Queensland’s Premier Private Club

A private members’ club on Adelaide Street, for the people who run Queensland’s business. Here since 1903, and open to new members.

Est. 1903

In the heart of Brisbane’s CBD, Queensland’s industry leaders meet to do business, to unwind, and to be known by name.

Queensland’s most influential professionals gather, not to network, but to belong. The Brisbane Club has been a fixture of Brisbane business since 1903: a place for real conversation, a cellar without equal, and a table worth leaving the office for.

Our Club

More than 4,000 bottles below street level, a Hall of Fame cellar at the Australian Wine List Awards, and a Cellar Master who knows which bottle suits your table.

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Stained glass, chandeliers and a mezzanine balcony, with the Kitchen Brigade cooking for a room that has looked out over Anzac Square since 1903.

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Six private rooms, from twelve around one table in the President’s Room to two hundred through the Members’ Dining Room, each with its own outlook and character.

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Special Interest Groups run by Members for Members, across business, arts and culture, food and wine, and sport, with Club Table lunch every Thursday.

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241 Adelaide Street, opposite the heritage-listed GPO, where modern business attire applies and a jacket is worn in the Members’ Dining Room.

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Member Testimonials

What our member say about the Club

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“I love the fact that our Brisbane Club community includes many – if not most of Brisbane’s most successful and respected business and community leaders all of who are interested in their own right, but we also have a wonderful group of art and music lovers, wonderful professional networks, and fabulously interesting and talented younger Members.”

Rowena McNally, Chair of Various Boards & Committees

A consider The Brisbane Club Cellar as the closest I will come to an Aladdin’s Cave. I enjoy the sense of mystique but also the absolutely export support you get as you wander around.

I have had terrific assistance from the staff who passion for the task is evident.

Kay Feeney, Director, Family Law Accredited Specialist

It was the feeling of joining an extended family that made me choose the Brisbane Club.

Chris Lowe, Consultant

It’s rare, especially in Brisbane, to find somewhere that consistently provides opportunities to hear from leaders in various professions

Sam Harvey, Solicitor

Upcoming Events

Speakers, wine tastings, long lunches and the Club’s signature dinners. Members bring guests to most of them – explore below.

The Brisbane Club Magazine

Step inside the pages that capture life at the Club — the people, the Cellar, the evenings worth remembering. Read the first few pages now, and leave your details to keep going.

Every member is proposed and seconded by someone who already belongs. There's no application to fill in, no fee that buys your way past it. Since 1903, membership here has been an aspiration first, and a privilege second.

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The Cellar, three-time Australian Wine List of the Year. A dining room worth leaving the office for. Every detail considered, every visit bespoke to the member in the room. Some things still can't be replicated behind a screen, and this Club is built on that fact.

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Members meet as peers, not contacts, across business, government, law and the professions. No pitching, no forced networking, just a room where introductions tend to outlast the introduction itself, and conversations run longer than anyone planned.

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Honour boards carry real names, real dates, real history. Members are known here, not by title but by name, welcomed into a pedigree of friendships that outlasts careers, committees and even the room they were first made in.

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