Restaurants in The Kimberley
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Aarli Bar
Like a cosy trattoria with outdoor seating under frangipanis, Aarli Bar isn’t actually a bar – it’s BYO only. What it does have though is large portions of modern Med-influenced tapas as well as authentic wood-fired pizzas and, of course, its speciality, whole fresh fish (‘aarli ’ means ‘fish’ in the Aboriginal Bardi language).
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Point
In a prime sunset-watching spot overlooking a jetty, this BYO place is Derby’s best, with delicious seafood. The barramundi and croc steaks are popular. It also does takeaway.
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PumpHouse
Idyllically situated on Lake Kununurra, the PumpHouse's innovative dishes feature fine produce – try the rump with blue cheese and pine nuts, or the oven-baked pork fillet wrapped in speck. Watch the catfish swarm should a morsel (accidentally, of course!) slip off the verandah.
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Aarli
Meaning 'fish' in Bardi, the Aarli is cooking up some of the most inventive and tasty titbits in Broome. The Med-Asian fusion tapas are excellent with a cold beer or chilled wine, and the pizzas are simple and scrumptious, but, really, you want to share the signature baked whole fish ($45) because it is superb.
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Black Pearl
The Med and Mod-Oz cuisine at this stylish BYO eatery can be a bit hit and miss - as can the service. But when both are good, they're great, and when they're not, they're sloppy. Visit on a good day and score a table under the shade sails overlooking Roebuck Bay and you're sure to risk a second visit.
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Zanders
Boasting a fantastic sunset spot overlooking the ocean, Zanders serves tasty seafood, excellent salads and a few international selections such as Moroccan lamb rump and prawns in red curry with coconut milk. There’s outdoor seating and a traditional fish-and-chips take-away next door.
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Old Zoo Café
This small, charming bistro has outdoor tables and delectable fusion fare, with tasty tapas selections (including crab croquettes, scallops and crocodile) as well as nicely presented grills and seafood. Fully licensed (try the fresh mango cocktail).
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Wharf Restaurant
Down at Broome's port you can settle back for a long, lazy seafood lunch with waterside ambience and the chance of a whale sighting. OK, it's pricey and the service is hit and miss, but the wine's cold and the chilli blue swimmer crab is sensational. Just wait until after 2pm before ordering oysters.
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Noodlefish
This quirky alfresco BYO is doing fantastic contemporary Asian dishes from classic Kimberley ingredients. While the accent is on seafood, there's plenty to please all palates. Get there early, because you can't book and it'll only take cash.
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Zebra Rock Restaurant
Zebra Rock Restaurant has the most sophisticated menu, albeit served in casual pub surroundings – bruschetta, tasting platters, ‘Ocean and Earth', barramundi and Thai curries.
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Kelly’s Bar & Grill
At the Country Club Hotel, Kelly’s serves up some of the best modern Australian cuisine in town: try the saltwater croc skewers, lamb rack or Muscovy duck breast and sit inside or out on the pool deck.
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Café Carlotta
Owners Mick and Charlotte make regular research trips to Italy and it shows with their daily handmade pastas and authentic wood-fired pizzas. Dine on the terrace surrounded by lush gardens.
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Black Pearl
Overlooking Roebuck Bay, Black Pearl has inviting terrace seating and decent – though unsurprising – bistro fare. Late risers take note: breakfast served till 5.30pm.
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Valentine's Pizzeria
Thick with toppings, they may not be authentic but these filling pizzas will do the trick. BYO or get it delivered to your room. Tex-Mex is also on the menu.
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Derby Takeaway
This no-nonsense counter whips up grilled burgers, fish and chips, sausage rolls and decent coffee. Eat-in or takeaway.
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Kimberley Asian Cuisine
Next to the visitors centre, this pan-Asian place is informal and serves good Aussie versions of Chinese and Thai.
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Town Beach Cafe
With a great view over Roebuck Bay, the alfresco tables of the Town are an ideal spot for an early brekkie. The caramelised-banana pancakes are divine.
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Wild Mango
The hippest, healthiest feed in town, with curry wraps, mouth-watering pancakes, chai smoothies, real coffee, gelato and free wi-fi. Enter from Konkerberry Dr.
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Jila Gallery
Enjoy real coffee and excellent cakes while perusing an eclectic mixture of contemporary and Indigenous art. This friendly gallery-trattoria also does alfresco pizza, pasta and classic Italian standards.
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Gulliver's Tavern
GTs serves all the usual counter meals and some spicy Asian ring-ins out the back in its popular beer garden.
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Cable Beach General Store
Cable Beach unplugged – a typical Aussie corner shop with coffee, pancakes, barra burgers, pies and internet, and no hidden charges. You can even play a round of mini-golf.
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Azuki
Enjoy the exquisite subtlety of authentic Japanese cuisine at this tiny BYO – from its takeaway thick fresh sushi rolls to wonderfully tasty bento boxes.
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Boab Bookshop Cafe
Kununurra’s best cafe is part bookshop and internet cafe (with wi-fi; per hr $5) and delivers great coffee, smoothies, breakfast fare, pastas and focaccias.
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