Walking into Belconnen’s Turkish Delight restaurant is like walking into another land: the thin, fluorescent-lit foyer where customers can pick up take-away dinners and syrup-filled pastry sweets opens into a richly decorated replica of an Istanbul tavern. The wooden slats slanting across the ceiling recall the sloped roof of a tent, and add to the sense of occasion.
Read MoreBelluci’s Dickson and Sub-Urban by Belluci’s are both hugely popular ,Dining venues set on the corner of Cape and Woolley streets.
Split by a large bar that runs through the centre of the room, Belluci’s Dickson is a popular and formal dining room that resides on one side of the bar. The extensive menu includes Italian dishes with a modern twist, and is perfect for any occasion ranging from an intimate meal through to birthday celebrations.
Read MoreWhether you work in trendy public relations office or formal finance, here are some tips to looking your best during Summer.
Firstly, to avoid any awkward sweaty patches opt for garments made of light-weight fabrics like cotton and linen in neutral and khaki colours. When incorporating bright colours work them below your waist with skirts, pants or shoes.
Read MoreIt’s been an amazing year for Canberra hospitality. So many new venues have opened up, giving us all a dining and entertainment scene to compete with the best around Australia. The 2013 OutInCanberra People’s Choice Awards recognises the very best that Canberra has to offer.
The Finalists
On Sunday night, voting closed for the 2013 People’s Choice Awards, and the winners are due to be announced next week. Who will make it through to take the prize for each of the five categories? The finalists (in alphabetical order) are:
Favourite Restaurant
Artisan
EightySix
Celebrate the start of the festive season in the heart of the city with the official Lighting of the Christmas Tree.
Christmas cheer will flood Civic Square as Canberra celebrates with a great line up of entertainment, including popular children’s performers Lah-Lah’s Big Live Band, the Woden Valley Youth Choir and Santa Claus himself.
Come nightfall, the crowd will witness Canberra’s spectacular 21-metre high Christmas tree being lit.
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