I came here with my wife and our son on a Sunday morning and expected it to be difficult to get a table. It was very busy with a consistent turnover, but we didn't have to wait and got a table and high chair immediately.

The place is quite small on the inside, but there are a few tables outside and a blocked off lane set up for children to play.

We ordered and our food and drinks came out within about 10 minutes. I had the pancakes with lemon curd and it was delicious. I would definitely recommend. I ordered the kids pancakes for my son and it was huge, definitely big enough for a 2 year old.

Fox and Bow is somewhere I will visit again and it gets my recommendation.

This was my first visit to the Fox and Bow. We arrived just before the lunch crowd arrived, but there is plenty of indoor and outside seating with plenty of room around the tables to not feel hemmed in.
Ultra quick service and after ordering and paying, the wait was quite short for our meals.
No hesitation in recommending the Fox and Bow, another one of Canberra's fine suburban eateries.

We had Sunday morning breakfast here catching up with a friend and stayed for extra coffees and drinks and had no pressure to leave at any point. Food was delicious, fresh juice amazing and I assume the coffee was great as my husband had three over the few hours we spent. Highly recommend seeking this out, not in a high traffic/touristy area, but worth the 20mins from the centre of Canberra.

The Fox and Bow is a favourite with locals of the Woden district. Brunch and lunch meals in good sized servings and great coffee: What's not to like? F&B can get busy on weekend lunchtimes but is worth the effort. My only complaint is that the menu can be a little pricey in places.

Limited but interesting menu.
Busy little place but good for a group gathering as food can be paid for individually, which many restaurants do not allow groups to do.