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Catch Fish and Chips Brings Coastal Comfort to Westfield Chermside

Chermside locals now have a new reason to linger a little longer at Westfield, with Catch Fish and Chips now open and serving in the Outdoor Dining Precinct at Westfield Chermside. The venue brings a beach-day favourite into Westfield Chermside, offering a relaxed spot for classic, comforting seafood without the long drive to the coast.

Read: Noosa Chocolate Factory and Miniso Set to Join Westfield Chermside’s Retail Mix

The new arrival blends the easy familiarity of a traditional fish and chip shop with a modern, brightly presented fit-out that suits the centre’s dining strip. Positioned beside The Bavarian on Level 2, the eatery offers quick, simple and satisfying options for shoppers.

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Catch Fish and Chips’ menu centres on staples commonly found in Aussie fish shops. The menu includes golden calamari, crisp prawn rolls, salty chips and a selection of freshly cooked fish prepared to order. Customers can pick from NZ hoki, salmon and barramundi, and the menu also includes burgers and loaded “catch bowls”.

Families haven’t been forgotten, with a “Little Nippers” menu designed for kids seeking something familiar and fuss-free. The menu also includes a deep-fried Mars bar, a sweet treat often found at traditional fish shops.

Catch presents a modern take on classic fish-and-chip offerings. The venue focuses on fresh ingredients, straightforward service and casual dining that appeals to solo diners and families alike. It’s fast and simple; no bookings are required, making it convenient for spontaneous visits.

For Chermside, the addition brings another accessible option to Westfield’s Outdoor Dining Precinct for locals seeking familiar, coastal-style dishes. Its coastal-inspired menu brings beach-style dishes into a suburban shopping setting.

Catch Fish and Chips is open daily: 11:30am–9:00pm Monday–Friday, 11:00am–9:30pm Saturday, and 11:30am–8:30pm Sunday. With no bookings required, it’s an easy choice for spontaneous cravings or a quick bite between errands.

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Catch Fish and Chips offers Chermside a fresh take on a classic staple: simple, coastal-style comfort food in a relaxed, modern setting.

Published 1-December-2025

Noosa Chocolate Factory and Miniso Set to Join Westfield Chermside’s Retail Mix

Westfield Chermside is preparing to welcome two highly anticipated arrivals, with Noosa Chocolate Factory and international lifestyle retailer Miniso both set to open their doors in the coming weeks.

Read: Rev up the Fun with Disney and Pixar’s Cars at Westfield Chermside

The pair will add to a string of recent retail shake-ups at Queensland’s largest shopping centre, where some long-time tenants have closed while newer, trend-driven brands are moving in.

Noosa Chocolate Factory, which has built a loyal following through its handmade chocolate treats and popular stores in Brisbane’s CBD, will soon extend its footprint northside. For Chermside locals, the opening marks the first chance to enjoy the chocolatier’s signature creations without making the trip into the city.

Global brand Miniso, known for its wide range of affordable lifestyle goods spanning homewares, cosmetics, toys and gadgets, is also preparing to make its Chermside debut. The Japanese-inspired chain has been expanding across Australia in recent years, tapping into a growing demand for quirky and accessible everyday products.

The new arrivals come amid a period of change at the centre. Long-standing tenants including Reebok, Matchbox, and Famous Footwear recently closed, with industry sources pointing to rent pressures as one factor. While those departures signal the end of an era for some familiar names, management has moved quickly to fill the spaces with fresh draws.

Recent openings show how Westfield Chermside is leaning into retailers that connect strongly with customers online. In August, the launch of chicken tenders restaurant Pappa Flock attracted hundreds of people who had followed the brand’s growth on TikTok and Instagram.

Retail experts note that shopping centres like Chermside are increasingly turning to these so-called “viral” retailers to cement their reputation as destinations. Unlike high streets, where fragmented ownership can limit coordinated planning, centres operated by companies like Scentre Group can actively curate their mix of stores to reflect customer trends.

