Queensland sporting icons Cameron Munster and Josh Dunkley are transforming the famous Caxton Street landscape by launching a massive three-level social hub in Milton that promises to unite local fans under one roof.
From the Sidelines to the Streets
The project marks a major move for the Maroons captain and the Brisbane Lions star as they trade the playing field for the hospitality industry. By choosing a location so close to Suncorp Stadium, the owners aim to create a space where the local community can gather to support their teams regardless of which code they follow.
The venue acts as a bridge between professional athletes and the people who cheer for them, offering a place that feels like a shared clubhouse for the entire neighbourhood.
Three Levels of Entertainment
Fans can find different experiences across the three distinct floors of the building. The ground level houses a traditional sports bar area where large screens show everything from NRL and AFL to international events like the NBA and Formula 1.
For those who prefer a bit of fresh air and sunshine, the rooftop terrace provides a spot to enjoy the outdoors with views stretching toward the nearby stadium. Hidden away beneath the street, a space called the Locker Room serves as a spot for private parties, live music, and late-night gatherings after the final whistle blows.
Modern Food and Local Vibes
The kitchen staff serve a menu that takes familiar pub meals and gives them a high-quality upgrade. One of the standout items is a wagyu beef burger named after Munster himself, sitting alongside plenty of snacks designed to be shared among groups of mates during a game.
The venue stays active throughout the week with more than just sport, hosting cocktail classes and nights for local performers to take the stage. It is expected to become a key part of the local economy, providing jobs and a fresh reason for people to visit the precinct.
Planning Your Visit
The doors are set to stay open late into the night, particularly on weekends when the energy of the city is at its highest. While the bar opens mid-afternoon during the week, it starts serving from midday on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to cater to the lunch crowds and early kick-offs. The official launch is scheduled for Tuesday, 12 May, which aligns with the arrival of the popular Magic Round weekend in Brisbane.
Published Date 14-May-2026
