Subscribe 
The Best Dining Deals in Canberra this Week
Strapped for cash? Get aboard the best dining deals in Canberra for a bargain bite.
With food pricer than ever, a bargain bite goes a long way. We’re here today to help you plan a night out with the help of a sneaky dining deal.
Some of the restaurants in Canberra have deals so good that it’s cheaper to duck out for a quick bite than throw something together at home. From $10 burgers to $5 tacos, there’s a deal for every mood. Keen to save a buck? Read on for the best dining deals in Canberra this week.
Terra
This dining deal runs seven days a week…yes, you read that right. Terra is serving up everything from steak frites ($21), half chicken ($19) and a wagyu cheeseburger ($17) every night. On the drinks front, think wine, beer and even a G&T for $8, alongside spritzes for a cheeky $10. Be warned, it’s only available from 5-6pm, so it’s a short window but definitely worth it!
Unit 4/115 Marcus Clarke St, Canberra ACT 2601
Tiger Lane
We really do love a Banh Mi and Tiger Lane is doing buy one get one free on Tuesdays! Take a friend or a co-worker and make a date of it because this is a lunchtime special we can really get around. Better yet, all flavours are included in the deal so you can choose from chicken/pork/tofu… the list goes on! You don’t need to ask us twice.
FG16 Canberra Centre, Bunda St, Canberra ACT 2601
Edgar’s Inn
Edgar’s has a ton of midweek deals across its various outposts. For $25 on Thursdays, you can enjoy a bowl of pasta and a glass of local wine, exclusive to Wakefields Bar upstairs. The $27 Sunday Roast offering is also great, particularly if you like variety. The menu changes weekly, meaning you can return for something different every Sunday! You also get all the sides and house beer/wine or soft drink included in the price. Bargain!
1 Edgar Street, Ainslie
$5 Frites at Bootleg Bar
Bootleg Bar is bringing back a cult classic with its famously cheeky $5 steak deal. From midday Wednesday to Saturday, score steak frites or chicken fricassee for just $5 with a cocktail purchase, or $13 with any other drink. It’s retro pub dining at its finest and undoubtedly one of Canberra’s best-value feeds.
29 Garema Pl, Canberra ACT 2601
Lunchtime Deals at Dolly’s
Canberra CBD favourite Dolly’s is making weekday lunches a whole lot more appealing with $15 weekly specials. From golden chicken schnitzels to smash burgers and saucy wings, there’s a rotating lineup of comfort classics designed for quick, affordable midday feasts. It’s the kind of lunch deal that makes office days infinitely better and leaves plenty of change for an afternoon coffee – win.
50 Bunda Street, Canberra
Bottomless Pasta at Amici
Could it our favourite string of words in the English language? Quite possibly. Bottomless pasta is all yours every Tuesday at Amici. It will only set you back $25 per person and you’ve got an hour and a half to eat your fill. Each week features a different pasta which you can pre-peek in advance here. From spaghetti aglio e olio to lasagne and beef cheek ragu, there’s so much variety you might want to make it a weekly date!
27 Northbourne Avenue, Canberra
Taco Tuesday at Loquita
Known for their tacos, Loquita as shares the love every Tuesday with tacos for $4 a pop! That’s a saving of $3 per taco. There are plenty of flavours to choose from, including slow-cooked beef brisket and fried cauliflower. Whichever you choose, they all pair perfectly with a jug of sangria. The only rule? Arrive hungry.
17 Garema Place, Canberra
$3.50 Oysters at Such and Such
Champagne taste on a beer budget this week? Not to worry! You can still get your fix of freshly shucked oysters at Such and Such for just $3.50 a pop from 3-5pm, Tuesday-Saturday. And, of course, Such and Such have you sorted for drink specials to wash down your plates of plump oysters.
220 London Circuit, Canberra
If you’ve made your way through this edit of the best dining deals in Canberra and are looking for more ways to save cash, check out our roundups of free things to do in Canberra and the cheap eats in Canberra.