According to Scentre Group, portfolio occupancy across its Westfield destinations sat at 99.7 per cent as of June 30 — the strongest since 2017. The company said nearly 30 of its 42 Westfield centres, including Chermside, were at full occupancy.

That strong demand underscores the appeal of Australia’s second-largest regional shopping centre. Last year alone, Westfield Chermside recorded 17.6 million customer visits and generated $1.35 billion in retail sales. In a further sign of its value, property giant Dexus earlier this year acquired a 25 per cent stake in the centre in a deal that valued the whole complex at more than $2.7 billion.

Read: Brisbane Festival Brings Month-long Celebration to Westfield Chermside

For Chermside residents, the arrival of Noosa Chocolate Factory and Miniso will be more than just another retail shuffle. They represent the mix of local flair and global trends that continue to shape the shopping centre into a hub not only for retail but also for community life.

Published 29-September-2025

Rev up the Fun with Disney and Pixar’s Cars at Westfield Chermside

Families in Brisbane’s northside are in for a turbocharged treat, with Westfield Chermside set to transform into a playground of creativity and fun inspired by Disney and Pixar’s Cars.

Read: Brisbane Festival Brings Month-long Celebration to Westfield Chermside

From Tuesday 30 September to Saturday 4 October, the centre will host Cars Imagine the Thrills Activity Zones, giving children the chance to dive into hands-on experiences with their favourite characters, Lightning McQueen and Mater.

The free sessions, running daily from 10:0 am to 2:00 pm at Level 1, Centre Court, invite little fans to unleash their imagination. Kids can design their own personalised pencil cases, paint Cars-themed plasters, and take part in activities that bring the spirit of Route 66 to life.

It’s all part of Westfield’s wider partnership with Disney, rolling out Cars-themed activity zones across Queensland shopping centres these school holidays. Each event aims to give families a fun, interactive day out while keeping the school holiday buzz alive.

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Adding even more excitement, Westfield members can go in the running to win a family holiday to Disneyland Resort in California. The prize includes three nights’ accommodation and return economy airfares for two adults and two children, with entries open daily through the Westfield app until 13 October. The winner will get to experience the ultimate thrill, stepping into the real-life world of Cars Land.

Read: Scugnizzi Expands to Westfield Chermside with Pizza, Pasta and New Meals

For Brisbane families, Westfield Chermside is the place to be this school holiday season—where the joy of Disney and Pixar meets the energy of one of the city’s busiest shopping destinations.

With creativity, entertainment, and the magic of Disney all in one place, Westfield Chermside offers families more than just shopping, it’s a destination where memories are made, laughter is shared, and kids can live out their racing dreams.

Published 22-September-2025

Brisbane Festival Brings Month-long Celebration to Westfield Chermside

Brisbane Festival is set to brighten the city once again this September, and at Westfield Chermside the celebration will be bigger, bolder and more vibrant than ever. As a proud Gold Partner of the 2025 Festival, the northside shopping destination is transforming into a hub of music, art and performance, offering visitors a chance to experience the magic without leaving the suburbs.

Read: Westfield Local Heroes Finalists Announced in Chermside

From 1 to 25 September, Level 2 of the centre – under the Dome and throughout the Outdoor Dining Precinct – will showcase a packed program of free events that blend art, music and entertainment for all ages.

Festival Highlights at Westfield Chermside

Craig & Karl Art Trail (1–25 September)

Large-scale installations by the acclaimed Brisbane-born duo will transform the Outdoor Dining Precinct with colour, energy and playful design. This art trail offers striking, Instagram-ready backdrops for visitors to explore all month long.

Live Music under the Dome (11, 13, 18 & 20 September)

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Local talents including Zane Taylor, Between The Covers and Camali will bring soulful tunes and lively performances. These free sessions promise a festival atmosphere that’s perfect for families, friends and late-night diners.

Pop-up Dance Battles

High-energy showcases will take over the stage with spontaneous dance-offs and Mad Dance House performances. Expect a burst of rhythm and movement that will surprise and delight shoppers as they pass through.

