Located in the beautiful heritage-listed Toowoomba Railway Station, Inbound offers a cosy, refined atmosphere and simple hearty fare.
The lunch menu is limited to a few sandwich options, salads, tarts, pies, and sausage rolls but the small range just makes it easier to choose.
Take the rare opportunity to triple your bread intake in these carb-averse times with a classic club sandwich ($12) with bacon, egg, pastrami, lettuce, tomato, basil mayo. The basil mayo was a flavour highlight and the sandwich is sprinkled with a generous serve of crispy French fries – a filling lunchtime bargain.
Classic Club Sandwich
Or try their breakfast bruschetta ($12) – a creamy combo of avocado and Danish feta on toasted rye that’s light and delicious.
And, Toowoomba Dello Mano brownie fans you can stop your search here. Inbound stocks a range of these fudgy treats, so there’s no need to pack up the car for Brisbane next time you have a mega brownie craving.
Dello Mano brownie
With super attentive service, a bar snacks menu featuring sticky pork belly ($12) and a cabinet stacked with sweet delights to explore, I’m booking several future trips to Inbound get a taste of everything on offer.
Inbound’s opening hours vary – and be aware they close on Saturdays for events and catering.
Opening hours:
7.30am – 3.30pm Monday to Thursday
7.30am – 8.30pm Friday
Closed Saturday
8.30am – 5.30pm Sunday EDIT: as of this week (18 June) Inbound is also closed on Sundays for events. Bummer.
See their Facebook page for contact details and more info.
