A great beach to watch the sun set depending on the time of year you come (there is a theme for this). Lots to do, in depth knowledge needed as everything is split into a number of unlinked areas.

Great place to watch the sunset over the ocean and to walk your dogs 🐕 off leash. If you don't like crowds, don't go on the nights the markets are on. You also can not take your dogs to the markets, and they must be on leash on market nights.

Watching the sun set from this beach was amazing! So glad we got to experience it.

Nice sunset. Night market very crowded on Sunday night , but good food

Recommend going there at sunset for some of the most beautiful sunset views you will see. Also go there when the markets are on, there's heaps of great stalls and tasty food available.

Awesome spot for sunset

Mindil Beach is a beautiful beach that gets very crowded at sunset as people flock to the beach to watch and sun go down and catch a beautiful Darwin sunset. At certain times of the year there is a market just back from the beach with food, craft, jewellery and other stall. A great way to spend a balmy night.

A night when the Market is NOT on can be unbelievably amazing! Check the weather forecast for a clear night with no or minimal clouds and enjoy!!!

I love Mindil Beach! The markets are on Thursdays and Sundays! The food at the stalls is absolutely delicious! Pork, kebab, little pancakes, donuts.. Whatever you'll take will taste great! My favourite is Pickled octopus!

Free entry so worth a visit. Not much in the way of art more local history than art. Displays of local wildlife was the best part for me.

Great museum! Well designed and laid out. Lots of taxidermy animals which help show size and colours. Exhibits do well covering the history of Darwin as a city and as part of the Austronesian area. A huge area of full sized boats and sea craft was particularly cool.

We had no expectations and were so glad we decided to visit. We easily spent a couple of hours here, we could have spent longer. Loved the modern art, the cyclone Tracey display & all the boats So fantastic this is available free of charge. Will definitely visit when we are next in Darwin

Great museum. Lots of interesting things to see. Clean. Friendly staff. Wear a mask if you wish. Hand sanitising required. No back packs allowed.

One of the best museums I've been to in Australia! And free admission. NATSIAA Art Awards were showing. Amazing work. Recorded memories of the cyclone in 74 are engaging. The large exhibition of real boats is impressive and the accounts of travel from Vietnam touching. Overall, so much to see here, great cafe, and beautiful location by the water. An excellent resource and way to spend half a day in Darwin.

Oh… never ever seen like the museum!! It’s incredible! Also staff members were great service for visitors ;) I talked one of the younger women, she was kind and pretty professional for communication. Thank you make me feeling warm.

Wonderful institution for natural and social history, as well as the superlative National Indigenous Art Award exhibition and contemporary visual arts programming. Bonus, a decent cafe and million dollar view, with the Darwin Ski Club just next door. It's always worth a stop to see what's inside...

Definitely worth seeing when in Darwin. The stories and photos of the cyclone are unbelievable and don’t forget to meet sweetheart when here

I was really pleased visiting the MAGNT. It’s free to enter, but they also have a tap and go donation point so quite easy to donate just five dollars. I think the museum was really well set up and the exhibits were beautiful. It was a lot more interactive than I expected it to be. Staff at the front desk were also very welcoming and friendly

Love this museum, especially the iconic crocodile called "sweetheart" Well presented information about Darwin and Northern territory history, landscape and native animals.

I spent an hour meandering through the museum as part of a half day city tour. Really interesting. Just a tip, don't take your coffee into the exhibits no matter what the bus driver says. You'll lose it. The attendants are quick off the mark and ready to take your coffee cup. Might be a plot to get you to go back to the cafe a second time. Ha ha. Lovely venue

I have planned many weddings and events at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory and it is one of my favourite venues because it is very private at the back. The space is a great blank canvas that would suit many types of wedding styles. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Fantastic place to visit, every single one of the staff are friendly, engaging and knowledgeable. There are shows to see, you can feed baby crocodiles, have photos taken with a baby crocodile, get up close to the large crocs, there are also plenty of other experiences that you can pay extra for but we'll worth it - all the prices here from admission to the cafe and gift shop are all extremely reasonable, you do not get ripped off. I highly recommend this place to visit if you're in Darwin.

A great place to get up close and personal with some magnificent Crocodiles. Get in the Cage of Death,not really a cage but a round acrylic pod.. You hold a snake or lizard or small Crocodiles. Nice licensed Cafe on site as well as an education room.. Lots to choose from in the souvenir shop. Liked it a lot.

Fantastic! Being on the main party street I wasn't sure what to expect, but I enjoyed myself thoroughly. The staff, displays, content were great. The only thing I can have a gripe about was bought a photo of us diving with the croc, the pic looked great on the computer screen but wasn't so great once printed. It wasn't worth the $40 we paid.

