Street smarts, prime finds and close encounters…
April 16th, 2012
Uncovering the best of Brisbane businesses and their most personable patrons, The Urban List is your “go to” guide for all that’s worth eating, drinking, buying and booking in our fair weather metropolis.
Need a recommendation on the best Korean south of the river? Post it on their Facebook Wall and The Urban Concierge will get back to you. Seen a must-have trench on the Paris runway and unsure where to track it down? Visit The A List for where to buy, how to wear, and who did it best around town.
The Urban List is dedicated to discovering things you just shouldn’t have to live without. And the best part? All these things are available locally.
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