Met up with friends for coffee. Ordered the mocha with a marshmallow and churros with chocolate…read moresauce to go. Good quality food and the to go box was cute and well made. On the pricier side but worth it to try out if you're a traveler.

Best waffles in Canberra! Crispy on the outside and like a soft chocolate chip biscuit on the…read moreinside. The hot chocolate is rich and generous and the ice cream, while pretty basic, is good. Serving size is good, if not huge. The service is a little slow but quite friendly. Atmosphere is lovely and warm and while it's in a bit of a noisy spot, it is quite conveniently located.

Best pho since I left Melbourne. After a spontaneous pho…read morehankering, I visited Latiato and left feeling existentially complete. Fresh basil, lemon, chili and shoots accompanied the dish, served in a ceramic bowl bigger than my head. I left feeling warm, sated, and looked-after. I've been on the lookout for good pho in Canberra, and I'll be returning here for more.

One of the best cheap meals in Canberra. Staff were super friendly and gave me some bread to try as…read moreit was my first time.

We gave Global Café and Bar a loving 4.5 stars!!…read more Global Café and Bar is an Ethiopian restaurant right next to the Jolimont Interchange. My girlfriend and I love going there since the curries are amazing and the staff is super friendly! Most of the people who go to this restaurant are public servants that work nearby, but you should definitely go there and try it out as well. The restaurant is run by a really nice Ethiopian family, and if you go there for dinner you might get a chance to see the two kids of the owner who are (like us) broad-grinning Star Wars fans. Food (1.5/2): The restaurant gives you a choice of two curries which you can accompany with either rice or a traditional Ethiopian sour bread. Each curry is based on a main ingredient (chicken, beef, lentils, etc.) and they have several vegetarian options. We like accompanying our curries with the bread - it kinda looks like a pancake - because it is more exciting than the rice. All the curries we have tried have been excellent, I think the lentil flavour is the best. The only reason we didn't give them the full 2 stars for the food is because they always have the same options, which can become a little bit repetitive. Ambiance (1/1): Even though the restaurant doesn't look very fancy, it is easy to tell that the Ethiopian family that runs it has put a lot of effort into it. It is always clean and homey, and the owner - who runs it - is always happy to talk to the customers. Service (1/1): The food is delivered quickly and efficiently. As I said, the owner is super friendly and is always smiling; so don't be shy, talk to her if you don't know what to order. Other stuff (1/1): Global Café also has a small set of Ethiopian beers, which are worth trying out. I mean, how often can one have Ethiopian beer? The outside of the café doesn't look like much, but don't be put off by this and go in for an interesting meal. Oh I also forgot to mention that it is super cheap, I think the last time we went meals were only $8.50. So why does it say 5 if we gave it a 4.5 (we usually give it a 4 if we think it's a 4.5).. Well, we think this place deserves more attention than what it gets. So if you feel like having something different, why not go and try it out?

Love Baby Su - such a cute, casual and tasty option. Decor is fun with several seating options,…read moreand service is quick and professional. It's easy to eat relatively healthy and tasty here. On a recent visit we got the Salmon Poke Bowl - salmon sashimi, sushi rice, edamame, nori, cucumber, radish, cabbage, red ginger & wasabi and a Teriyaki Salad Bowl - mizuna & iceberg salad, cucumber, pickled ginger, nori, radish. You can customise almost all the options to be vegetarian, or go pretty decadent with waffle chips and bao-burgers. They also have a variety of drinks including cute Japanese and Korean beverages, both alcoholic and non alcoholic. We both ate well for a full dinner, then took the leftovers home (packed in a cute box) for lunch the next day - everything was filling, relatively healthy, and delicious!

From the same owner of Lazy-Su, this Korean- Japanese is a casual style version of its sister in…read moreBraddon. The menu offers burguers, rice bowls, noodle soups, healthy and vegetarians options. Takeaway is available as well. It is a busy restaurant, so come early if you want to get a table (they dont do reservations ). Fun atmosphere, although music is a bit loud making conversation difficult. They use paper straws instead plastic ones! I loved it!!

Went for breakfast had an omelette with lots of filings Kids…read morehad pasties value for money Quick service , enjoyable

I had a good (giant) salad for lunch here. The service is quick and waiting staff are flexible. I…read moreasked them to add some chicken and avocado to their Chargrilled Vege Salad which they did without any fuss. I enjoyed it - it was presented colourfully and piled high with both fresh (leaves, tomato, cucumber, capsicum) and cooked (pumpkin, eggplant, mushroom, carrot) vegetables. Seating is comfortable - not too squashed, either indoors or outside under a shade. Good choice.

Friendly table service, coffees were tasty. Just stopped in for a mid-morning banana bread snack -…read moreyum. Beautiful spot to sit amongst the gum trees and enjoy the sunny morning.

I love going into this place. The owners are superb and so welcoming. The staff are friendly and…read morereliable as well. The food is great and so is the coffee. The Baristas are all class and make superb coffee. It's got an outdoor deck area you can also eat outside. It gets busy, the kitchen is quick and efficient as well. Recommend that you visit this place. #COYS

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.

Took away loyalty program and lied saying it was "temporary". There's plenty of other cafes who…read morecare about our loyalty.

I did enjoy my meal at Gather but it was more in the category of fine than great. I had a sunrise…read morejuice that was a nice mix and an iced latte that was just ok. For brunch the smavocado sounded good- a smashed croissant with avocado and egg and rocket etc. The toppings were fine but it was really incredibly difficult to eat and the croissant had become super dense in the smashing process. They do have indoor and outdoor seating which is lovely. Perhaps I will have to try again and get something different.