Lively Restaurants in Canberra

If you're looking for great entertainment while dining, the fun restaurants of Canberra are ready to oblige and get the good times rolling. The Labor Club is open daily for lunch and dinner. Special meals are served on Monday and Tuesday evenings. This club was opened in 1979 by former prime minister Gough Whitlam. Canberra Labor Club provides a convivial meeting place for public servants from the nearby offices, university students and the public. Activities within the club include line dancing and bingo, and every Thursday and Friday, you can listen to live music. If you are feeling lucky, there are over 200 poker machines.

Located in the Thredbo Valley, Crackenback Cottage Restaurant serves up lunch, tea, snacks and dinner. Stop in for morning or afternoon tea to enjoy their renowned scones and blackberry jam. Or get cozy by the fireplace with some local schnapps and order the lamb for dinner. There is more than just a restaurant here too -- the Cracka-Maze has iconic popularity in the area as a way to get lost for hours.

For great food and some serious Zorba dancing, visit O Stratos Greek Taverna. Perfect for a long relaxed lunch, or a boisterous dinner, this is a fun, friendly restaurant, with live Greek music. With cool yellow and blue walls, and large windows, the decor is reminiscent of a Greek village. Start with a trio of dips served with fresh bread. Then choose from the vast array of seafood dishes that will make your mouth water. The spanakopita (spinach pie) is delicious, as is the kokkinisto (veal). Excellent food and great entertainment: you'll have hefty servings of both at these fun Canberra restaurants.

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