How this cafe managed to be open a year before I found it is incredible to me…read more Important things first- best coffees in Belconnen, hands down. How do I know this? Well, apart from my own taste, it's not uncommon to see owners of other local coffee shops, whose businesses close on weekends, frequenting chatterbox on Saturdays. The food is excellent and very well priced (surprising given Canberra's overpriced brunch market). Friendly staff who remember your face and order round this out. Bonus- some staff also work at Mingle in the city during the week, and as such if you're a city worker, you can check out Chatterbox on the weekend and your coffee will be known!

In Canberra early to drop off family and a couple of chores. Googled breakfast and Chatterbox in…read moreBelconnen popped up. Only a few minutes from my location, and 5 stars on the review. Why not? Parked in a closish Wilsons, and walked to final destination. First impression was how popular it seemed. Waited in line for just a short time - there is lots of staff & 2 cashiers operating. That was good - hate waiting to order. Plenty of tables available. Used the toilet - clean and comfortable. A good sign. Ordered a fruit toast and a muggaccino. When I returned from the loo my table was set and bottle of water available. Nice touch. Generous portions of a very nice fruit toast with sides of butter & jam also in generous amounts. Coffee very nice. Highly recommend for its friendly staff, it's amenities and of course it's very nice food

Updated some photos from my next trip. Ordered Caprese Salad -…read more Burrata cheese, medley tomato, grilled peach, fresh basil, avocado with passionfruit sauce. Was a beautiful summer dish and cheese was good quality.

Went to take my parents out for breakfast..... Sat down…read morelooked at the menu....... $16-$17 for muesli...... way too much for eggs and bacon.. After about 2 minutes I told my hubby and my parents there is no way it can be that amazing and we are going elsewhere.... For the suburbs of Canberra, and Jamison???? this place is over priced. All I could think is there are some places in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney that don't charge that (with views of the ocean) for a bowl of muesli...

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

Had to update the review and give them 5 stars. I'm not sure if they read reviews and take on…read morefeedback or if this is just part of their continuous improvement as a business, but they upped their avocado on toast game! Photo attached. Was delicious, and great to enjoy outside. As promised, here's your 5 stars! Well done on the service.

I love it here SO much. The library room is my favourite, and is a gorgeous relaxing spot for me to…read morechill and enjoy the free Wifi. I like that they feature artwork for sale from local artists, and that there is the coffee room, the bar, the library and the outdoor areas to choose from - something for everyone. I've found the service warm and friendly, and having free parking right there is also a huge plus for me.

Nice café and restaurant; for sleepy Hawker at least. The setting inside the small shopping area,…read morewith comfortable outdoor seating (regular tables and 2 high benches) and a nice-looking dining area inside is a good start. Seems pretty popular with locals. I've been here a couple of times for takeaway coffee and twice for brekky. I have not experienced the dinner menu. The breakfast menu is pretty typical and not very creative on paper (and in person). But, the food *does* taste good and the coffees are very nice; my double macchiato in particular was excellent. Prices are possibly a bit high for such a sleepy neighborhood (brekky $16-20; dinner mains $32-40). But overall, a relaxed place for a weekend brekky or brunch.

* Revolting "hot food" served cold * Questionable food…read morehygiene standards * The WORST customer service I have ever experienced in my life * "Rude" staff, that physically barge into you and say "go sit there". * Gossiping waitresses that stand around and don't wipe tables, or check on customers or food. * Dust on "decor", with outdated tacky posters

This place is an awesome chill-out cafe. I've been here multiple times, it's relaxed, convenient…read moreand very well priced. I like that they are environmentally conscious and give a 20c discount if you bring your own cup. They make their food in house, even the meat pie. The service is lovely. The ambience is hip and cute. I've had the club sandwich and it's filling and delicious, just watch out u don't burn ur mouth with the hot gravy/BBQ sauce. The coffee tastes amazing too, even the decaf. For a small cafe they provide a lot of meal options and they make it from scratch so it arrives fresh on your table

Located on the right side of the main entrance of Jamison Shopping Center, Coffee Guru Jamison has…read moretwo entries - large walk-through from inside the plaza, and a door from the street, with chairs and tables, opposite a large carpark. Coffee Guru Jamison offers a wide variety of different hot or cold drinks, and some yummy snacks including sandwiches, cakes, slices, muffins, and biscuits. The drinks they offer to make include hot coffees, iced coffee/chocolate, different teas, milk/thickshakes, juices, and of course they offer free water. There are also commercial drinks such as Coke in a fridge near the counter. The staff are always very lovely and polite. They're always smiling and usually enjoy a joke or two, or just a casual greeting. I'd love to talk with them more, but often they are quite busy. It can get quite crowded in the coffee shop, as lots of people seem to like the coffee there. Probably not such a good place for a large group of people to sit-in at, but you can always get take-away.

I had a lot of good coffee visiting NZ and AU but this was the best cup I had in 3 weeks. I got a…read moretall black so no milk or flavors to hide behind. It was so smooth and so good. The lemon and passion fruit tarts were also delicious.

Excellent coffee, efficient team. The baristas clearly care about coffee and take pride in what…read morethey are serving. They also give excellent banter. Fernwood members get a 10% discount.

From the owner: Crown Espresso is a specialty cafe at Westfield Belconnen, Canberra. Using award winning ONA coffee…read morebeans we endeavour not only to provide you with exceptional service but also to provide the best café experience, with a range of premium coffees, teas, milk shakes, bakery and desserts.

Typical Aussie sports club with pokies, a bar, a function room, a small restaurant, and more…read morepokies. Not clear if anyone here actually ever plays or played soccer. It costs $1 to become 'honorary member' for a month, which gives you access to decent priced beer (standard selection) and a place to watch some sports, join the Ham Raffle, play Spin & Win or Trivia, or god forbid, play the Pokeez. As you can imagine, it's a popular hangout for a slightly older clientele, although there are younger people too. Food is not very good but acceptable for a place like this. Good-size portions and convenient if you stay next door in the motel. [EDIT: the Monday night $12 meal deal is pretty darn great; especially the steak - had it twice and loved it twice]

This sports bar has reasonably priced drinks and meals. It's not huge, you probably wouldn't see it…read moreas you drive past, but it's a pleasant surprise. I give four stars if I enjoy the meal and I'd come back. And here I am again. $4.50 schooners of Carlton black. Not a bad start. Of all things, I ordered the chicken and back linguine. For $20 it was huge, the chicken tender, the meal quick and it was tasty. My three mates all enjoyed their meals too, and we returned tonight. If you become a member, even just an honorary member if your out of state, it pays for itself.

Standard coffee shop fare in terms of eating options but a nice variety nonetheless if you're in…read moreCanberra. Right near Westfield so good stopover pre and post weekend shopping

Disappointing. Perfunctory service. Noisy environment being forced to listen to commercial radio…read more(painful) because the staff like it. Served muesli with a plastic spoon. Feels like a 1950s cafe trying to be modern