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Braddon
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- Italian and Sons
Italian and Sons
Canberra’s most dependable osteria for fine wines and warm service.
- Review
- Corella Restaurant & Bar
Corella Restaurant & Bar
Native ingredients and a wine list with global reach.
- Review
- Canberra
The former 'bad boy' of Braddon settles down
For a restaurant that set itself apart by being different, Eightysix has settled into a predictable same-same, reviews Natasha Shan.
- Natasha Shan
- Review
- Modern Australian
Barrio Collective review
Eclectic and enjoyable dinner is on offer at the brunch and coffee haunt.
- Kirsten Lawson
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- Review
- Canberra
Sage Dining Rooms remains a hidden gem in Braddon
Sage Dining Rooms takes a far more subdued approach to its sibling restaurants Akiba and Kokomo's.
- Jil Hogan
- Review
- Canberra
Welcome to the family: Bamiyan joins Lonsdale Street
The restaurant has brought modern Afghani cuisine to Canberra.
- Jil Hogan
- Review
- Canberra
Italian and Sons is the Braddon treasure that always delivers
A consistently exciting Italian restaurant, working in the best traditions of a noble cuisine.
- Catriona Jackson
- Review
- Korean
Lazy Su spins the wheel from Korea to Japan with a side of American diner
Braddon's new mod-Asian eatery is exciting, healthy and cool to boot.
- Catriona Jackson
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