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Cypher Brewing Co.

Located right next to the Gungahlin Place light rail terminus, this modern, industrial-chic craft brewpub is a standout addition to the northside. It features an impressive line-up of 14 beers on tap brewed directly on-site, ranging from crisp signature lagers to experimental seasonal sours. The open-plan space offers a vibrant community atmosphere with weekly live music, friendly staff, and an eclectic food menu that expertly blends traditional pub classics with diverse cultural flavors.

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Address: Unit 3 & 4, 35 Hinder Street, Gungahlin
Hours: Mon–Tue 11AM–9PM, Wed–Sun 11AM–11PM
Price: Beers from $9
Website: cypherbrewing.com.au (opens in a new tab)

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