Pop Art After Dark (25 September)

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The festival wraps up with a one-night-only event featuring DJs, immersive activations, giveaways and a dazzling fireworks display. It’s a chance to see Westfield Chermside come alive after sunset in a spectacular finale.

What makes the experience even more inviting is that every activity is free to attend. Whether browsing the art trail during the day, catching a live set in the evening, or dancing under the Dome at night, Westfield Chermside’s program makes Brisbane Festival accessible to everyone.

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For northside residents, the partnership means the Festival’s spirit has never been closer to home. From bold art to live music and fireworks, Westfield Chermside offers a full cultural experience without needing to head into the CBD – ensuring Brisbane Festival 2025 is celebrated across the city in true style.

Published 16-September-2025

Westfield Local Heroes Finalists Announced in Chermside

Finalists for the 2025 Westfield Local Heroes program have been announced at Chermside, with the community encouraged to cast their vote.

Chermside Finalists Revealed

Westfield Chermside has confirmed three finalists for the 2025 Westfield Local Heroes program. The initiative highlights individuals and organisations contributing to community support and environmental sustainability.

The finalists are Jan Schutt of Stationery Aid, Madonna Holscher of St Vincent de Paul, and Michael Andreotti of Community Canteen. Voting for this year’s program opened on 19 August 2025.

Stationery Aid’s Focus on Education

Jan Schutt co-founded Stationery Aid with his wife Alison to collect and recycle used school stationery for disadvantaged children. The program has provided assistance to more than 2,700 students and diverted over 60 tonnes of materials from landfill. If successful, a grant will help equip 300 students with essential learning supplies for one year.

Daily Volunteer Work at St Vincent de Paul

Madonna Holscher volunteers daily to assist people experiencing homelessness, financial hardship, or ill health. She provides food, financial aid, and support services across her community. A grant would allow her to expand assistance for rent, food vouchers, utility bills, and school-related expenses.

Community Canteen Extending Support

Michael Andreotti leads Community Canteen, a not-for-profit delivering more than 1,100 meals every fortnight to people who are homeless or living in temporary accommodation. Drawing from his own lived experience of homelessness, he coordinates volunteers, kitchen facilities, and food supply. Funding would extend the group’s capacity to purchase fresh produce and staple foods for Brisbane residents in hardship.

Program Background

The Westfield Local Heroes program, now in its eighth year, recognises 126 finalists across Australia and New Zealand in 2025. Since its launch, it has awarded more than $8.6 million in grants to 865 community organisations. This year, Westfield will distribute up to $1.25 million in community grants across 42 centres.

Scugnizzi Expands to Westfield Chermside with Pizza, Pasta and New Meals

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Italian street food brand Scugnizzi has opened a new kiosk at Westfield Chermside, expanding its Brisbane footprint with pizza al taglio, pasta dishes, and value meal options.

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Background and Expansion

Scugnizzi has extended its reach beyond the Brisbane CBD with a second outlet at Westfield Chermside, officially opening on 11 August 2025. The launch comes after strong demand from northside residents for a more convenient location. Founders Simone Presta and Carmine Guarino said the concept was created to be replicated, with ambitions for further expansion across Australia.

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Menu and New Offerings

The kiosk continues to serve Scugnizzi’s signature items such as pizza al taglio by the slice, arancini, and tiramisu. An exclusive addition at Chermside is the pasta al forno range, featuring baked pasta dishes designed as comfort meals.

The menu also includes a selection of value meal options. Pasta meals, such as Napoli with focaccia and a drink, Carbonara with guanciale, and Truffle Funghi with mushroom ragu, range from $23.50 to $25.50. Options with seafood and meat, including Gamberi & Vodka, Lamb Ragu, and Genovese, are also available. Pizza meal deals feature favourites like Margherita, Porchetta with nduja, and Prosciutto, each paired with truffle chips and a drink.

For lighter choices, burrata bowls with mortadella, prosciutto or tomato and basil are on offer, alongside snacks such as arancini, truffle chips, and crumbed olives. Desserts include tiramisu, served with coffee-soaked ladyfingers and mascarpone.

