Customers need to know:

MARHABA IS A CASUAL ARABIC GREETING OFTEN TRANSLATED AS HELLO OR WELCOME.

We are staffed by people facing barriers to employment; some have mental health issues or disabilities, and many have arrived as refugees.

Our work, and our food, is a culmination of our different cultures and life experiences and we are excited to share it with you. Marhaba is a non-profit initiative of Nundah Co-op in collaboration with Australian Red Cross and thanks to Brisbane City Council.

Most people recognise our venue when we say, “In the old Red Cross Tea Rooms”. You’ll find us downstairs, under Brisbane City Hall, on the Adelaide Street corner at the Albert Street end behind bus stop 20. If you are looking at the Main Entrance to City Hall from King George Square, turn left and walk in the direction of Queen Street Mall. At the end of the grand old building, turn right, look for the pink signs and turn right to go downstairs to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city streets. The cafe will be a welcome rest and retreat.

Please see here for Evening and Weekend King George Square parking fees and payment options: https://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/traffic-and-transport/parking-in-brisbane/car-parks/king-george-square-car-park