Happy EOFY (end of financial year, in case you didn’t know)! Whether you’ve been thrown into the pilot’s seat to steer your coworkers towards celebration central, or you’re looking to treat the team for a year of hard work, consider this your personal guide. You’re sure to find the perfect location for your next little (or big) get-together amongst our top picks.
Riverbar & Kitchen | CBD
Brisbane’s riverside oasis knows how to party – from small team gatherings and long lunches to cocktail and full-scale parties, this venue can be tailored to your needs. Reward your team with a variety of dishes, scrumptious cocktails and, of course, those uninterrupted views of the water. And since everyone loves a bonus, book an event with them by July 31, 2024, and you’ll receive a $200 voucher to spend on food and beverage. That’s sure to make your accounts team happy! Find out more and enquire now here.
Rydges South Bank | South Bank
Surprise the team with a stunning and elegant experience at Rydges South Bank. If you need a function venue to impress even those hard-to-please guests, the views from Rydges’ opulent ballroom, the open-air Soleil Pool Bar, or one of the many other spaces around the hotel, will take your breath away.
For EOFY, they’ve got enticing offers like one complimentary Day Delegate Package for every ten guests for bookings of 30+ or 60+, and one complimentary accommodation room night to be used on the date of your event. Plus, bookings of 60+ can indulge in a three-course menu for the price of two, and enjoy complimentary canapés and drinks for 30 minutes before the event. Find out more here.
Pink Flamingo Brisbane | Hamilton
Looking for something a little more out there for your EOFY shindig? Something perhaps more pink and feathery? Pink Flamingo Brisbane has launched three ways for you to celebrate the end of the financial year – and all are sure to be show-stopping memory-makers. And since they’re now open on Thursdays, there are more chances to party.
Take your pick from the Silver or Gold Packages with a range of discounts and exclusive access to luxe areas, or take over the venue for full-blown luxury with a complimentary cocktail on arrival, plus AV and a photographer to kick-start the party. That’s not all! Check out the full offers and enquire now here.
Midtown Bar | South Brisbane
If you want to be seen as the cool person at the office, take a trip to the land of Midtown, where intimate and moody vibes meet loads of expertly made martinis and canapés. The best things come in small packages, and Midtown’s 40-seat bar is a prime example.
Celebrate EOFY with a cocktail-style bash for $55pp, and each guest will receive six delectable canapés and a glass of Pop Prosecco or an Estrella Dam on arrival. Choose from a plentiful selection of nibbles, or leave it to the experts to create the perfect lineup to suit your group. Find out more and get in touch with the team here.
Victoria Park | Herston
Pick your perk this EOFY – you’re spoiled for choice at the sweeping hills of Victoria Park. Host your event with them by June 30 and you can select from a complimentary healthy juice station, standard beverage on arrival or arancini to start the party. The event gurus at Victoria Park know a thing or two about how to host the perfect function, so rest assured that the catering and service will be on point – no detail too big or small. Find out more about their EOFY functions packages and start planning here.
Como Restaurant | South Brisbane
Newcomer, Como Restaurant, with its quirky Italian scooter standing proud at the door, has proclaimed it is ready to party – and who are we to deny a long lunch to round out the financial year? Como boasts a private dining room for up to 12 guests, with the option to select from their a la carte menu or allow the head chef to design a bespoke dining experience suited to the occasion. You’ll also want to check out the $149pp degustation menu: eight dishes, dessert included, overflowing with local Aussie produce with Italian finesse. Get in touch with the Como team here, and treat yourself!
So, do we agree we should normalise having more than one EOFY function?
