The Chambers

The Chambers

The Chambers offers exceptional dining in a stunning historic 1926 bank building, featuring award-winning modern Australian cuisine with rustic flair. This iconic Cairns venue combines heritage architecture with contemporary dining as cafe by day and restaurant by night.

About The Chambers

Located at 21 Spence Street, The Chambers was born in 2018 by a local Cairns family in the historic Earl Court building, originally the National Bank of Australasia in 1926. Features original federation styled columns and arches designed by Brisbane’s Lange Powell.

Key Features & Services

Award-Winning Modern Australian Cuisine

Menu created by Head Chef Chris Jarvis, Chef of the Year 2021 Restaurant and Catering Awards for NQ and NT. Features locally sourced produce with signature dishes including contemporary cuts of meat and freshest local seafood.

Historic Venue with Modern Amenities

Stunning dining space maintaining rich 1926 bank history with iconic indoor and outdoor dining areas. Bustling cafe by day, private boutique event space by night with full bar and extensive wine selection.

Why Choose The Chambers

Rated 4.3/5 on TripAdvisor and ranked #53 of 473 restaurants in Cairns. Known by locals as one of Cairns’ best cafes, restaurants, and bars with exceptional coffee, delicious food, and extensive drinks menu in historic setting.

Service Areas

Located in heart of Cairns CBD serving locals and tourists seeking quality dining in historic venue. Popular for business lunches, family breakfast, social dinners, and private functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the venue suitable for functions?

A: Yes, The Chambers transforms into private boutique event space by night, perfect for celebrations, corporate events, and special occasions with experienced function team.

Q: Do you offer special deals?

A: Yes, features 2-for-1 burger specials every Tuesday from 7am-2pm, making quality food accessible while maintaining exceptional standards.

Q: What makes the building special?

A: Over 90 years old, the building underwent two-year restoration to expose original 1926 bank history while incorporating modern amenities with ‘old meets new’ philosophy.