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Community Reception

The opening has been well received, with customers praising the authenticity of Scugnizzi’s dishes and its connection to Italian street food culture. Regulars have highlighted pasta favourites such as Calamari & Pistachio, Carbonara, and Octopus Ragu, while others have pointed to the pizzas as some of the best in Brisbane. Support continues from fans of the brand’s founders since their 2024 appearance on My Kitchen Rules, with calls for future outlets in Sydney and Melbourne.

Looking Ahead

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The Chermside location cements Scugnizzi’s position as a growing presence in Brisbane’s dining scene. With its accessible price point and expanded menu, the brand aims to bring its Italian street food model to more communities across the country.

Published 16-Aug-2025

Dexus Buys 25% Stake in Westfield Chermside for $683 Million

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A 25 per cent stake in Westfield Chermside has been acquired by Dexus for $683 million, marking a major property investment in one of Brisbane’s key retail centres.

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Background and Context

On 23 July 2025, Dexus confirmed the acquisition of a quarter interest in Westfield Chermside through its Dexus Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund. The purchase was made from Scentre Group, valuing the entire property at over $2.7 billion. Westfield Chermside, located 20 minutes north of Brisbane’s CBD, originally opened in 1957 as the Chermside Drive-In Shopping Centre. It was Australia’s first retail development of its kind and has since evolved into the country’s largest single-level shopping centre.

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Transaction Details and Asset Profile

The $683 million acquisition was an off-market transaction reflecting Scentre Group’s book value as of 30 June 2025, with a capitalisation rate of 5 per cent. Westfield Chermside generated $1.35 billion in retail sales and recorded 17.6 million customer visits in the past calendar year. The centre includes major anchor tenants such as Myer, David Jones, Coles, Woolworths, Kmart, Target, Apple, and an Event Cinemas complex, supported by approximately 476 specialty stores and a leisure and dining precinct.

Capital Strategy and Investment Direction

Scentre Group retains a 75 per cent interest in the asset and will continue to manage property, leasing, and development operations under the new ownership structure. The company has adopted joint ventures as a strategic method to secure capital for redevelopment plans, including housing projects around existing retail assets. Instead of diluting equity through public raisings during market downturns, it has relied on divestments and funding partnerships. Proceeds from the Chermside transaction will support these long-term objectives.

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Dexus Investment and Fund Repositioning

Dexus, having recently exited a separate stake in Sydney’s Macquarie Centre, directed funds from that sale into this Brisbane deal. The company also increased its commitment to the Dexus Wholesale Shopping Centre Fund by $170 million, bringing its total investment in the fund to $300 million. The Chermside acquisition is positioned as a strategic win for the fund, following earlier legal and operational setbacks.

Ongoing Collaboration Between Companies

This transaction continues a history of collaboration between Dexus and Scentre Group. Previous joint ventures include residential approvals in Perth and the exchange of retail assets in Adelaide, such as Westfield Tea Tree Plaza and Westfield West Lakes.

Looking Ahead

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The Westfield Chermside joint venture strengthens Dexus’s retail portfolio and advances Scentre Group’s capital management plans without altering control of day-to-day operations. Both parties intend to pursue further strategic collaborations while maintaining their respective roles in asset performance and redevelopment.

Updated August-2025. Published 30-July-2025

Westfield Chermside Lights Up with FROZEN Dome Experience

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Families in Chermside are in for a dazzling treat this winter, with Westfield Chermside hosting Australia’s first-ever Disney FROZEN Lightshow inside its iconic dome.

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A First For Australia

The Disney FROZEN Lightshow at Westfield Chermside brings theme park-style magic to Brisbane’s northside in an Australian-first. The dome will be transformed into an immersive space of snow, music and light, set to songs from the beloved film.

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The show runs from 26 June to 6 July, with sessions each night from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Entry is free and no bookings are needed. On opening night, families can enjoy extras like face painting, snow cones, and glitter hair styling. A themed photo station will also be available for memorable family snapshots.

Emma and Hayley Watkins, this year’s official “Friends of FROZEN,” will launch the show at 6:00 p.m.

