63 Racecourse Road

Hamilton, Australia

3.6

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14 reviews

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+61 7 3868 2685
Address:
Shop 1 63 Racecourse Rd, Hamilton, Queensland, 4007
Hamilton
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
660 ftKingsford Smith Drive at Seymour Road stop 28
820 ftNudgee Road near Allen Street stop 29
820 ftKingsford Smith Drive at Remora Road stop 29
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Takes Reservations
Yes
Delivery
No
Take-out
Yes
Accepted Cards
Credit, Debit
Good For
Brunch
Good for Kids
Yes
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual
Noise Level
Loud
Alcohol
Full Bar
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Has TV
No
Waiter Service
Yes

Today

Today 6:00 am – 2:30 pm
5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Hamilton) 06:35 Thursday, 29 May 2025

Business hours

Monday 6:00 am – 2:30 pm
5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 6:00 am – 2:30 pm
5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Wednesday 6:00 am – 2:30 pm
5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Thursday 6:00 am – 2:30 pm
5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Friday 6:00 am – 2:30 pm
5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Saturday 6:00 am – 2:30 pm
5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Sunday 5:30 am – 9:00 pm

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14 reviews of 63 Racecourse Road

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Place rating: 2
Brisbane, Australia
Best breakfasts and coffee in town for the price. Lunch and dinner meals are overpriced and very reminiscent of a fast food joint.
Place rating: 4
Brisbane, Australia
I love this place. It’s a local for me. The thing I love most about it is the standard quality you always receive. There’s always good service and coffee. While I strongly believe there’s better places for food, the food isn’t bad so if you’re here and hungry you may as well. However typically I wouldn’t come here for brunch, I’d choose somewhere else. It’s a good little local café with free bottled water on the tables. It’s always worth a visit if you’re in the area. During the week it’s packed with business people having coffee with their business partners or clients. It’s a busy little café!
Place rating: 5
Mid-Wilshire, Los Angeles, CA
Racecourse Road has no shortage of incredible cafes but this one definitely has to be one of my favourite– mainly due to price and portions.
Extremely unassuming 63 Racecourse operates as both a florist and a restaurant and is open breakfast, lunch and dinner.
The menu is extensive and all items exceedingly well priced! For dinner on Tuesday evening I had the Grilled Barramundi (without Prawns) with salad and sweet potato fries. The fish was fresh, delicious and well cooked and the aioli is probably some of the best I’ve had in a long time!
My favourite meal at 63 is definitely breakfast– I ordered the Gilbert: 2 poached eggs, smashed avocado, Turkish bread and Smoked Salmon (All for $ 13!) and it was beautiful!
Love this place and you should definitely check this Café out!
Place rating: 5
Brisbane, Australia
Consistently awesome! Whether breakfast or brunch every time I go to a different café in the area I wish I had gone here!
Even though it’s always super packed during weekends this budget friendly gem provides the best & quickest service in the area. Coffee is always amazing and they have never stuffed up a gluten free order — a surprisingly common Brisbane café mistake!
Food is cooked perfectly & there are so many options on the menu you will never make it through them all! A must try on this side of town.
Place rating: 5
Brisbane, Australia
Loved it. Meals are so budget friendly and quite generously sized!
The service was friendly and best of all, fast! Our meals were out in no time at all, but we never felt as if we were being rushed.
Let’s talk about condiments! Oh the condiments! This is a Mecca of condimenty goodness! The table had a wide variety of jams, marmalade, and small batch toppings! My personal favourite was the «smokey bacon and BBQ marinade» SO. MUCH. DELICIOUS.
We left smiling and stuffed!
Place rating: 4
Perth, Australia
Really nice breakfast, beautiful staff! Had some delicious glutenfree eggs and bacon. And three coffees. :)
Place rating: 4
Ascot, Australia
Nice Sunday brunch on Anzac day at 63 Racecourse; I’ve been a local for 10 years and had never been.
Really good service and an amazingly huge menu. I indulged in lamb’s fry which was delish and pretty unusual these days. My partner had a more traditional bacon and eggs dish and everything was really, really good. The coffees were as good as any on Racecourse Road, which is good!
The place was full and I can well understand why; we left agreeing that we should return for lunch in the near future.
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
