Overview

With a contemporary menu and impeccable service, the Lyrebird is the perfect place to start your evening at QPAC. Inspired by the best of Queensland and Australian fare, Lyrebird food reflects our passion for local ingredients, creativity on the plate and artistic expression. Set alongside the lively Cascade Court, savour the anticipation of the night ahead while you relax and enjoy the surrounds. 

Lyrebird is currently featuring a series of contemporary indigenous artwork by three renowned artists – Michael Nelson Jagamara, Gloria Petyarre and Joanne Currie Nalingu. Telling the story of QPAC’s location – an original meeting place for the local Indigenous population – and its connection to rivers, leaves and storms; these works entwine the Lyrebird with Brisbane’s heritage. The colour palette in the series of artworks reflects a distinctively Australian aesthetic, mirroring QPAC’s aspirations for the Lyrebird and its food.

The quintessential QPAC experience begins at the Lyrebird.

Russian inspired dining at QPAC during the International Series

The Lyrebird will be celebrating the Bolshoi Ballet season with a bespoke menu that brings a little piece of Moscow to Queensland. Plus, you can join us after evening performances* at the Russian Supper Club for cocktails, antipasti and dessert.

*Excluding 27th & 29th June.

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LYREBIRD HIGH TEA – Available on selected matinees 

Enjoy a delicious touch of elegance before your matinee show with a Lyrebird High Tea. 
$25 per person or $30 per person including a glass of bubbles.
Contact the restaurant to check availability and make a booking.

View the Lyrebird High Tea menu here