats include creme brulee, panna cotta, and a French-style mousse to lick your lips over. C'est magnifique!

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  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Late
  • open
  • closed

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  • Cost Entree Min : $12.00
  • Cost Entree Max : $12.00
  • Cost Main Min : $16.00
  • Cost Main Max : $22.00
  • Cost Dessert Min : $12.00
  • Cost Dessert Max : $12.00
  • Seats : 50
  • Bookings Accept
  • Alcohol Wine By Glass
  • Menu Vegetarian Count
  • Cc Mastercard
  • Cc Visa
  • Cc Amex
  • Pay Eftpos
  • Parking
  • Wheelchair Access
  • Wheelchair Toilets
  • Alcohol Licensed
  • Date Modified : 2013-03-15 16:01:23

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