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Northern Territory, Australia Food Guide: 10 Australian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Top End
Find out what Australian restaurants to try in Top End including Madame Za Darwin, Pee Wee's at the Point, PM Eat & Drink, Laneway Specialty Coffee, Rachael's Seafood Shack & Bistro, Wharf One Food & Wine, Darwin Sailing Club Waterfront Bistro, Darwin Trailer Boat Club Blue Water Bistro, Besser Kitchen & Brew Bar, Oyster Bar Darwin
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10. Oyster Bar Darwin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 515 reviews
Reviewed By PeteC166a
We tried a dozen and a half of oysters and they all tasted good. Presentation was ok, but overall $90 for 18 oysters and 2 cocktails ordered and paid for at the bar is expensive. Hi PeteC166a, Thank you for taking the time to leave some feedback on your previous visit with us at Oyster Bar Darwin. We are happy to hear that you enjoyed your oysters but are however disappointed that you did not find our pricing competitive. Your feedback has been passed on to our management team.
9. Besser Kitchen & Brew Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Besser is a specialty coffee brew bar and cafe which focuses on great coffee, delicious food and friendly yet exceptional customer service. We offer corporate catering services for functions, workshops, meetings, training sessions and events. As the name
Reviewed By pdn
What a great little Cafe in the middle of light industrial area. A great place to stop, before or after a visit to the Charles Darwin historical park lands. Literally straight across highway and a right, couple of hundred meters down on right. They served a very refreshing freshly made juice, with an all day style breakfast/brunch menu. Really nice coffee too. And on display were some very tantalizing looking strawberry doughnuts. Top marks for style and decor in an otherwise straight-forward looking industrial area.
8. Darwin Trailer Boat Club Blue Water Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 568 reviews
The Darwin Trailer Boat Club is Darwin's oldest seaside Club. From its humble origins in 1954, trading from a modified caravan, the Club has grown to become a Darwin institution. Today the Club boasts an architect-designed modernist Club House with a capa
Reviewed By TraceyC4
Lovely waterfront views for a sunset dinner. Really enjoyed the Garlic Prawns that I had and they were really reasonably priced. Nice for a relaxed dining experience and looked good for families as well as there is a kids playground. Would definitely go back again if I was in town.
7. Darwin Sailing Club Waterfront Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 452 reviews
Darwin's best Casual Seaside Dining Destination. Specialising in Steaks, Seafood and Asian Fusion and you won't find a more spectacular sunset. Relaxed, welcoming charm that has been a part of the Darwin community for over 50 years. Interstate and Oversea
Reviewed By AndyR571
We stumbled across this location whilst exploring the waterfront around Darwin. Itâs a great location on any afternoon. We went on two occasions for lunch! The food is very well presented and tastes great. And food and drinks are very very reasonable prices if you sign in to the yacht club membership book! Easy! A Darwin gem!
6. Wharf One Food & Wine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 840 reviews
Treat yourself to absolute waterfront dining, Wharf One Food & Wine offers guests a fun and casual dining experience, specialising in wood grill cooking and seasonal local produce. Located 5 minute walk from Darwin CBD, and only a 3 minute walk from the D
Reviewed By Melinda0505
Just a wonderful experience From the time we booked in til the time we left.The barramundi was cooked to perfection and my hamburger was just magnificent Not to mention our Affogato dessert wow !!!Thankyou also to all the wonderful helpful waiters
5. Rachael's Seafood Shack & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 316 reviews
Rachael's Seafood Shack is where you can dine on a variety of Australian and Northern Territory only caught seafood. I specialise in cooking Whole Mud Crab and Whole Fish. The seafood is prepared fresh daily. The principle is to Keep it Simply Seafood (K.
Reviewed By LavenderGarden23
We went here on our first night in Darwin after reading the great reviews about the fish and chips and mud crabs. The restaurant has changed location (just a little further down the road). It is now in the Dinah Beach Yacht Club which is busy and seems to be a local hangout.Unfortunately many items from the menu were not available - no chowder, mudcrab, some of the different types of fish. Obviously it is seasonal and dependent on what's available but it was a bit sad as I had told the rest of my seafood loving family that there was a good range of seafood. In the end we had fish and chips all round but it was a 45 minute wait!That being said, the fish and chips were fantastic and even came with a small salad and a great portion of sauce. I guess my suggestion for visitors would be to call ahead and confirm if you are wanting something in particular.
4. Laneway Specialty Coffee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 670 reviews
Reviewed By Mandy Tony H
This is a great breakfast venue. Parking off street in Parap is easy to reach and the choice of outside or inside dining. The service is very good and the menu extensive. We had eggs benedict with quinona kale and pomagrant. The servings were very big. We also had a fresh juice of kale, ginger and celery juice. This has to be the best cafe for breakfast in Darwin as it is world class.
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3. PM Eat & Drink
Overall Ratings
4 based on 272 reviews
Industrial style with a hint of luxury, PM is based on small share plates with Japanese, Greek & Spanish influences in the heart of Darwin CBD. We serve amazing organic coffee, incredible fresh NT local seafood, the best Australian & international boutiqu
Reviewed By AussieTraveller3204
We booked here for dinner with friends - booking essential as very busy. A very noisy restaurant with concrete floors and nothing to absorb the sound. Found that we had to shout across the table to be heard - not a nice way to have dinner.An interesting by limited menu, designed to be shared. We had saganaki, mackerel, calamari, pork, cauliflower, fries and affogato for dessert. Some interesting flavour. Not my favourite meal in Darwin but worth trying.
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2. Pee Wee's at the Point
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1481 reviews
Restaurant, lounge and function complex, Pee Wee's at the Point is situated in the beautiful East Point Reserve and offers a stunning view on Darwin city. Come and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and taste our fine and fresh, modern territory food.
Reviewed By Darren Y
A wonderful meal with exceptional service in beautiful surroundings.Very special. Thank you. Great cocktails and wine list. Thanks Darren , great to hear you enjoyed your evening with us.People who appreciate what we do make it all worth whileSimon
1. Madame Za Darwin
Madame Za presents her Asian fusion restaurant, open for lunch and dinner @ Rydges Palmerston. Together with Chef John Borlagdan she brings you the best of Asia in a series of shared plates. Her restaurant embodies sophistication, where outstanding servic
Reviewed By Soutenir
Get in quick before word gets out and you canât get a booking! Extremely impressed with the asian fusion food flavour combinations, quality and creativity. Not at all what we expected to find in this location. Service was also great - friendly, helpful and attentive. We dined on a Wednesday evening and restaurant was less than half full all night. We enjoyed the relatively loud, contemporary music which may not be to all tastes.
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