Delicious halloumi and very affordable – walking distance from the races at Eagle Farm. We were seated in no time and the staff was friendly. The menus are easy to read and and the food is really good. The flowers outside make it look like a florist, I would return anytime for a good lunch.
Place rating: 4
Hendra, Australia
Not a bad little place for breakfast. Reasonably priced and the food is well made. Very big and extensive menu so it does cater for a variety of tastes.
Place rating: 1
Australia
One if the worst dining experiences ever. Lazy Saturday lunch with a «chicken» Caesar and a couple of Cajun «chicken» salads. Absolutely revolting.
At $ 18 each the salad component of my Cajun chicken salad consisted of some coleslaw and a few miserable lettuce leaves. Not a piece of chicken breast to be found but rather grisly, fatty, pink and grey chicken meat.
The Caesar salad was the same — grey grisly meat. If someone told me the ibis population in the area had taken a hit recently, I would not be at all surprised. This meal actually made me crave hospital food. the best part is, they want to slog you $ 18 for this plate of pap. Needless to say I didn’t eat it and refused to pay for it.
Do yourself a favor and avoid this place. It’s about time restauranteurs realized that they can’t get away with serving costly, substandard food anymore. We all work too hard for our money.
L
Place rating: 3
Sydney, Australia
Any place that starts with «we’re giving complimentary half glasses of wine tonight» is going to get a good review from me. We had the most delightful and enthusiasm little Japanese waitress who was only too happy to insist on me ordering another glass.
The steak was nice (a bit chewy) and served with a great salad and really good fries.
I don’t entirely understand the décor, it feels like DIY Australian themed but by a professional. What ever it is I really enjoy it.
All in all a very pleasant experience.
Place rating: 3
Queensland, Australia
After a very long Sunday, with no food in our bellies, my husband and I dropped into 63 Racecourse Rd for some lunch. It was late afternoon around 3.00pm and a lot of the other restaurants and cafes in the area had closed up after lunch hours.
Seated at our table the bubbly waitress presented us each with a complimentary Heineken (yippee). Feeling quite relaxed (but extremely hungry) we perused the pretty little leather menus and made our selections.
I ordered ‘The Dark Side’ which was the only vegetarian option on the menu, a lightly floured bread roll topped with avocado, greens and grilled portobello mushrooms with a side salad ($ 18). My husband ordered the salt and pepper calamari ($ 22).
It didn’t take long for our meals to arrive and we eagerly tucked in. Good food, not amazing, but nice. Probably a little overpriced, but I guess that is how they afford to treat their customers with free beers — so I’m not complaining.
Place rating: 3
Brisbane, Australia
Lured in by the promise of Giancarlo coffee (one of my favoured roasters) I stopped here for a coffee on a rainy January afternoon recently. I was very quickly and efficiently seated by an athletic looking waitress in trainers who quickly ascertained my order before jogging off to have it made. She came back in record time with my long black and a bottle of water randed with the company’s name and logo.
I was pretty sure I heard her say it was ‘complimentary’ but was reticent at first to crack the lid, not knowing what sort of charge I might incur. The coffee was quite good — complex and flavoursome without bitterness — but it was making me a little thirsty for some palate-​cleansing H20, so I opened the bottle.
On paying I cleared the matter up. Turns out the water is free, but the coffee was $ 4, which kind of makes the deal seem a little less good value to me.
Place rating: 3
Sydney, Australia
When I worked in Hamilton, I staggered to 63 Racecourse every morning for a takeaway coffee. There were two other closer cafes I could have gone to but I always preferred 63 Racecourse because they give out free bottled water and they have a cheerful atmosphere.
Even though I had a great job, going to work every morning was still a little depressing. Waiting outside 63 Racecourse for my coffee perked me up. They sold buckets of flowers outside the café in the morning. Joggers ran by and cast envious looks at diners stuffing their faces with Eggs Benedict. Dog owners strutted past with their fancy Dalmatians tied to diamond studded leashes in one hand, a poop bag clutched in the other.
While I waited for my morning coffee, I would scan their menu which was never particularly tempting. I was always dubious they were trying to do too much with the Indian, Chinese, Italian and modern Australia café options.
On the one occasion I did come here for dinner, I was pretty disappointed. The service was great but the food was just average, especially given the price which ranged from $ 15 -$ 25.
In the future, I would stick to this café for coffee with friends for their welcoming atmosphere but I would avoid lunches and dinners.