Best Dinner Places to Eat in Bundaberg

"If you’re after an informal yet still exciting place to eat, then Akiba is perfect. Its menu is South-East Asian inspired, so probably not the best choice for vegans/vegetarians as their options are quite meat-heavy. However, it’s still one of the best places to dine at in town."

"Their famous kingfish sashimi, Japanese fried chicken, gyoza and ramen keep the people flocking. Get a bunch of share plates for the table or indulge in larger plates for yourself (we won’t judge). Their drinks menu is extensive and their cocktails are to die for."

"Raku has become a favourite on the Canberra fine dining scene. Their philosophy is to combine the precision and artfulness of Japanese culinary traditions with the vibrant energy of modern Australian dining to create unique and exciting dishes. With a selection of set menus as well as delicious items such as the melt-in-your-mouth unagi foie gras nigiri and their wide selection of maki rolls, Raku is here to provide you with not just a meal, but an experience."

"148 Bunda St, Canberra 2601 AustraliaJapanese, Sushi, AsianLunch, Dinner, DrinksReservations, Private Dining, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+61 2 6248 6869http://rakudining.com.au/"

"Tantalise tastebuds with modern Japanese fare at Raku Dining on Bunda Street in Canberra. Combining the precision of Oriental cuisine with the vibrant energy of Mod Oz dining, Raku is all sleek lines,..."

"Last but certainly not least, Marble & Grain’s casual vibe, sophisticated food, comforting yet contemporary interiors  and top drops continuously draw in the afterwork crowd. Located on the ground floor of theAvenue Hotel, this European steakhouse inspired Gastro pub offers daily happy hours from 4pm to 6pm and a true paddock-to-plate menu. Pop past at lunch and grab a bite to eat from the $15 lunch specials menu, which is on offer everyday between 12pm and 2pm."

"Marble & Grain, Ground Floor Avenue Hotel, Northbourne Avenue, Braddon. Located on the ground floor of the Avenue Hotel, Marble & Grain is a European steakhouse inspired restaurant with a true paddock to plate mentality. With shared options such as the slow cooked 1.2kg locally sourced lamb shoulder, the Marble & Grain ‘butchers board’ with venison sausages, lamb ribs, steak, bone marrow, onion rings and more, you can’t go wrong."

"The simple philosophy of Marble & Grain is to look at the classic elements of European Steakhouses and deliver them in a modern form. Created by the award-winning..."

"It’s one of those rare places that’s as comfortable for breakfast as it is for midnight cocktails, and you never EVER think you’re sitting in a hotel foyer. There are nooks to hide away in, a fire to warm yourself next to, and the elegant salon right next door, should you decide to head in for something more substantial. The great thing about Monster isn’t Sean McConnell’s inventive cuisine (although it’s amazing), or the carefully crafted cocktails and interesting wine list; it’s that this is a place that transcends generations."

"Within the four separate spaces—the lounge, mosaic room, the salon and dining rooms— of this industrial-chic restaurant in Hotel Hotel, the Modern Australian plates served are designed for sharing, showcasing local and seasonal produce through each one. Sharing plates such as clams, chorizo, samphire and cider, and pressed ham hock with celeriac, apple and mustard are followed by sweet plates such as poached quince with yogurt sorbet, barberry, rose and pistachio. monsterkitchen.com.au"

"They champion local ingredients and artists in-store, and use Fairtrade Organic coffee beans. As well as serving up great coffee, their food menu is a highlight: think local produce that changes with the seasons. australiaCanberraCanberra coffee"

"One of Canberra’s finest Korean BBQ restaurants – KorBQ uses Asian and Western fusions to create an unparalleled dining experience. Serving up Korean fried chicken, deep fried octopus and chicken skin crackling, this restaurant won’t disappoint. Whether you choose to dine alone, or with a group, you’ll be welcomed by delicious food and a friendly atmosphere."

"If you’re after an informal yet still exciting place to eat, then Akiba is perfect. Its menu is South-East Asian inspired, so probably not the best choice for vegans/vegetarians as their options are quite meat-heavy. However, it’s still one of the best places to dine at in town."

"Their famous kingfish sashimi, Japanese fried chicken, gyoza and ramen keep the people flocking. Get a bunch of share plates for the table or indulge in larger plates for yourself (we won’t judge). Their drinks menu is extensive and their cocktails are to die for."

"Even locals can’t find this bar — and that’s just how the owners like it. It’s Canberra’s only ‘real’ speak-easy and it’s so cool it hurts. Speakeasies of the Prohibition era were a well-kept secret — illegal, hidden drinking dens where you really only needed a bottle to qualify."

"Whisky bars seem to be all the rage at the moment, but Honkytonks does things a little differently – here it’s all about the TEQUILA!. If too many ‘lip, sip, sucks’ have put you off it for life, I urge you to try again…this is a different experience entirely. Combined with some pretty amazing Mexican food, moreish Sangria, and a ‘cantina’-like atmosphere, the incense-filled interior of Honkytonks is great for a chilled after work drink, or something a little noisier."

"Honkytonks specializes in Mexican and American fusion cuisine. It is one of the hip places in town to be at. It operates on all days (except Sunday and Monday)."

"Royal Botanic Gardens –you can’t beat the serenity and harbour views from these gardens. Have a picnic or take a walk and admire the many different types of plants and city views on a free self-guided walking tour."

"Royal Botanic Gardens –you can’t beat the serenity and harbour views from these gardens. Have a picnic or take a walk and admire the many different types of plants and city views on a free self-guided walking tour."