Flowers Of The World

Love the fact that this is a beautiful flowers & gift shop along with café. It’s peaceful and just very pretty overall!
I only had cappuccino with hazelnut syrup and though I loved the first two sips, it got a bit sickening after that. I felt the coffee wasn’t strong enough, a bit too milky. But maybe it’s just a personal preference of mine.
Overall, a nice spot for leisurely coffee. They have cakes, slices, tarts, salads and other interesting items that I would like to try some time.

Need a simple bouquet in a hurry? What about a potted orchid or an array of homeware trinkets? Then Flowers of the World is just your ticket.
I recently relished in their nearby location to the end of an event. It gave me the perfect opportunity to pop in and purchase a beautiful potted pink cyclamen to say thank you to our event host.
The lady behind the counter was incredibly friendly and I was surprised to learn their flowers are all sourced locally (no flowers out of Australian season) — a pleasant factoid that will keep Flowers of the World top of mind the next time the occasion calls for a few blooms.

Don’t take your babies here! Unless you get a seat outside, I wouldn’t suggest taking a 2 year old anywhere near the gorgeous flowers and glassware.
This café/​florist is genius. Grab a coffee and some flowers for a friend. Today I did some shopping for myself and purchased a very cute 2014 diary illustrated by a local Brisbane artist. Customer service was excellent, providing help and suggestions while I shopped. I was also super appreciative that they treated the little boy I was caring for so nicely– they had every reason to be nervous! «no touching darling» is a common phrase I use while shopping around florists.
The name caught my eye and I do not regret walking into this flowery gem! I’m eager to try their raw options next time I’m at work. Worth the 15 minute stroller adventure with the baby, that is for sure.

Flowers of the World in South Bank is a beautiful spot. It’s not only as the name would suggest a flower shop but also a gift shop and café. On top of that, everything they serve is organic! It was the second time now that I dropped bye. The breakfast is really nice and you have a reasonable variety including muesli, nut bars, and the typical avocado on toast etc.
The second time that I’ve visited we had the light meal option and I couldn’t resist the wild mushroom and basil arancini on a light garden salad! yum! Check out their organic sweet indulgences as well! It feels like a guilt free treat whenever I am having one of their cakes or bars. Staff is very friendly and knowledgable! I’ll be back for sure.

My sister and I went for a lovely walk around South Bank and all of sudden, you happen to walk upon a beach in the middle of the city! Everyone warned me that it would be small but for a person who grew up very far from beaches; it’s still awesome!
I was a bit hungry so I went for the meat pie and my sist wanted some morning coffee. They were so kind and let us take our time in ordering.
After ordering, you don’t want to hurry to your seat. You want to explore the entire place! The décor and flowers are just gorgeous. All of the book titles are uplifting and you just want to take all of them home and put them on your bookshelf and coffee table. The color scheme is gorgeous as well! As you walk around, you begin to realize that it’s not just a café but a gift shop, and boutique florist!
We sat outside because the weather was nice and my meat pie was adorable! It was a nice petite size and came with a fresh salad. It was just enough for breakfast and didn’t feel too heavy. My sister loved her coffee. We felt relaxed and loved the atmosphere. Little Stanley street is filled with various restaurants and I definitely think we found the perfect one!

Imagine sipping on coffee in a sea of flowers. Sounds pretty magical right? Well, you can pretty much do that here! Unfortunately, I am not too crazy about the coffee they serve and my first experience was not that amazing. Still, this is cute place to stop on a lazy afternoon.
I came here with a friend of mine during a weekday at around 2 pm. Being a florist if obviously what they focus on since the actually café section part of the things was not too impressive. The place was not very busy and we just ordered a few of coffees and a cake. Our coffees order took about an hour to arrive to the table. I like to think that this was a unique experience on our part. When we received our coffee, I found it to be very bitter, some people may prefer that but I was not a fan. Having said that, I adored the ambiance of chilling out in a flower shop; if I were to judge this place solely as a florist, it would give it a higher rating because the flowers here are simply beautiful and there is such a wide range of them.
Overall, I liked the atmosphere here but was not impressed by the waiting time nor the taste of the coffee. Maybe next time, I will order a tea and it will not take as long.

It’s proof of the potential to hybridise your business with coffee that we have not only the bookshop/​café but also the florist/​gift shop/​café that is Flowers of the World. These guys have been around for a few years now and their popularity has steadily bloomed over that time.
They emphasise organic ingredients, adopting a «use where possible» policy. The coffee is organic and quite good (I wonder if it’s also better for me?). The food is also very interesting, wholesome and delicious. My favourite is the wild mushroom, sweet potato and basil arancini, served with a selection of ever-​changing seasonal salads, proof of their organic/​ethical focus.
Sweet tooths will also approve of their home-​made cakes and cookies, while sweethearts could treat their beau to a single rose with their latte and sourdough.

Southbank is always awash with tourist trap dineries,
so I was more than relieved to find this safe haven.
Flowers of the World is a florist and gift shop-​cum-​café.
Frankly, I can’t think of anything more soothing than enjoying some of their
delicious and rich soy Mochas whilst peering at the blooming Gerberas.
My favourite place to hide away is up the stairs to one of those cozy couches.
This is the perfect spot to avoid boring classes,
to flower watch or simply to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.
What I really love is their organic and natural café menu,
from delicious and hearty soups to meat pies and desserts.
Everything is mouth watering and oozing with goodness.
(I recommend you definitely try the pistachio brownie.)