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Otto Brisbane Is Now Serving Up Its Italian Dishes in Stokehouse’s Old Riverside Digs – Concrete Playground

When Otto Ristorante launched in Brisbane back in 2016, it set up shop in one of Queen Street’s newest developments. Now, to start 2021, the Italian-focused eatery now made another move — reopening over at South Bank in the striking, ultra-scenic riverfront space that was previously home to Stokehouse.
Launching on Wednesday, February 3, the waterside spot has had a revamp, but it still boasts one of the best views in the city. And, Otto Brisbane is putting to great use. You can now peer out over the water from the venue’s three different ventures: Otto Ristorante, a new al fresco bar called Otto Osteria and Otto’s own event space.
At Otto Ristorante, head chef Will Cowper still leads the charge. His menu heroes Italian meals made…
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