The Survey Co - Brisbane

The restaurant has a very stylish and flashy design, which corresponds to the high prices. Some may find the portion sizes not worth the cost. However, the service is excellent with attentive staff, and the menu offers a wide variety of options.

The atmosphere of the restaurant is lovely and the food is delicious, cooked to perfection. However, we were a bit disappointed with the dessert. We were expecting a more delicate presentation for it.

This restaurant is absolutely fantastic! The Survey Co has a wonderful ambiance as soon as you enter, the staff are friendly and exceptional at their roles. The service provided by them is exceptional. The food is delicious, with some unexpected combinations that are truly mouthwatering! I cannot recommend this place enough! I will definitely be returning as a regular customer.

Reservations are highly recommended at The Survey Co., which is why my wife and I have never made it past their fabulous bar.<br/ <br/ While the dining room may be booked out, the bar is often empty, which is great for us, but odd when you consider the fact that you can eat the same food there that they serve on the other side of the wall.<br/ <br/ We love The Survey Co. for their take on classic cocktails, like the Survey Sazerac (cognac, absinthe and bitters) and their ever changing menu.<br/ <br/ One night my wife had an amazing Banh Mi. Another night it was Pork Belly Tacos. More recently it was the Char Siu Pork Buns.<br/ <br/ One of these nights we'll make a reservation and order two Death Row Meals. Until then, we'll enjoy the great drinks, wonderful food and amazing service in the bar!<br/ <br/ I was holding off on writing a review until we have the Death Row Meals, but when I passed by last night and found brown paper on the windows and doors I feared they had closed permanently. Thankfully they will reopen on 16 January! Apologies for the false alarm Cino's Mum.

Just like other capital cities, Brisbane too has a thriving but subtle laneway culture. Tucked away just off Queen Street Mall is Burnett Lane, Brisbane’s oldest, which is host to an array of restaurants, cafes, a vinyl record store and boutiques. Named after the occupation of the lane’s namesake, surveyor and explorer James Burnett, is restaurant The Survey Co.