Five mouth-watering reasons you should explore Hall
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Craving some country charm and good food but don’t have time to leave town? It might be time to rediscover Hall.
Located just off the Barton Highway in the north of Canberra, when you visit this quaint and quiet village it almost feels like you’ve stepped back in time to the nineteenth century. But with an abundance of delicious bites, it’s a modern foodie’s delight.
Here are five mouth-watering reasons you should stop in at Hall. It’s worth it.
Kynefin
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Breakfast, lunch, cakes, coffee, beer, wine – Kynefin is iconic for a reason. And while it went viral in 2020 for its utterly adorable ‘Afternoon Picnic Tea’, you might better know Kynefin for its addictive Bombolini Doughnuts. Made fresh in-house daily, if you haven’t tried one already, you need to (there are even gluten-free and vegan options available).
2/4 Victoria Street, Hall | Open Wednesday to Sunday | kynefin.com
Sugar Plum Fairy Cakes
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You can’t miss the shopfront of the stunningly beautiful flower-adorned Sugar Plum Fairy Cakes – and you won’t want to. Located on the main streets of Hall Village, here you’ll find an abundance of home-baked cakes that almost look too beautiful to eat (which you can also custom order for a special occasion) and plentiful cups of ONA coffee. A visit will take your coffee and cake date to the next level.
Unit 2/8 Victoria Streer, Hall | Open seven days a week | sugarplumfairycakes.com.au
Daughters at Hall
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Anyone who has been to Hall knows that this family-run café is the place to go for a bite to eat. Part of the Hall community from the 1800s, the team at Daughters at Hall is all about serving ‘real family food’ – think: slices of homemade cake, comforting breakfast options, and a hearty lunch menu. Make sure not to miss the blue TARDIS next door!
5 Victoria Street, Hall | Open seven days a week | daughters.hall.com
Capital Wines
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If epicurean tastings of matched wine and food while surrounded by art sound like your idea of heaven, The Capital Wines cellar door should be your first stop. Because as well as exploring their award-winning cool climate wines and delicious menu, at this little cellar door you’ll also discover an art gallery – and yes, some of the works are for sale. Make sure to visit the website to explore the current exhibitions and to make a booking. You’ll need it.
13 Gladstone Street, Hall | Open Thursday to Sunday | capitalwines.com.au
1882 Bar and Grill
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A nod to when Hall was established, 1882 Bar and Grill is more elevated than your basic pub. Serving everything from woodfire pizza to kangaroo, pork tenderloin, and seafood linguine, here you’ll discover great food and a very extensive wine list. Sit back, relax, and enjoy a delectable lunch or dinner.
13 Gladstone Street, Hall | Open seven days a week | 1882hall.com.au
