Massimo Restaurant & Bar
MayBoardwalk Level, Riverside Centre 123 Eagle Street, Brisbane CBD QLD
Best Known For
Live marron from the tank, char-grilled with lemon butter and served with a choice of side.
About Massimo Restaurant & Bar
Eat, live and enjoy at Brisbane's latest dining destination, Massimo Restaurant & Bar in the Riverside Centre on Eagle Street. This sophisticated venue on the boardwalk level has a prestigious waterfront position, spectacular views of the Brisbane River and Story Bridge and a contemporary interior ambience of blond wood, geometric brass pendents and oval feature windows. Stop by for a leisurely lunch, afternoon aperitivo or romantic evening meal, from an Italian-inspired menu showcasing fresh produce in simple, authentic style; as seen in starters of cured salmon, beetroot and fennel sauce, or char-grilled prawns with harissa sauce. For the main affair, delve into pan-fried herb and Parmesan crumbed veal with Napolitana, mozzarella and sides like chips and cos salad, finish with tiramisu.
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MayBoardwalk Level, Riverside Centre 123 Eagle Street, Brisbane CBD 4000 QLD - See Map
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Features & Facilities
Payments Accepted: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Eftpos, JCB
Seats: 130 Chef: Davide de Scisciolo
Opening Hours
Groups & Functions
- Up to 120 Guests
- Birthday Party
- Charity Event
- Christmas Party
- Cocktail Party
- Corporate Function
- Dinner Party
- Engagement Party
- Product Launch
- Wedding
- Canapes
- Cocktails
- Finger Food
- Set Menu
Fresh produce cooked so do well
I’ve been before and enjoyed what I had. Today I went with an American friend and decided to go with a little Italian starter (I don’t mean our waiter Italian,long hair, beard very Jesus like) (after zucchini fritters to nibble on while our entree was being made) of the salami’s platter. Prosciutto, Finicciona, cacciatorini & char grill toasted & oiled focaccia bread. OMG those meats with the toasted bread unbelievable palette pleaser.
Not being a seafood person I had a sirloin steak cooked on the char grill to perfection. My friend went for the cioppino a seafood stew served in a cast iron pot placed in front of you at the table. They lift the lid and an array of beautifully char grilled seafood appears from a bellow of steam when the lid was lifted. From the look and utter silence until he had finished the dish was enough to know he enjoyed it as much as I had my steak. Back to Italy for dessert. Johno our waiter said the chefs name was Dianna who made the desserts and my goodness does she make desserts. I had panna cotta and my friend tiramisu (served individually in a glass) both absolutely delicious. Neither of us are drinkers but our water was topped and our table attended to with professionalism and good humour. Overall we couldn’t really fault a thing.
I’ll be back. He’s gone back to the US.
And they kept the table I’d requested.
Thanks guys
Fresh produce cooked so do well
I’ve been before and enjoyed what I had. Today I went with an American friend and decided to go with a little Italian starter (I don’t mean our waiter Italian,long hair, beard very Jesus like) (after zucchini fritters to nibble on while our entree was being made) of the salami’s platter. Prosciutto, Finicciona, cacciatorini & char grill toasted & oiled focaccia bread. OMG those meats with the toasted bread unbelievable palette pleaser.
Not being a seafood person I had a sirloin steak cooked on the char grill to perfection. My friend went for the cioppino a seafood stew served in a cast iron pot placed in front of you at the table. They lift the lid and an array of beautifully char grilled seafood appears from a bellow of steam when the lid was lifted. From the look and utter silence until he had finished the dish was enough to know he enjoyed it as much as I had my steak. Back to Italy for dessert. Johno our waiter said the chefs name was Dianna who made the desserts and my goodness does she make desserts. I had panna cotta and my friend tiramisu (served individually in a glass) both absolutely delicious. Neither of us are drinkers but our water was topped and our table attended to with professionalism and good humour. Overall we couldn’t really fault a thing.
I’ll be back. He’s gone back to the US.
And they kept the table I’d requested.
Thanks guys