Clean, professional, effective stewardship and informative. The only suggestion is the wish for the venue to be larger to accommodate more Crocs. Safe kids friendly venue. Winter time is best due to heat and sun. Half day would suffice with regular feeding times. Experience full. Centrally located between two bus stop.

I was very underwhelmed by the whole place. I liked the idea that it's right in the city, like an oasis but it just didn't have a good feel to it for me. I prefer my crocs in the wild. Entry was over $30 each. I wouldn't go back.

Loved it for the most part! All staff were super lovely and helpful. Especially loved the lady doing the reptile feeding. She was awesome and so knowledgeable! The big crocs are absolutely massive and it's so awesome being able to see them under water as well. Most other croc attractions we've been to have been in very murky water, so it was so cool being able to see them in the water. Reptile house was also awesome, lots of great lizards, snakes and frogs to have a look at and all seemed relatively happy The big fish tank was a little disappointing just because it was so dark we could barely see into it, but I guess that's stimulating the natural environment so 🤷‍♀️ I was excited for the little croc feeding but i believe that area was closed. Also the upper floor with a sign that said "crocs and turtles" was closed too. I would have thought perhaps with a few attractions closed maybe entry should be a bit cheaper to accommodate

This place was great and saw some huge crocodiles and loved the reptile room. Would have been nice if there were a couple of water fountains around to fill up your water bottles so people arn’t forced to buy a water as it does get quite hot/humid walking around.

The kids had a fantastic time looking at the crocodiles, fish, snakes and lizards. The staff were very friendly and interacted with the kids. Make sure to get to the shows. Kids and adults alike loved patting the snake and blue tongue lizard and getting photos with the baby crocodile.

Good range of reptiles! About 5 large sized crocs and then a range of smaller ones and even some only 6 months old! Enclosures and exhibits were a bit dated but still worth a look!

Awesome place to take kids for the day. Has heaps of shows, and interactive stuff for them to enjoy while learning. Staff are friendly. Pass is for the whole day, so if you’d like to leave and come back later on in the day, they give you a wristband that permits re entry. Big croc feeding shows are great, and very educational.

A beautiful setout area complete from wave machines to nail salons. It also has plenty to offer including bars, restaurant's,beauty salons, small 7/11 styled convenience store and gallery. A not to forget the safe swimming area and wave pool. Well worth the visit,when your in Darwin.

Coming from a major city, this place made me feel right at home. It was beautiful with plenty of places to eat as well as an ice creamery to help cool down. The wave pool was heaps of fun and the swimming beach is app within walking distance. Would have loved it to have more shops there to look around in which is the only reason for 1 less star. Plenty of shade and places to sit. There is also a car park which provides free parking for the 1st 2 hours and then you pay. We paid $13 for over 5 hours which I think is a really great price.

The hop on hop off tour bus stops at two areas in Darwin waterfront, Stokes Hill Wharf and the Food promenade where there is lots plenty of food & drink outlets to quench the thirst after trekking about in the hot humid sunshine. Swimming looked like fun and lots of shady trees to relax underneath. Tranquility serenity — abounds here however sunscreen, water and a hat is a must!

We took ourselves to the wave pool at the waterfront and it was awesome. Waves every 15 mins and it was very calming. We finished our evening off with a chip sandwich (chips from fiddlers green , bread and butter from the small shop ) and watched a beautiful sunset on the small man-made beach there! Fabulous evening !!

Love this area of Darwin. Such a nice spot to walk around, relax in the park or in the restaurants. We hired the scooters on a weekday morning. Hardly anyone around so it was an easy ride. There's swimming options here too in the wave pool or harbour and an inflatable course on the water which looks fun. There's a lot to see and do from here, definately reccommend a visit.

Probably the best FREE swimming Lagoon in Australia. Surrounded by fabulous restaurants & pubs

Darwin Waterfront Precinct is a credit to Darwin. It’s so beautiful and a great day spent here with family or friends or couples or on your own. Cafes including The Coffee Club and shops to buy souvenirs. Lounge chairs to sit on the surrounding grounds along with lounge beds. But get in quick, they mostly all taken. But the biggest surprise is The Wave Pool and it has lifeguards. A wonderful walk around looking and then over to Stokes Docks, maybe. Or the next day.

We went on the 14.05.2022 for dinner at URBAN SPICE. Great food and good service and good value. We parked behind the Convention Centre to enjoy the scenery on our walk to dinner. The reflections across the lagoon at sunset were stunning.

