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Bojangles
Swing open the saloon doors to boots, barrels and bones, with a snake slithering through the eye sockets of a cow skull. It's all affecting a Wild West air, which travellers love. Grab a handful of peanuts from the barrel by the door and sidle up to a communal table with a beer in hand. Then settle in for some Territory tucker: camel and stout pie perhaps, roo fillet, fish or a veggie dish.
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Firkin & Hound
This is a low-lit, subdued Brit tavern; it's a pleasant place to sink a chilly brew from the 10 on tap or down some pub grub. The cosy dining room (mains around A$12 to A$25 ; open lunch and dinner) at the rear emphasises UK fare like beef-and-Guinness pie and beef Wellington, plus some trans-Atlantic competition like American ribs.
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Lasseter's Hotel Casino
Lasseter's is filled with flashing lights and musical blips. Along with the usual slot and table games, there's the classic Aussie two-up ring (from Friday and Saturday). The casino is named after a man who died a terrible death in his quest for riches - go figure.
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Sounds of Starlight Theatre
This is a truly unique 90-minute musical performance evoking the spirit of the outback with music made by didgeridoo and various Latin American instruments.
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Todd Tavern
Locals fall in and out of this no-fuss Aussie pub with regularity. More than just a bar, the Todd has pokies, plus the Pub Caf - one monster meal here should set you up for the week. The usual burgers and snacks are on offer, as well as buffet specials such as the Sunday roast.
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