3 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants in Curtin

3 restaurants available nearby

1. Yaki Boi Braddon

4.1

Excellent(197)

Price: Moderate

• Dining Bar • Braddon

Booked 11 times today

Lonsdale Street, Braddon. Canberra’s newest restaurant bar serving up burgers, pizza, beer, cocktails and mock-tails. Japanese inspired fusion food!

2. Fox & Bow

4.7

Exceptional(42)

Price: Moderate

• Comfort Food • Farrer

Trusted Suburban Farrer local, Fox & Bow has been dishing up delicious food and coffee to it's locals since 2014. We're a little bit Spanish, with an emphasis on sustainability, and quality local fresh produce, but an uncomplicated approach towards food. We're aiming to give you more than just your everyday cafe experience. Think Chilli Scrambled Eggs, Olasagasti Anchovies, Woodfired Tomato, Rodriguez Chorizo, Smoked Trout Croquettes..... It's all about flavour. Accompanied with award-winning coffee by ONA, we hope you enjoy your visit.

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3. Two Before Ten Greenway

4.4

Awesome(572)

Price: Expensive

• Café • Greenway

Booked 6 times today

Six-metre ceilings, wrapped in beautiful glass, facing north-east with views of the water.Serving all of our favourites, some of the best coffee in Canberra, and awesome vibes all year long. It’s our sunny site for the south side and we couldn’t be prouder.Come for breakfast, brunch or lunch, or grab a takeaway coffee, chai or hot chocolate before setting off towards Lake Tuggeranong.Greenway is a nod to everything we hold dear, not least of all, the fact that it’s a collaboration with friends. Tim and Tristan, who used to manage Aranda but spent 2016-2019 setting up their own successful store Atlas on Hibberson in Gungahlin, helped us make this (rather large!) slice of paradise a reality.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Yaki Boi Braddon

2. Fox & Bow

3. Two Before Ten Greenway

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