Hospitality Superstore — Who We Are and Why We Exist
Teighan Graves2026-06-30T08:50:44+10:00Your venue runs on a hundred things that aren’t food.
The oven that holds temperature through a Saturday dinner service. The dishwasher that processes 400 covers of crockery every night. The cool room that keeps your produce safe from delivery to plate. The coffee machine that defines the first impression every guest has of your venue.
None of these things are the product you sell. But without them, there is no product to sell.
70+ Years of Knowing What Operators Need
Hospitality Superstore has been supplying the Australian hospitality industry for over 70 years. That depth of experience shapes everything — the brands we stock, the advice our team provides, the fit-out designs we draw up.
Australia’s Largest Hospitality Showroom
The HSS Brisbane showroom has 22,000+ products across cooking equipment, refrigeration, warewashing, smallwares, tableware, furniture, and more. It gives operators something online shopping cannot — the ability to see, touch, and compare equipment before committing.
Most orders ship from Brisbane the same or next business day.
Our Services
Kitchen design and fit-out — end-to-end from consultation to installation
Equipment finance — spread major purchases across a repayment period that suits your cash flow
Custom printing and etching — branded crockery, glassware, and smallwares
Equipment demonstrations — weekly demos at the Brisbane showroom across all major categories
Who We Serve
Restaurants and cafes
Hotels and accommodation venues
Aged care and healthcare facilities
Schools and educational institutions
Clubs, pubs, and licensed venues
Catering companies and event caterers
Whether you are fitting out a new venue, replacing ageing equipment, or upgrading an existing operation — the HSS team has the stock, knowledge, and experience to help.
Visit the Brisbane showroom or contact the team to discuss your requirements.
Knife Storage
The cardinal rule is to never store your knives haphazardly within a drawer. When unprotected blades come into contact with each other, they undergo a loss of sharpness, and the cutting edge may incur damage from the proximity to other blades. It is highly advisable to maintain your knives within a dedicated knife block or securely on a magnetic wall holder.