Question 1

Does Libertine take reservations?

Accepted Answer

Yes, bookings are strongly recommended. Reserve via our website or contact us directly. Walk-ins are welcome at the bar subject to availability.

Question 2

Is Libertine suitable for groups and private events?

Accepted Answer

Yes — Libertine is one of Brisbane's most unique venues for private dining, corporate functions and special occasions. The heritage-listed setting at The Barracks makes it a truly memorable backdrop. Contact us to discuss your requirements.

Question 3

Does Libertine offer banquets?

Accepted Answer

Yes — our multi-course shared banquet menus are perfect for groups wanting to experience the full breadth of our French-Vietnamese menu, available for both lunch and dinner.

Question 4

What are Libertine's opening hours?

Accepted Answer

Libertine is open for dinner Wednesday to Sunday, and lunch Friday to Sunday. Check our website for current trading hours including public holidays.

Question 5

What type of food does Libertine serve?

Accepted Answer

Libertine is Brisbane's only French-Vietnamese restaurant. Signature dishes include tiger prawn croissants, magic mushroom bánh cuốn, pork belly mini bánh mì and Moreton Bay bug toast.

Question 6

Is Libertine halal certified?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Libertine is halal certified.

Question 7

Where is Libertine Restaurant located?

Accepted Answer

Libertine is located at The Barracks, Petrie Terrace, Brisbane — a short walk from Roma Street Station and the CBD, at the top of Caxton Street.

Question 8

Is there parking at The Barracks?

Accepted Answer

Yes — there is a four-level car park underneath The Barracks with the first two hours free. Roma Street Station is also just a five-minute walk away.

Question 9

What is the atmosphere like at Libertine?

Accepted Answer

Inside, Libertine is glamorous and intimate — ornate chandeliers, plush dark wallpaper and French Colonial-inspired decor. Outside, a covered terrace strung with fairy lights offers a more relaxed setting.

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