Frozen Favourites Join The Fun

Emma Watkins said Brisbane families can expect an unforgettable experience when the Disney FROZEN Lightshow launches at Westfield Chermside.

“We’re delighted to be launching Disney’s FROZEN Lightshow at Westfield Chermside, and the opening night is set to be truly magical for Brisbane families,” she said. “It’s going to be a special night filled with lights, music and joy. We are particularly excited to be hosting an Auslan ‘Let It Go’ sign-a-long with an amazing Deaf performer, Lauren Patrick, and having the opportunity to share this experience with children that may use sign language. It’s going to be an unforgettable evening, and we’d love to see you all there.”

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Her sister Hayley Watkins said being chosen as Friends of FROZEN for 2025 was a meaningful moment for them both.

“Emma and I are honoured to be chosen as Friends of FROZEN and to join in launching Disney’s FROZEN Lightshow at Westfield Chermside on June 26,” she said. “It’s even more special that we get to celebrate iconic besties Anna and Elsa, and for me personally, alongside my own sister and best friend. We can’t wait to share this glittering music-filled night of magic together with all our Brisbane fans.”

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Not Just A Lightshow

While Chermside hosts the main Lightshow, other Westfield centres around Australia will also join the FROZEN fun this winter. From 7 to 20 July, select locations will run sing-a-longs with characters like Elsa, Anna and Olaf. Families can take part in well-known songs including “Do You Want to Build a Snowman” and “Into the Unknown.”

Additionally, 35 Westfield destinations will run activity stations throughout July, offering school holiday crafts like face painting and plaster figure decorating. Still, Chermside is the only place with the full dome Lightshow, making it a standout for Brisbane families.

Something For Everyone

The event’s accessibility and free entry are set to draw a wide mix of families from across the community. With several session times each evening and no need to register, Westfield is keeping the experience flexible and easy for everyone to enjoy.

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The Lightshow is exclusive to Westfield Chermside this year, making it the only place in Australia to see this winter production. For locals and visitors alike, it’s shaping up to be one of the standout highlights of the school holidays.

Published 17-June-2025
Update 24-June-2025

Chermside Tipped to Become Brisbane’s ‘Mini Parramatta’

Known mainly for its major shopping centre and hospital precinct, Chermside is now being reimagined as a thriving suburban business and lifestyle hub – a “mini Parramatta” for Brisbane’s north.

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As Brisbane continues to grow faster than any other capital city in Australia, urban planners are turning their focus to suburbs like Chermside as key locations for long-term renewal. With more than 400,000 new residents expected to settle in the city by 2046, the spotlight is shifting away from the inner city towards areas that can support both population and employment growth.

A Suburban Centre with Serious Potential

Artist’s impression of vision for Chermside (Photo credit: suburbanfutures.com.au)

Chermside already plays an important role in Brisbane’s urban fabric, with a strong base of health services, retail, and public transport. It currently supports around 16,000 jobs, but according to urban renewal advocates, this could grow to 50,000 with thoughtful planning and infrastructure upgrades.

This bold vision was proposed by Suburban Futures, a not-for-profit focused on improving the liveability and productivity of Australia’s suburbs.

“Suburban Futures has identified Chermside as a significant suburban renewal opportunity with the potential to become a ‘mini Paramatta’ and home of thousands of new jobs for the region,” the organisation wrote in the SEQ Regional Plan.

The suburb’s unique advantages lie in its location and layout. It’s well-connected by major roads and public transport, while also bordered by natural green corridors like Marchant Park and Downfall Creek. These areas are being looked at not just as recreational spaces but as active transport links – safe, green corridors that could connect thousands of residents and workers to key employment and service centres.

Rethinking Suburban Living

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Rather than expanding the city’s core, planners are advocating for the development of self-contained suburban hubs that blend housing, jobs, services and lifestyle. In Chermside, that means encouraging mixed-use developments that include apartments, office spaces, health services, cafés, and green public spaces – all within walking distance of each other.

