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Brizzy Bites is a casual fish and chip shop serving the Nudgee Beach community with a menu that stretches well beyond the fryer. Alongside the signature fish and chips and potato scallops, the kitchen puts out burgers, schnitzel, breakfast dishes, and desserts, making it a solid spot for a full sit-down meal or a quick takeaway.
The menu highlights a few surprises. Pies and freshly made coffee draw regulars back throughout the day, and the burgers have earned a reputation for old-school flavour done right. The place is clean, well-kept, and the service is known for being friendly and unhurried.
Families are well catered for, with a kids’ menu, high chairs, and outdoor seating that catches a pleasant breeze. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor area, which makes it a practical stop for those passing through with four-legged company. Both dine-in and takeaway are available, and parking out front makes it easy to visit.
For fish and chips near Nudgee Beach, this spot covers a lot of ground in one place. Phone ahead for larger orders during busy meal times.
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8 Reviews on “Brizzy Bites”
Absolutely the best authentic Asian homemade spring rolls and dipping sauce I’ve had. This hidden little cafe takeaway store catering business fast food and supermarket was a hidden gem that I accidently located while I was having a look at Nudgee Beach for the first time. They have great coffee freshly made for you to order. Good selection of teas. A menu for children vegetarian options Asian food Western food hamburgers fish and chips. Awesome place to sit and have breakfast lunch or dinner Outdoors under the verandah. They also Cater for parties weddings meetings private functions and have an excellent range of foods they’re able to cook. Having been in that location for 18 years Pam’s Cafe 88 has established a local clientele but also because they are so close to the Nudgee Beach reserve where there are public toilets drinking water taps where you can fill your travelling bottles with beautiful spot to stop and have a look at the ocean and see the islands out in front. There is a boat ramp. Awesome playgrounds for the children and Pam’s cafe 88 is walking distance so you can enjoy a day at the Nudgee Beach and get great fish and chips to eat by the Sea while the children play on the playground. Try their Asian menu. Authentic and delicious. Thank you for a great experience and so friendly service. PS. GLBT Friendly and 4 legged friends may also dine.
That’s the most hearty seafood stir fry I’ve ever had. Both the seafood and veggies are cooked perfectly! And the beach is just 3 minutes walk from the cafe.
$12 for wedges which at least were attempted home made. The Chinese spice batter was rancid and the wedges themselves were hard and grey and should not have been served, obviously left in the fridge too long. The sour cream and chilli side was also wrong, just the taste was disgusting. Vietnamese ice coffee was the worst I’ve tasted in Brisbane just tasted like watered down filtered coffee. Best thing was the over priced bottled water. Would usually say something but I don’t see it changing anything. I’ll never come back. Please don’t waste your time coming here. Sad though because I’m sure they try but just awful.
Pam’s Cafe 88 at Nudgee Beach isn’t just the only cafe here – it’s the beating heart of this little seaside community. It feels like stepping into a coastal 1990s time capsule: part cafe, part milk bar, part general store. A few plastic chairs beneath a shed roof, no frills, no fuss. There’s something charmingly nostalgic about its simplicity, a refreshing antidote to Brisbane’s ever-growing fleet of hyper-curated, over-polished cafes.
I ordered a coffee and a steak sandwich – my go-to benchmark for any cafe. $20 all up. The coffee was good enough to get the job done, and the sandwich was respectable; toasted just right, with a decent piece of steak and fresh, classic fillings. The cafe menu covers plenty of ground, from hearty breakfasts like the Big Breakfast ($26.95 with drink included) to a Seafood Basket for One ($18.95) and even Asian cuisine like Lemongrass Beef Salad ($22.95). It’s unassuming but surprisingly varied.
Pam’s has been here for over 20 years, and it’s clear why. Locals gather here to chat over coffee, share laughs, and feel at home. A woman I spoke to who lived nearby said she’s been a regular for years and has never left disappointed. One of the staff even stopped by my table just to check in – a small, thoughtful touch that feels almost rare these days.
Yes, it’s the only cafe in Nudgee Beach, and yes, it’s modest in appearance. But Pam’s offers something more: connection, genuine warmth, and a rare, unpretentious charm. It’s not really trying to impress anyone, and somehow, that’s what makes it so special.
Today my client and I stopped in for some lunch. The service was ok, but very slow. It took 35 minutes for my client’s sandwich to arrive (only after I chased it up) 15 minutes after mine. He did not enjoy his sandwich. Unfortunately the worst toasted sandwich I’ve had in a long time. I don’t like focusing on the negative however the quality of the food needs to improve.
First time today. Had the standard hamburger and the other had the steak burger with the lot. Old school! Took me back years. Absolutely delicious. Hoping for consistency with future visits. Clean and friendly service, and a lovely breeze out front to boot!
This place is has bad reviews but is really good. I got the schnitzel and my mate got the fish and chips. Both were cooked perfectly and tasted great. He even cooked potato scallops fresh for us and threw in an extra piece of snapper because it was smaller than usual. This restaurant deserves support from its community
Good menu selection. Fridge was well stocked with drinks. The icecream fridge was well stocked. Shop is very clean and tidy. Cappuccino was very good. The man taking orders was very friendly and the wait was not too long. Headed to Nudgee Beach park to have Morning Tea.