This is my favourite little place in Canberra. Great value,…read moredelicious, hearty Austrian meals with fun, friendly service. Cheap drinks at the bar with my favourite beer Stiegl at just $4 a bottle.

1st star - I had the chicken thigh special and it was acceptably tasty…read more2nd star - designated smoking area for smokers to keep away from children 3rd star - activities outdoors for families No 4th star - we waited a very very very long time for food and those served first at the table finished their meal before half the meals even came out No 5th star - kids menu could be better for picky eaters, even if it's just nuggets. The chips also weren't good. Kids hated them chips, and they usually love chips! All my reviews are standardised to the following star ratings: 1. Customer service I.e. friendly, easy to book, etc. 2. Accessibility I.e. location, decor and scenery, easily assessable or flexible, etc. 3. Work, health and safety I.e. clean, safe, etc. 4. Quality of goods and/or services I.e. good food, good movers, etc. 5. Comparison to similar for location - I.e. would I recommend this above other places

Awesome little old school pub just north of main Sydney zone. We stopped for some pints and lunch…read morebefore heading to Sydney and it was a great recommendation. Fish and chips were excellent t, staff were friendly, great beers, and various outdoor areas. Great spot.

I have a huge soft spot for Tilley's. Even though it opened doors only in the early 1980s, it is a…read more1950s piano bar kind of vibe. Think plush carpet, dark wood paneling, brass and mirrors, thick velvety drapes. I know this isn't quite a fair comparison, but it feels very old school LA to me (a la The Dresden, even). Yes yes, I know; I just compared a venue in Canberra to an iconic LA institution and that is crazy talk, but it's the best that I can do. This is a great place to sit and sip, with a friend or alone, at any time of the day. There is a huge variety of people here, betraying any attempt to cast it as a "scene" -- old couples, young couples, guys, gals, families, hipsters, tradies, lawyers, students working on laptops -- you name it. It's the kind of place where you'd run into people you know, and probably make new friends (at least with the bartenders). I know I'd be a regular if I lived here. Bottom line: we all know Canberra can't compete with Melbourne or Sydney in the restaurant and nightlife departments, so why bother trying to reproduce a night out in either of those two cities? A couple glasses of red wine at Tilley's will help you embrace the Canberra experience as its own thing.

Best eggs on sourdough in Canberra that I've tried and I've lived here my while life. The coffee is…read morepretty really good too.

always interesting to see the new exhibitions at this old canberra institution. i remember coming…read moreto beaver years ago when it was in the owners house in red hill... the gift shop is a great place to pick up some well made gifts for that special someone, its not cheap, but the quality is there. dont forget to check out Palette Cafe for coffee and cake or a light meal.

Arcade games. Beers. Snacks that go with both.... great food, prices and service. Cool deck…read moreat the back for warm nights.

Was a great little club my mum and nan used to play bingo there and we used to play in the space…read moredoam.

Cool event! Most of the people wear costumes and keep the good vibe. However, I think the structure…read moreshould be better. More food stalls with typical German food and more attractions/activities would be much apreciate considering the price of the ticket. In addition, thye should have more drink stalls as well... loooong queue to get beer/drinks.

It has been a while since I've been to Beconnen Hoyts. There is a cool new layout and self serve…read moretheme at this cinema. I like the snack choices available. Dissapointed that prices are still high and unmarked. Also a let down that the ice machine for drinks was broken so we had a warm drink.