Restaurants in Central West Coast
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Gorges Café
Ask for the Morning Cure and you won't be disappointed at this airy cafe doing wonderful breakfasts and lunches opposite the jetty.
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Finlay's Fresh Fish BBQ
In a former fish factory, this big tin shed of a BYO eatery prides itself on offering 'no service, no corkage, no glasses, no frills' - just big servings of abuse (don't fear if the cook yells at you, it's part of the fun of the place) alongside huge portions of home-style barbecued seafood and steaks. You can also sing for your supper and they'll feed you in return. Seriously.
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Topolinis Caffe
This home-style licensed bistro is perfect for an afternoon coffee and cake, a pre-show bite, or just a relaxed family feed. The $34 dinner-and-movie deal (Sunday to Thursday) and Monday half-price pasta are popular.
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Old Pearler Restaurant
Avast, mateys! Built from shell bricks, and feeling downright nautical, this atmospheric haven does fantastic seafood. The exceptional platter features local red emperor, whiting, cray, prawns and squid with nary a chip in sight, as it's all grilled, not fried.
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Harbourside Café
Fresh seafood and imaginative recipes make for a rewarding dining experience at this casual, sunny restaurant near the water. The Eastern-accented menu includes Asian-spiced calamari, Thai shrimp salad and Carnarvon snapper.
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City Asia Restaurant
This BYO eatery serves a small but tasty lunch buffet of barbecue ribs, duck, roast pork with crackling and other meaty standouts. At night, the chef showcases mostly Vietnamese dishes, with seafood playing a prominent role.
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Grass Tree
With a great surf view and innovative menu, there's no better place for lunch. A chilled wine washes down twice-cooked pork belly or smoked chicken and chickpea salad.
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Bough Shed Restaurant
Boasting splendid waterfront views, the Bough Shed offers a tasty selection of seafood and grill items, including Shark Bay snapper, sesame-toasted prawns, Moroccan lamb and vegetarian quesadillas.
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Go Health Lunch Bar
Vegetarians can rejoice at the choice of fresh juices and smoothies, excellent espresso, healthy burritos, lentil burgers, focaccias and other light meals at this popular lunch bar in the middle of the mall.
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Camel Bar
In a Federalist-style building on Chapman, the sun-drenched Camel Bar serves up fresh salads, garlic prawns, curry and other bistro fare, but is best known for its inventive wood-fired pizzas.
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Shark Bay Hotel
While this typical Aussie pub bistro is nothing flash, it’s a decent spot to eat a hearty counter meal and play a few rounds of pool. Rooms (doubles $85) are small, clean and basic.
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Galleon Café
Among a handful of inviting cafes along Robinson St, Galleon has its local following, lured by big breakfasts, good coffee, sandwiches and light lunches, plus fresh-baked goodies.
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Old Post Office Café
This stylish but unpretentious place has excellent pizzas and pastas as well as lamb, fresh fish, kangaroo and decadent desserts. You can dine on the verandah. Licensed and BYO.
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Tanti’s
This casual BYO restaurant is packed every night with Thai-loving regulars. Tanti’s also offers good-value three-course lunch specials ($12) and takeaway.
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Monkey Bar
This casual bar serves good counter meals and snacks, and is a popular spot for a round of pool and a few drinks. Open late.
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Pickles Point Seafood & Boatyard (Crab Shack)
Self-catering seafood lovers shouldn’t miss this takeaway stand, with freshly steamed fresh blue crabs and prawns.
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Westcoast Fish & Chips
Get your scrummy seafood takeaway here. While the seafood baskets ($12) are big, we loved our prawn burgers ($7).
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Yallibiddi
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Yallibiddi Café
Inside Gwoonwardu Mia, this training cafe produces mouth-watering blends of bush tucker and contemporary cuisine. Try the excellent bush tapas with smoked kangaroo, emu and lemon-myrtle chicken or the Thai kangaroo salad. The students progress from here to the fine-dining Yallibiddi.
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Waters Edge
Tuck into some seared scallops with nuoc cham, Tuscan pork belly or local snapper pie out the back of the Carnarvon Hotel. It also has clean, basic rooms.
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Sunset Mura Mura Cafe
Bright and cheerful, the Sunset does great brekkies, lunch wraps, calzones and burgers, and for those campers sick of cooking, great takeaway home-cooked meals ready for reheating.
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Sheridans Café
Funky music accompanies a funky menu with laksa, chilli mussels and banana splits on offer.
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Restaurant Upstairs
This fine-dining establishment features local seafood, Asian fusion and outback faves like kangaroo and crocodile.
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Hacienda Crab Shack
Got an esky? Then fill it full of freshly steamed crabs, prawns, mussels, shucked oysters and fish fillets from this fishmonger.
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Black Rock Cafe
This casual, licensed eatery, with sunny outdoor seating overlooking the water, keeps the locals happy with great gourmet breakfasts and lunches, and a creative global fusion menu in the evening.
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