When a cafe offers Allpress coffee they are well on the way to five stars! Great service, amazing…read moresour dough toast (3 large slices) butter that is not rock hard and peanut butter that you can spread without cutting through the toast! Coffee was made to perfection, newspapers and a great outlook. A must visit if in Canberra.

Little Bird is surrounded by office blocks, and so it would be safe to assume its focus is to cater…read morefor the office crowd - coffee, takeaways and fast turnaround sit-in meals. Despite how busy it gets (you may have to wait for a table/service) everything is fresh and delicious and the servers are friendly. If you are in the vicinity of parliament house or the national gallery then this is a worthwhile detour for food.

Came here cause I saw a good review from Good Food. We arrived at 10:30am and the place was…read morebustling. Canberrans have brunch earlier than sydneysiders it seems. We put our name down, got coffee and went for a walk. They called us 10 mins later with our table ready. I love it when business places care enough to give you a call back rather than making you wait there at their mercy. I ordered the juice of the day: Orange, lemon, and raspberry. Deliciously refreshing. I tasted a hint of ginger but I don't mind it. We ordered a croissant French toast that comes with lemon or orange mascarpone with a side of crispy bacon and avo dish with bacon. The French toast looked and tasted amazing. Just AMAZING! Avo dish consisted of rye toast with avo and labne, with quinoa tabbouleh and 63 degree egg, and a side of bacon. The rye bread was hard I suspect because it was gluten free. The quinoa tabbouleh was so refreshing, I felt healthy eating this dish, even with bacon. 63 degree egg wasn't really 63 degree. I was too hungry to care but next time I might ask for a real 63 degree. The coffee was good and the place was charming. Service was pretty good. Better than most places in Sydney. I will be back next time in in Canberra.

Awesome little cafe in Canberra... Awesome you say? In Canberra? Yes being a Sydney-sider I was…read moreseriously skeptical about this place, especially as all my Canberra friends swear by this place. But this place is awesome, and I will make sure that I stop by here any time I am back in Canberra. First and foremost is the coffee! Yep, I am a fan. My friend asked for a strongman cappuccino, and waitress quickly replied - all our coffee is strong. Let's just say this raised my expectations. And when the coffee came out, my expectations were meet. But what truly takes this place to greatness is the food. It is seriously good. I had the green eggs, and I wanted to wipe the plate clean. If you are a person who had a sweet tooth then I suggest ordering the French toast. Now this place is generally crowded, but even if you are not willing to wait and sit, get a take away coffee and some muffins. But either way this is a place you need to visit if you are in Canberra.

Enjoyed our late lunch here. It's all in the name! Kind service and a great vibe. Lots of options…read moreat good prices.

A good place with lot of varieties in snack. I have tried all and should say that they are really…read moregood.

Found this place while out for a walk, great place to have a relaxing breakfast. Food and service…read morewas excellent! I've had breakfast at several places around this location, but this is by far my favorite.

Great little place! I would have never found it except it is right across from the laundry place…read more Wonderful staff friendly and nice. Service was quick my breakfast was delicious. I had a traditional English Breakfast. I think the best part was the locals! Watching the families, friends meeting for meal. It just gives a cozy warm feel to the place. To top the morning off I had a Cappuccino and a raspberry white chocolate muffin while waiting for my clothes to dry. I wish all laundromats had a cafe like this next door.

There service is not good The food is way to sweet,…read moreAnd the building is very small Not the best experience

Head of the wait staff is outstanding, she is the only reason we didn't deduct 2 stars for the…read moreobnoxious and overly-loud owner. The Chilli-scrambled are great, although not as great as their Baked Eggs were (which should be brought back immediately). Much less stuffy than the hipster places nearby.

What more can you really ask for? Chilled out cafe, beautiful spring day and some clean, fresh and…read morewell prepared breakfast treats...a perfect combo. We strolled over to Ona and it was busy but relaxed, no hustle here, but not slow in an annoying way at all. They said it would be a little wait for 4, so we grabbed coffees and relaxed on the benches out front. Took about 5 minutes to get seated on a Saturday morning, so things were moving. The seating areas are a little tight, but not unbearable. We didn't score one of the bigger tables though. Coffee was solid if a little bitter for my taste, but the roast was good. I had the special, French toast with espresso ice cream filling and a strawberry jam topping...it was as amazing as it sounds. Everyone else loved their orders, but the serving sizes were a little smallish for the price, but the quality was good so no complaints. And, to top it off we grabbed a couple of macaroons on the way out and they threw in an extra one on the house, so they've got my love forever! Great spot for brunch in Canberra!

Nice place. Coffee is pretty good, just not as awesome as some would have you think…read more I'll go back again.

Chose this venue as it was voted best brunch in Canberra! Can't understand why…read more The interior boasts a modern industrial design with plenty of tables and an open kitchen. Table service and friendly staff that are happy to help. Ordered "eggs my way" cooked well, added some extras like veal sausages and potatoes. Sausages were grisly with hunks of fat inside, sour dough didn't have any butter on the side. Haloumi appeared pre-cooked in advance and kept warm. No real creativity with regards to the presentation. Suggestions to business; change the supplier of your sausages, cut your potatoes into cubes add some Rosemary and put into a Ramekins - A little effort into presentation would go a long way. I have had better breakfasts in Vancouver from a Diner!

What a great little find…read more Packed out! Fantastic dinner, great menu and wine selection. They have really got the decor right, and fantastic atmosphere with cool jazz mix complementing the ambience. Food was outstanding, the rib eye was mouthwateringly tender and perfectly cooked. Desert a little exotic but presentation fantastic. Check out the specials! Now, after an amazing coffee to finish I will be back for breakfast!

Another great brunch spot in Canberra! The chorizo benedict was pretty good and the mushroom toast…read morewas nicely seasoned! hubster did add smoked salmon and egg to the order. Salmon was a tad salty for but the eggs were perfect! Drinks were enjoyable as well especially their biscoff latte! (no espresso though) it was almost like a dessert drink. lol Inside was nice and spacious with option for outdoor seating as well. Pups welcomed fyi!

The Cupping Room is a solid spot for brunch in Canberra. The coffee is honestly really good -…read moresmooth and not bitter at all. I had the huevos bollo and it was really tasty, with the chorizo giving it a nice kick. The vibe's chill and bright, but it does get busy, so go early if you don't want the wait.

This place is probably the best cafe in Canberra. Saying that, I haven't been to all the cafés in…read moreCanberra so I could be wrong. But the coffee was great and the food was even better. The only thing is it is a touch on the expensive side. But I don't have a problem paying a bit more for really good coffee. The tarts here are amazing for make sure to try them. Specifically the caramel tart. And if you love cheesecake, the make sure you try that too.

I really like this place. We've visited twice now, when it was really busy and also much quieter -…read moreboth times everything was great (and prompt!). The coffee is lovely and the quality consistent even when they're really churning them out. Plus, they have a really great mug that seems engineered to feel comforting in your hand on a cold day. I think the star though was their bagels. Either with ham tomato and cheese or simple with cream cheese, they were wonderful (and perhaps fried rather than just toasted for that extra bit of homey goodness). Highly recommended.