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The Best Restaurants in Canberra (ACT)
Australian
Corner Sargood & MacPherson Streets,
2602,
O'Connor (ACT)
180 reviews
Average price $35
Australian
Village Centre, National Arboretum Canberra, Forest Drive,
2611,
Molonglo Valley (ACT)
293 reviews
Average price $55
Australian
1 London Cct,
2601,
Canberra (ACT)
180 reviews
Average price $65
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Australian
31 Kennedy Street,
2604,
Kingston (ACT)
331 reviews
Average price $45
5/20 Challis St,
2602,
Dickson (ACT)
354 reviews
Average price $30
Pub Grub
Shop 2, 52 Jardine Street,
2604,
Kingston (ACT)
68 reviews
Average price $40
Indian
11 Bougainville Street,
2603,
Griffith (ACT)
156 reviews
Average price $35
Nepalese
4 Farrer Place.,
2607,
Farrer (ACT)
63 reviews
Indian
1/17 Oatley Ct,
2617,
Belconnen (ACT)
16 reviews
Average price $25
Middle Eastern
62/10 Lonsdale Street,
2612,
Braddon (ACT)
145 reviews
Average price $45
Australian
52 Wakefield Avenue.,
2602,
Ainslie (ACT)
629 reviews
Average price $20
Australian
Cnr Stockdill and, Britten-Jones Dr,
2615,
Canberra (ACT)
101 reviews
Average price $21
Australian
50 Curran Drive,
2913,
Nicholls (ACT)
125 reviews
Average price $25
Australian
110 Gundaroo Drive,
2913,
Nicholls (ACT)
641 reviews
Average price $22
Thai
Westfield, Lathlain Street,
2617,
Belconnen (ACT)
140 reviews
Average price $35
Thai
5 Reed Street,
2900,
Greenway (ACT)
42 reviews
Average price $20
Chinese
38 Franklin St,
2603,
Griffith (ACT)
114 reviews
Australian
Level 1, 65 Northbourne Ave,
2601,
Canberra (ACT)
53 reviews
Average price $35
The Best Restaurants in Canberra (ACT)
Australia’s capital city, Canberra, is home to Parliament House, some of Australia's most prestigious universities and a number of renowned galleries and museums. The cosmopolitan city is also a foodies paradise, with an eclectic mix of restaurants, cuisines and culinary experiences.
With award-winning restaurants, vineyards and baristas, the nation’s Capital has something for all food lovers. Grab some pub grub, authentic Italian or Thai at the Kingston Foreshore. Head to the innovative New Acton Precinct for cutting edge restaurants and cafes. If you are a beer and cider aficionado, the ultimate microbrewery and taphouse destination can be found in the inner city suburb of Braddon.
With plenty of restaurants, cafes and entertainment, there’s no shortage of hotspots to discover when you visit Canberra.