Anatolia Mediterranean Restaurant is a vibrant and authentic dining establishment that brings the rich flavors and culinary traditions of the Mediterranean region to our guests. At Anatolia, we take pride in using only the freshest and finest ingredients, sourced locally whenever possible, to create dishes that are both delicious and nutritious. Our talented chefs skilfully blend traditional recipes with a modern twist, ensuring a memorable dining experience for everyone who walks through our doors. From mouthwatering kebabs and savoury mezes to freshly baked bread, our menu caters to a variety of tastes and dietary preferences. Whether you're a fan of Mediterranean classics or eager to explore new flavours, Anatolia Mediterranean Restaurant promises a culinary journey that will tantalise your taste buds and leave you coming back for more. Complemented by exceptional service and a welcoming ambiance, Anatolia Mediterranean Restaurant is the ideal destination for family gatherings, romantic dinners, and celebrations with friends. Come savour the essence of the Mediterranean with us, and let our flavours transport you to the sun-soaked shores of this culturally rich and diverse region.

Welcome to the Australian Croatian Club in Turner, where we pride ourselves on being a not-for-profit establishment. With our diverse offerings, including conference and function venues, halls, restaurants, pubs, and taverns, there's something for everyone. Our venue boasts two vibrant dance floors, a well-stocked bar, and a delightful bistro. Come and join us for unforgettable events and functions - all are warmly invited!

“The Royal Hotel Queanbeyan has been an iconic Queanbeyan site that was first built in 1850, rebuilt and opened as the Royal Hotel in 1926. For generations, the birthplace of many celebrations and lasting memories have been made in our award-winning bistro, boasting generous portions, quality ingredients and live music. RHQ is winner of the Best Redeveloped Country Hotel in both NSW and Australia, located on the corner of Monaro and Crawford Streets in Queanbeyan.”