A micro-roastery which focuses on seasonality and sustainability in order to deliver a perfect roast true to origin. Watch the live roasting and try the nitro cold brew for something different - straight from the tap like a Guinness! There is a second location (including a drive-thru) at 360-362 Stenner St, Toowoomba, QLD 4350.
A sweet little slice of Italy, Piccolo Papa is the perfect example of a local restaurant with an international standard - it uses only the best ingredients for its woodfired pizzas, in accordance with the Associazione Vera Pizza Napoletana (the body that controls what gets to be called a 'Neapolitan Pizza'). The halloumi fries are pretty sensational, too.
Grab some teriyaki chicken, yakisoba, gyoza, edamame, kimchi, bibimbab or bulgogi and wash it down with a pint of Kirin or a shot of soju. Finish it off by belting out a few ballads in the karaoke room.
Sweden’s first craft bean-to-bar chocolate brand, re-establish here in Toowoomba after the owner moved back to Australia to be closer to family and -20 degree winters. Metiisto opens its factory doors once a week on a Saturday morning from 09:00-12:00 hrs, giving you the opportunity to purchase directly from the maker himself (like a cellar door, but for chocolate!)
Toowoomba's first brewery, named as such because the owner had hoped his 3 brothers join the venture. Alas, they did not and this gave rise to 3 of the brews named 'The Lazy Brother', 'The Arrogant Brother' and 'The Evil Brother'.
Held every Sunday morning from 06:00-13:00 hrs, the PCYC markets offer bargains on plants, meats, pottery, fruit and vegetables, seafood, flowers, goldfish, tools and knick-knacks. All money raised goes to operating the PCYC's range of classes and programs.
Held at The Mills Precinct fortnightly on Sunday mornings from 08:00-13:00 hrs, the Makers Market allows local makers and doers to showcase their amazing products and services.
Established in 1903, Crows Nest Soft Drinks is one of the oldest surviving "small town" manufacturers of soft drinks and syrup flavourings. A taste of the past - think traditional yellow creaming soda, blue lemonade, sarsaparilla, lemon squash, ginger beer and lemon lime bitters.