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?

Excellent customer service and food really is the good stuff…read more I ordered breakfast, staff were very accommodating and pleasant. The cafe is very organised and clean. The food was usual fare with chefs specials for the more out there fare. Will be back!

Grabbed a quick breakfast, going for double egg and bacon roll and lime thickshake…read more Great! Friendly service, good atmosphere, quality food.

Awesome deals to be had here if this style of shopping is for you. The store is well laid out, has…read morea big range of different items and is a nice addition to the marketplace. I've had great service here from all staff members except for one.. So I simply ignore her and try to always use a different person for my queries. Meat is good quality and much cheaper than a lot of butchers, however I find the majority of their fruit and veg isn't worth it. Booze is at comparable prices to duty free and there's a great range. You need a membership to even get in the door, so ask around for someone to take you in if you want to have a look before joining.

Having shopped at the Canberra Costco for six months:…read more Tire center -- great Things I no longer buy because they are of low quality: olives (jars have a rancid or spoiled taste), vegetables(unreliable supply, spoil quickly), baguettes(moldy), coffee(no grinder in store), thickened cream(doesn't last a week), sour cream(doesn't last a week) any hot dog products (low quality, poor taste), pizza from the deli, kirkland ice cream (tastes freezer burned) Unreliable - coca cola products Things I used to buy but they no longer carry: Harry's 1 lt. orange juice, kirkland olive oil in the glass bottle, frozen meatballs, kirkland butter, Downy fabric softener (black bottle) The membership services line -- rude customer service, allow at least 40 minutes for any request or return.

This visit to Fyshwick Markets specifically to 'Unique Meats' gave me concern about their practice…read moreof surcharging and not showing the full price of my shop on the payment screen. I was told that my purchase was $79.33 but I was charged $80.76 (a surcharge of $1.43). I normally don't require a receipt when I can see how much I am charged but I asked for a receipt this time and was shocked when I got home to see the surcharge. This practice of not showing customers their full price of purchases is outrageous - please make sure you get the shop to show you the price you are being charged. I have been to Unique Meats many times but have not noticed this practice before. Generally I love these markets and go once a week for a weekly shop. Love the produce and service just not this time. Not going back to this store.

If you can't find anything to eat here you mustn't be hungry or there is something seriously wrong…read morewith you. There are fruit shops, butchers, fish monger, cake and bread shops etc etc

Visit Silo Bakery and Cafe for some of the best breads and pastries around. Located about ten mins…read moredrive from Canberra CBD in the trendy little area of Kingston, it's worth the trip. Their Artisan bread and pastries are made in store and are pretty popular, so be sure to get there early. It's a small spot with minimal decor and only a few tables to eat at, so it's best to grab what you want as takeaway. Do you prefer their silo sourdough, rye sourdough volkornbrot, kingston, white sourdough, stirato crusty italian bread, french style white baguette, ciabattini small italian style square rolls or french style roll? So many to pick from. I buy a loaf of the walnut and cranberry for later, can't wait to eat it! Maybe you're a croissant fan - plain croissants, almond croissants, butter brioche, pain au chocolate, Orange & Pistachio Snail, Custard & Raisin or our pick of the day, the "Evie" - apple, almond & raisin in croissant pastry. Crispy and super tasty. They also have a rhubarb galettes and pear galettes From the savoury options there's quiche, pies and sausage rolls and boreks as well as sandwiches. You can even eat in at their cafe with omelettes, eggs, French toast or muesli and a coffee.

The French toast here is fabulous! I also liked the croissants, but I can't say enough good stuff…read moreabout the delicious French toast! One of the best breakfasts in Canberra!

First time here for breakfast with friends…read more Service: 5/5 (Such a friendly cashier) Food: 5/5 Presentation: 5/5 (Great colours, neatly-plated) What I ordered: Spanish Breakie - 2 Fried Eggs, Spinach, Well-done Onions, Cherry tomatoes, Chorizo, Potatoes + English Muffin First thought: The Chorizo is amazing! Other thoughts: I really enjoyed the spinach, tomatoes, & cooked onions as well. Light, fresh flavors of the veggies definitely counter-balanced the heavy chili aioli sauce (although I thought it was spicy mayo at first) well. My friends ordered the ricotta hotcakes and the eggs benny's and they looked really good too!

Oh. My. God. First time visitor (and probably last). I do have to say I have not found a single…read moregood coffee shop in Canberra after moving here from Sydney couple of weeks ago, BUT this place is among the worst on coffee. I ordered a long black and received a cup of brown liquid with NO crema or even a hint of it whatsoever. Food's average.

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.

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.