Easts Leagues Club - Coorparoo, Queensland

Russell Egan

The environment and staff are lovely but the food is questionable.

The parmigiana consisted of tomato paste and small chopped squares of ham, the kids pizza was about the size of a large burger roll, 3 prawn salad, the main wagyu bolognaise was the same size as the kids bolognaise, no self-service sauce bar. The menu is priced reasonably.

Positively there is a small kids play area within eyesight.

Teresa Gaines

Absolutely superb! Fine dining perfection! ? Every course was impressive and delicious, with beautifully paired wines and well-paced, attentive service. Set in an atmosphere of ambient lighting and subtle background music, it was truly an enjoyable experience.

Lisa Y

Oh my goodness...I have eaten pizza all across the world, including Italy and New York, but my margherita pizza (with extra fresh basil leaves, thank you!) at Easts tonight was fabulous. Who knew the best pizza ever was at my local in the next street?
Crispy base, beautifully cooked, lots of fresh basil, sauce, cherry tomatoes and cheese plus extra chilli flakes came on the side.
Keep it up guys... it was superb!!

Edit: Well how much can change in a week or so. Ordered exactly the same pizza with extra basil leaves, same as last time. Got served a thick doughy underdone pizza covered in rocket leaves. Completely tasteless, oily and greasy cheese. Not a single basil leaf, no chilli flakes...yuk. Sent it back. Why can't you do the same dish twice?

Vevita Varella

We had dinner at the new restaurant setting. Ordering was seamless. The staff were friendly and polite given they were very busy. The meals were delicious. The gaming lounge was renovated but I couldn't see much change. Sports bar/lounge is great

Damo

Haven't been to many Leagues Clubs but this is the most impressive. It's a massive place for one thing. And every inch of it is artistically designed, with chandeliers and wood paneling and plants and booths and everything in the right place and neither too little nor too much. I was so awed I forgot to take more photos. Rest assured the food is good, the prices reasonable and the staff are excellent. I wish this was our local club.

Joy Quack

We visited Easts for a birthday lunch and was pleasantly surprised. We had chosen Easts because we had seen a post about their kids area.

The club has recently undergone renovations and continue to have renovations happening. They have one eatery at the moment but there are two more coming, signs stating they will be opening in 2024 (Asian and Mediterranean food). There is also a cafe area as well.

No membership is required however, if you are a member, you get $3 off each dish, therefore it’s well worth it (for $2 a financial year). We ate at The Brasserie, it was spacious with multiple tables. The bar inside wasn’t opened, so you had to walk out towards the front for drinks and coffee. It would be good if they have coffee inside without having to walk out.

Prices were reasonable and the menu was diverse with pasta, seafood and your usual pub food options (like parmi and steaks). Food was good, nothing stand out but was still good.

Highlight for us, was the child play area. It’s enclosed, new and soundproof. Only complaint would be that the windows are high up so you can’t really see the children from the dining area unless you leaned up against and checked. Definitely great for kids under 12. We went on the weekend and it wasn’t too busy, which was really great. Definitely recommend to other families in the area.

Leon Eadie

Brought the grandkids here today for lunch, 2 Adults and 5 kids 6 and under, $120 for a couple of burgers and 5 kids meals, with the food a bit average really, and a very small saving on becoming a member on entry $4 saving, probably wouldn't go back really. I try to take the grandkids out to the club's as much as possible but this one was the most expensive with average to below average food.
Service was good though.

DragonLady

We chose ‘Olivia’ restaurant at East’s to celebrate our 48th wedding anniversary. Generally I’m not a fan of clubs but I must say the Olivia has made me reconsider. The area is quiet and tastefully decorated with seating limited to around 30. Booking is essential as the restaurant opens only on Saturday nights and the doors close at 7.15pm. Quality wines are paired with each of the 5 courses - and the food was delicious. The wait staff were well trained, ensuring the evening ran smoothly. At last - inconspicuous, efficient staff. What a difference! If you are looking for somewhere special to dine then seriously consider this gem - great food and service ?