D'Browes - Fyshwick

Awesome atmosphere Food was wonderful- oysters to start followed by grass fed rib eye Excellent wine list.

Very good dinner with impressive steak and even better service I had the sirloin and it was very, very good.

Note: Their version of "Prime" might not be what you're used toAs for me, I was expecting USDA Primebut that's not the case here.

D'Browes is the answer. One of the most underrated restaurants in Canberra, why this place isn't packed every night is beyond me!Plusses...- You can walk-in without booking most nights- Food is to die for- Fine dining at a cafe price- Atmosphere, service A+- BYO only... not everyone's cup of tea but I have a good cellar so like to bring my own- Easily in the top 5 of places in Canberra for a romantic date nightNegatives...- Coffee was pretty bad, burnt the milk and weak. But I'm not going to deduct points as this place deserves full marks- BYO... some people wont like having to bring their own bottleSupport the little guy, you wont be disappointed :-)

This restaurant has a few incongruities but the quality of the food is top class. The restaurant and white tablecloth laid out tables suggest a 5 star experience. The chef personally comes out to each table to explain the extensive list of elaborate specials, which makes the diner feel special. The restaurant is BYO ALL drinks, which was a new experience for me. They do have the convenience of an IGA close by if you are caught unaware and desire soft drink or alcohol. While the staff were very friendly and attentive they were quite young and underdressed for the design standard of the restaurant. One of my companions was returning to this restaurant for the divine duck livers and was fully satiated both visits. The Osso bucco was so tender a fork was destructive. Truly sumptuous. The eye fillet likewise was superb.Each of the meals were extremely generous in portion size to our detriment, as we were unable to experience the wonderful desserts we saw delivered around us. While you can't judge a restaurant by its clientele, it does indicate a broad appeal when you see elegant diners as well as a large table of rowdy male diners you would expect to be more suited to a pub. Luckily we completed our experience just as they ramped up theirs. Overall a wonderful restaurant I would happily return to and recommend.