I love Sweet Bones. Everything I've had there is at least good and some things are great. They…read moreuse good quality ingredients and it shows. Their vegan Reuben is delicious, and their pastries are lovely. They have a good selection of coffee based drinks and lattes. If you're vegan, this could easily become your go to hip neighborhood vegan joint. One complaint is that they close pretty early though so you have to go there for breakfast, brunch or lunch.

I just finished a big brekkie and homemade cashew milk latte. Still in a bit of disbelief at the…read moreoverall presentation and flavour of the dish. The tofu scramble was packed with veggies and had a buttery flavour. It was a dryer scramble which I like. It was covered in toasted pumpkin and sunflower seeds which really opened up the flavour. The rest of the plate, avo, tomato, hummus, spinach, and sourdough toast was staple but effective. It's always nice to have a fresh vegan breakfast that has whole foods instead of soy butter and processed foods. And lastly the coffee was excellent. Interesting texture with the cashew milk, as it felt a bit gritty, but that was a welcomed edition as it felt really earthy with each sip. I'd highly recommend Sweet Bones. Feel free to greet the lovely staff with a hello, and enjoy the tunes as you watch all the people come and go from a place where you can eat like you give a damn!

The Thai food here is legit! It was easy to get a table on a Sunday evening outside around 6pm and…read morewe had fantastic service. You can even BYO wine for a corkage fee and pay separately. The restaurant is located on the Kingston Foreshore so there's free parking and you get a great view of the lake and sunset. I definitely would come here again.

Delicious food, and catered well for vegan options. The menu…read moredidn't indicate any, so at first we were mining for the options, but upon asking, we found they could make many of the items without animal products. The rice paper rolls were delicious. The salt and pepper tofu wasn't as great as I've ever had, but the stir fried vegetables with satay sauce made up for it in spades. The whole table was content with their choices, which was great!

Excited by the prospect of this restaurant but let down by the food, good service nice workers. The…read morefood was either incredibly bland and boring or overpoweringly strong. Two stars...

Fantastic Vietnamese/Asian all vegan. Very diverse menu,…read moreeverything was great, service good. In the heart of trendy Dickson.

What an amazing meal! Delicious curries and naan. Best Dian food we've had in a long time. Yum!read more

I've eaten here a couple of times and had to add it to Yelp for everyone else to discover!…read moreThis is some of the best Indian in Canberra. Small and cozy, just near the Barton Grocer. The staff are always friendly and attentive, and take pride in the food they serve. Speaking of food, it is absolutely amazing and out of this world. They regularly source fresh ingredients and cook everything to order. And that makes a huge difference. The chicken tikka is my absolute favourite, and I always order it as an entree. You should definitely do the same.

you usually cant go wrong with any coffee spots in Straya. Coffee here was good and they offer both…read moreindoor and outdoor seating which was also plentiful. They have plated meals but also quick munchies. We got their flat white and their coffee+croissant combo. Unfortunately, croissant wasnt fresh. Dry and not flaky at all. For some reason, im not so surprised being that this is also a grab-an-go place option. we still ate in anyway. We did enjoy their outdoor seating and that they are dog-friendly. Good thing weather was lovely during our visit.

Eighty/Twenty is a great spot for a very delicious breakfast in Canberra…read more I ordered the "Avo + Tomato" with a side of garlic thyme mushrooms for $21.50 and it was delightful to say the least. My companion ordered the "Free Range Eggs" with a side of warmed tomatoes for $16 and enjoyed it thoroughly. The portions reflect the price as they are heaped and plentiful, suitable for a large appetite. I applaud the restaurant's message, providing food that is clean, natural and unprocessed, as it reflects the standards many people wish to uphold to maintain a healthy lifestyle. They cater for a wide variety of dietary requirements which I believe is very important when managing a cafe. The atmosphere inside the cafe was suitable family get together, aswell as individual work as there are many different table options, eg. individual tables and communal benches. Overall, I would highly recommend Eighty/Twenty cafe to anyone wanting a healthy breakfast with friends and family.

Decided to stop in for morning tea at Local Press Cafe on the Kingston foreshore today. It was a…read morelovely sunny winter day so we sat outside on their generous porch. I ordered toast with olive caramel. The olive caramel was delicious! Not too salty and not too sweet. I asked the guy I at the counter what it was like and the cook came out and described it to me. I appreciated that extra attention. My companions ordered toast with avocado and salmon and a couple of muffins. All were delicious. The salmon was generous, as was the avocado. We also got coffee. Everything was lovely. We'll be back when we are strolling the foreshore again!

I really was impressed by the flavourful experience Local Press has given us. If you want a healthy…read moreoption in terms of breakfast and brunch, this is definitely the place to go! The menu was a little limited. However, the food was nicely presented and was deliciously seasoned! The ambiance of the whole place was impressive. There are plenty of seats both inside and outside. It has a beautiful and relaxing view of the lake. The Local Press Cafe is perfect for study dates and Saturday hang outs! The staff was very friendly and welcoming! Will definitely visit again!

Looking for a place to eat dinner in Manuka Canberra that caters for a vegan diet wasn't hard at…read moreall - Abell's Kopi Tiam offers a number of vegan and GF dishes alongside the standard animal offerings I chose Sayur Lemak - Nonya vegetarian curry combining seasonal vegies and tofu with boiled rice @ $22.50 The restaurant occupies a small space but it is used well, was full of peeps in a non-sitting week and full of life The staff were busy and attentive - this is your classic high volume - quick turnover operating model that keeps the wolf from the door The dish size was modest for the price - served hot both temperature wise and spicy (which I like) - the dish itself was tasty but I wasn't transformed - rather, this is good solid fare for the journey

Decent. A little…read moreexpressive ($23 to $31 for a main) but my meal was lovely. I had the vegetarian spring rolls and salt & pepper calamari. The spring rolls were great and the calamari was decent. You know how the calamari you get at fish & chip shops vs. the calamari you get at Chinese restaurants? This was kind of half way between. So decent but I've had better. I would give it another go but the price is holding me back a bit.

Yes, the fish shack was recommended by staff at the outrageous Hapuku Lodge which is about as nice…read morea small resort as you will find anywhere on the planet, The Fish Shack . Is an outdoor trailer that does a ton of business serves great seafood in a cool coastal title area. I didn't have lobster but holy moly New Zealand has a great exchange rate and food is very inexpensive except those lobster.

From what I heard from someone who lives here, supposedly they deliver fish in weekly with…read moresignificant turnover. It reflects in the quality of the food. This is my first spot for fish and chips when heading inland into Canberra and you can't go wrong with it!

Lovely little cafe/store great place, vegan friendly, juices coffees staff are pleasantread more

I love this place!!! It is a mix of restaurant, cafe, supermarket and second hand shop! It has a…read morecosy atmosphere with cool volunteer stuff and good vibe! You can come there to have a cup of tea/coffee, have a yummy cheap lunch meal or buy groceries to your home! They have organic and non organic products selling in a bulk, like spices, grains, teas, nuts, flour etc and they also sell veggies, personal body and cleaner products. You can bring your own containers to the place however, they have paper bag and containers available to buy or free donated jars that you can use. In addition, they have a section with free donated clothes and objects. What a nice place!

Someone please post the hours…read more Five stars just for the vibe and great location. Wish I'd been more involved while I lived here. Parking's tricky....any secret spots nearby for those not on bikes?