Salon De Co Restaurant & Bar in Brisbane

REVOLUTIONISING THE WORLD WITH CREATIVE FLAIR

Echoing the resurgence of hotel dining seen in New York and London, Salon de Co represents a fusion of modern hospitality and home-style warmth and plays on the idea of mixing a home with an artistic hospitality venue. Salon de Co draws inspiration from Art Deco style, the Années folles (crazy years), and the idea of revolutionising the world with creative flair.

Reservations are recommended.

INSPIRED DINING

Indulge in delectable dishes and beverages by renowned chef Andy Ashby amidst the charm of Georgian-Art Deco style décor.

Utilising his favourite flavours, ingredients and techniques, Andy brings together a fun and modern offering with a homely twist. Salon de Co’s menu utilises flavours, ingredients and technique from Australia and abroad and brings them together in a simple way. Dishes are designed to share, using fresh and seasonal produce, whilst working directly with local farmers, artisans and producers.

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Beverage Menu

INSPIRED DRINKING

The Salon de Co bar is a lively space with an eclectic and warm neighbourhood vibe. The bar features theinterest-piquing ‘Cabinet of Curiosity’, a display cabinet parading a seemingly unsystematic assortment of trinkets and artefacts. Savour our signature cocktails, beverages and share plates of charcuterie with friends amidst the charm of Georgian-Art Deco style Décor.

STYLE

Salon de Co’s design interiors include wooden parquetry flooring, brass archways and heritage wall paneling featuring vibrant experimental and aspirational artwork. The eclectic styling has numerous ornaments which tie into the medical history of the building and bring to life Ovolo’s Rock n roll attitude.

YOUR PLACE

Salon de Co is a restaurant and bar with freedom of expression and artistic passion at its heart. The Roaring ‘20s through to the Crazy ‘40s serve as the inspiration for the venue’s concept, drawing from the period’s ardent mix of social, artistic and hospitality cultures. Think Gertrude Stein’s Paris salon, where Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Picasso and Matisse would comfortably rub shoulders while sharing trailblazing ideas and indulging in gourmet food & wine.