Painfully hip. Food was quite ok (ate in the restaurant). Bar staff can be quite snooty, beer…read moreselection is reasonably good. Decor is very cool, really reminds me of a Melbourne bar. This place is very much about being seen. If that's what you're in Manuka for, then knock yourself out. If you don't like hipster douchebags barely acknowledging you at the bar, steer clear.

Soft shell tortillas are amazing, the decor is funky and fresh…read more Service was appalling despite there being numerous staff. Lamb pizza might have been nice but served cold. Not worth the price, not worth the terrible service. Go elsewhere.

Went for while I was cruising the streets looking for some munchies. Their menu features some…read moreauthentic Korean beer food that was tempting so I stopped by. I ended up ordering two portions, tekkboki and fried chicken wings. The pot over flame got me. Lol. Service was so friendly and the restaurant is so cute and clean. Most of the tables were filled and the audiences were respectful. Food was delicious. Too bad i didn't feel like a beer otherwise it would have been better. Highly recommend it. No I did not finish the food and ate it next day.

Gami Chicken. Yes. Mhm. Oui…read more Typically, when someone thinks of fried chicken, they naturally picture an image that somewhat resembles KFC -- oily and fatty. However, when you have your first Gami experience you immediately recognise your mistakes. There is a place where chicken is served tender, moist and mouthwatering, and without the obvious artery-clogging characteristics. And when you bite into the pristine piece of poultry, you wonder where has this chicken been all your life. Well, it hasn't been far. Actually, it's right on the map. I will admit one thing, however, Gami isn't cheap. As you'll see from the website a whole original style fried chicken will set you back $30 or so, but I really do feel like it's worth the dollar -- and I don't say that often. You get the whole chicken, two side sauces, a small portion of coleslaw and some picked radish. It's more than enough for the average person, I feel, but to the some who may have a larger appetite the cost to quantity ratio may be a deal breaker. For me, as a fried chicken lover, I have become a believer of Gami. Regardless of the borderline expensive price, I find it's tastes and its service Heckin' Good. And if you happen to be just like me and you also love chicken this may just be another heaven on earth moment for you.

Oh My God!!!! Fun…read more Great decor. Great staff and, after Hours a sense of fun. For Christ sake Canberra!! This is why you go to Sydney because you think that is where the real "night life " is. But you don't release it is right here!

From the owner: A comfy bar with a popular selection of beer & wine. A unique collection of whisky, gin, tequila,…read morerum & award winning cocktails. Hungry? We have pizzas & tapas. We serve food all night. We love 80-00s music & have games, trivia, comedy, cabaret, burlesque & more. On your own? Come up for a smile & a chat. We love making new friends.

Have had a fantastic time every time I go, with a diverse crowd of mixed ages, great music and…read moreawesome cocktails to choose from (so many it's hard to pick) but all in all it's a fun night out

Staff are absolutely lovely. Service is amazing. Great music and such a great location for smaller,…read moreintimate outings.

Worth the drive to have a bite to eat. We had the hamburger, fish n chips and the prawn linguine…read more All delicious. The service was fantastic and the atmosphere was as well.

I always looked at the old pub in Jugiong and wondered why it wasn't brought back to life…read more Built in the 1850s it is as classic as an old pub can get. Stone, verandahs, old stairs nooks and crannies, everything you would expect. Now its has been done up and opened as a food spot and man its good. So much nicer than stopping at Maccas. Really great coffee and lunch stuff. And the bread from the wood fired oven is as good as anywhere.

Great atmosphere, nice pre-dinner drinks by the fire Love…read morethe mussels Will drop in for just the dessert one night

Wonderful experience at JJ's. The owner and the staff are very friendly. The food was excellent,…read morewell prepared and tasty. The environment is lovely, large windows to gaze at the water, spacious, and a lot of plants to complement the interior & outdoor decor.

Okay, so I'm drinking gin, eating popcorn chicken and listening to James Brown. Life is very good…read morefor me. What you need to do is walk through QT's in-hotel barber shop, let your eyes adjust to the VERY dark venue and then make your way to bar. YaY! I suggest you look at the cocktail menu, laugh at the hilarious names and then choose a Cucumber Dill Collins. I then suggest you buy a bowl of popcorn chicken, high five your best mate and sit yourself down on one of the comfy couches. The staff are friendly and beautiful. The soundtrack is all types of good. Everything tastes delicious. Hooray for Lucky's Bar!

Awesome bar!! Held a function here great bartenders,…read moredelicious appletinis and great music nothing to complain about!! Love the decor, love entering through the barber shop and love all the fancy glassware in the cabinets!

Pretty cool and trendy pub in Canberra. Came here for the weekend with some friends, two of which…read morehad been and raved about the cocktails. The cocktail menu was pretty extensive and every drink sounded amazing. They all cost $15 which isn't bad compared to drinks in Sydney. For my first round, I got the So Ho Lychee flavored drink - YUMMO! And the thing with the cocktails are, you can actually taste the alcohol, they don't skip. I tried my friend's Cherry Blossom drink, very yum and very strong! My next drink with the Japanese Geisha Drink which had midori and sparkling champagne - very tasty as well. Later in the evening, an R&B singer started performing and she was really talented. This is a very cool place to hang out and have a cocktail!

A true gem in Canberra. Great whiskey selection, friendly staff, I love the warm atmosphere of this…read moresmall upstairs speakeasy. I spent an evening drinking whisky, eating cheese and listening to jazz. Hard to beat. If you like whiskey or mixed drinks, this is the place to go. I'm an American and I arrived in Canberra on a Wednesday afternoon. The first thing I did when I got to my hotel was Google "Canberra jazz" and Hippo Bar was the top hit. It's located right in the heart of the city center, but its vibe is very different than the touristy stuff around it. It was dark and cozy with a film noir atmosphere. If a complex murder mystery had erupted in front of me, I would not have been surprised. They are skilled mixologists too. One bartender made a drink where he filled a rocks glass to the brim with water. Then half-filled a small brandy glass with some brown liquor, lit it on fire, began spinning the brandy glass on top of the water glass, then started shaking in something from what looked like a pepper shaker, causing sparks to fly within the brandy glass. He did this for a lot longer than I expected. It was quite a show. He finished by pouring the singed brown liquor into a new glass and grating what smelled like cinnamon on top. I was impressed. The only disappointments were the wine. I had two glasses to start and both choices were mediocre. They are clearly focused on mixed drinks and whiskey. The food choices were minimal as well. I enjoyed a cheese platter, but it wasn't a meal.

Nice standard pub type venue overlooking Narooma beach on the main strip. We came in for a couple…read moreof beers and some oysters and it was decent. Nothing to write home about but the experience was nice and I'd stop by again if driving through.

Went there with there my parents and children the place looked ok but there was hardly anyone in…read morethere. Mind you it was a Tuesday night after school holidays had finished. Menu average pub food with a bit of seafood chucked in. The prices were not that expensive but for the food that we got I found it to be over priced. The servings were of a reasonable size. The garlic bread was terrible it was over cooked and dripping in oil just too much. You had to go and get your own cutlery as there was no table service. I've definitely had worse but I've also had a lot better pub meals for the same price but if u just wanted a simple meal and a drink it's fine. Sorry no photos.