This suburban renewal approach is also seen as a response to Brisbane’s broader housing needs. By focusing density around transport-rich areas like Chermside, the city can grow sustainably without encroaching on character suburbs or greenfield land on the fringe.

There’s already momentum. The Westfield shopping precinct, Prince Charles Hospital, and nearby council facilities give Chermside a solid platform for growth. With improved urban design, new residential developments, and enhancements to public space and transport infrastructure, Chermside could emerge as a modern example of how suburbs can evolve into dynamic urban centres.

Learning from Other Cities

Parramatta (Photo credit: Mehnaz Farah/Google Maps)

The comparison to Parramatta isn’t accidental. Sydney’s second CBD has become a benchmark for how investment in suburban centres can relieve pressure on inner cities while offering a better quality of life closer to home. Like Parramatta, Chermside has the transport links, health infrastructure and land capacity to support a broader transformation.

While plans are still evolving, urban designers and developers – including thought leaders from Suburban Futures – see this as a rare opportunity to shape a future-focused suburb – one that’s not only a place to live and work, but a place people are proud to call home.

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Looking Ahead

Chermside’s future will rely on careful planning, smart investment and community engagement. But the ingredients are all there: strong transport, existing jobs, open space, and a growing population.

As Brisbane looks ahead to 2032 and beyond, Chermside may become the blueprint for suburban success – a vibrant, connected, and sustainable community leading the next chapter in the city’s growth story.

Published 27-May-2025

Brooki Bakehouse Arrives at Chermside: Is It Worth the Hype?

A photo snapped in the heart of Westfield Chermside has sparked online debate, showing Aussies eagerly queuing up for a taste of one of Brisbane’s most talked-about treats. The latest store of Brooki Bakehouse, a viral sensation in the baking world, has opened its doors—bringing its cult-favourite cookies to Brisbane’s north. But is it really worth the wait?

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The Debate

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On Reddit, locals have mixed feelings about the phenomenon. Some question whether the cookies truly live up to the excitement.

“I think the hype far outweighs the quality of the cookies. They’re good, but is it really worth spending hours lining up for them?” one user wrote.

Others see the appeal beyond just the product. “These people have been following the founder’s journey for years on social media. It’s an emotional connection thing,” another said. “I haven’t tried them, but my sister begged us to take her there.”

Another commenter pointed out that waiting in line can be part of the fun: “I dunno about three-hour waits, but sometimes just going to a place and lining up for a bit is a fun little activity. You’re in line, chatting with friends, doing the whole thing.”

Supporters also appreciate the success of a homegrown business. “Good to see a Brisbane small business blossoming in this economic climate,” one Redditor noted.

From TikTok to Thriving Business

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Brooki Bakehouse is the brainchild of Brooke Bellamy, who first launched the bakery in Fortitude Valley in 2022. But her journey started much earlier. Bellamy honed her baking skills through cooking classes in Paris and online tutorials before opening Charlie’s Dessert House in Launceston, Tasmania, in 2016. There, she built a reputation for macarons, cupcakes, and, of course, cookies.

Her big break came in late 2021 when she moved to Brisbane with her now-husband, Justice. When her only employee fell ill with Covid-19 for three weeks, Bellamy turned to TikTok, filming herself working in the bakery. A “day in the life” video in her chef’s attire went viral, catapulting Brooki Bakehouse to social media fame.

Now, the bakery sells an astonishing 1,000 cookies daily in-store, with thousands more shipped to eager fans across the country. On top of that, Bellamy’s book has become a bestseller, solidifying her status as a baking influencer.

A Sweet Expansion

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The latest Westfield Chermside store opened just in time for Valentine’s Day, allowing even more fans to get their hands on Brooki’s famous cookies. Alongside their bestsellers, the store offers weekly specials that keep customers coming back for more.

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For those wanting to see what all the fuss is about, Brooki Bakehouse is located on Level 1 of Westfield Chermside, near Glassons. Whether you’re a loyal fan or a curious first-timer, the question remains: Is it worth the wait? That’s for your tastebuds to decide.

Published 19-February-2025

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