Come to Daddy

Queer bar · Brisbane West End

Regional craft beer, Australian spirits, drag and karaoke and a deck for Sundays: Come to Daddy is an independent queer bar in West End, more relaxed than the clubs in the Valley.

• ★ 4.6 on Google (110)
• independent
• Deck
• Daddyoke on Thursdays

Address

208 Montague Road
West End QLD 4101, Brisbane

Opening hours

Wed–Fri 4–10 pm
Sat 2–10 pm
Sun 2–8 pm
from 27 October 2026 six days a week with new hours

Crowd

queer and diverse, all genders, mostly 30–50, many from the neighbourhood

Flirt factor

medium

Programme

Thursdays Daddyoke (karaoke) from 6 pm
Fridays and Saturdays drag shows, including drag kings
Sundays Pool and Pints from 2 pm

Getting there

West End, south of the Brisbane River, bus from the city centre

What makes Come to Daddy special

Come to Daddy is an independent queer bar with a kitchen in West End, south of the river. There is regional craft beer, Australian spirits and signature cocktails, which are often praised in the reviews.

The weekly programme ranges from karaoke on Thursdays and drag shows with queens and kings at weekends to pool and beer on the deck on Sundays. There are also special nights such as a masked ball, degustation dinners or meet-ups of the rubber and bear community.

Atmosphere and crowd

The atmosphere is family-like, and the crowd diverse and a little older than in the Valley. Many guests appreciate precisely that it is not about party chaos but about conversation, shows and a relaxed drink.

Contact

Editorially researched, as of October 2026. Sources: cometodaddy.au, Instagram @cometodaddy_brisbane, Google reviews (4.6 stars, 110 reviews). Opening hours, prices and programme may change, please check before visiting.