Great but not happy about having to download an app for parking!!!! We have kayaks on top of our car ,so we can't take advantage of the 2 hours free parking 😉we came back today ,free parking on Saturday & Sunday 👍

This visit was an amazing experience. We were welcomed by a staff that on few words told us what can we see and what order would work best. That really saved us a lot of time. The 2 hologram stories quite informative, about the bombing of Darwin and how Royal Flying Doctor Service was born and is operated. We checked out a plane with RFDS equipment and the virtual reality experience about bombing of Darwin was quite a treat. The souvenirs store had lots of new and original items. They passed with Flying colours. Highly recommended!

What a great place to find out about the history of the Royal Flying Doctor service and the bombing of Darwin Harbour. Lots of interactive displays and the virtual reality was great. I loved being able to climb aboard the RFDS plane and I chose the patient virtual reality clip. I kept turning around to see the pilot which was very cool!

Absolutely loved this place. The history of the RFDS and The Bombing of Darwin is well worth the visit. It very well set up and takes u back in time to really understand the history. The virtual goggle experience was amazing taking u through the time of the bombing. Giving you a sense of what it was like. I highly recommend a visit to this place

I enjoyed the RFDS display especially the interactive headsets and the plane. There is also a display on the bombing of Darwin.

Love what they've done to help us see through virtual reality what happened when Darwin was bombed, very emotional. Hats off to the RFDS , great insight into an average day in your life . Highly recommend a visit here! $30 Adult $24 Seniors

I had no idea this existed until I was driving around with my friend from interstate. So much attention to detail had gone into the planning of this small museum, and although it's small, don't be fooled! It is packed with so much information and every 20 minutes the air raid siren goes off, to which you go to the middle of the building.... and I am going to leave it there because I won't ruin your experience. It has lots of information on the Royal Flying Doctors as well as the Darwin bombings. There was so much I didn't know about the bombings and I can't wait to come back and watch the viewings next time.

Great experience covering not only the history of the RFDS, but also the history of the bombing of Darwin in World War II. The staff were great - really friendly, happy to help and actively trying to show people around the facility. Full of knowledge, definitely a great testament to the attitude and goals of the RFDS! The facility was amazing, the now decommissioned PC-12 set up at the back for people to walk through and get an understanding of the space and setup. The info movies in the mini cinema are a must for everyone - so many facts and great stories! The VR experience is also a must do! Experiencing a flight from the front of a PC12 with an obviously very knowledgeable and caring pilot doing the narration. If you’re in Darwin, take an hour of your day at least to visit this incredible attraction!

They have a decommissioned plane you can sit in and a lot of great merchandise; it gives you a great insight into how important and lifesaving this service is! We must have missed the virtual reality part, but I remember the recording going on in the background. Don't forget they have a WW2 Darwin bombing simulation, too, and a holographic presentation of the captain of the Willy B. It's definitely well worth visiting. And don't forget it's cheaper to buy your tickets off the Big Red Bus!

It doesn’t look like much but this interactive and formative place will have you mesmerised and inspired by our WWII efforts and the attack on Darwin and the birth of RFDS and how it all came about with their short screening, a must see! You can also checkout the VR headset experience of the WWII attack of Darwin harbour or RFDS medical mission of the outback. Our favourite was able to checkout the old and retired RFDS plane they had inside the museum, that was cool to look at and experience.

During peak season I think they separate their dining sessions into two sittings. We booked the second sitting because the first sitting was full and I'm glad we did. Our food was served promptly and the staff were very attentive. Food tasted fantastic, lots of spices and variety. Highly recommend the banquet if you can't decided what to choose. A lot of the staff have "trainee" on it, but they all did well. There's a massive staff shortage in Darwin so a bit of understanding and patience goes a long way.

Wow wow wow! Delicious food and and absolute must visit when in Darwin. Probably the best ever butter chicken and mud crab I’ve had in my life. The butter chicken had excellent flavour and the crab was sweet and so big! I would come back to Darwin just to eat this again!

I recently dined here on the advice from a couple who were also here on holidays and I’m extremely grateful I took them up on that advice. We were greeted by friendly staff on arrival and shown to our seats. The restaurant is set out well with plenty of seating both inside and out in the alfresco area, reservations are made online through their website. Staff were prompt with service and very impressed by the way they went about their business however the star ⭐️ of the evening was the food absolutely amazing and cooked to perfection. The butter chicken and the duck salad were both on par as being the best restaurant dishes I have ever had and not forgetting the salted caramel and sour cream slice for dessert it was exceptional also. A big thank you to the staff particularly the chefs who delivered a dining experience that won’t be forgotten. I highly recommend dining at Hanuman (Darwin) for a memorable evening. A+ 👍🏻

Great food, good customer service, we pre order via email so maybe that's the reason why food preparation time didn't take long time

Having watched Jimmy Shu on television I was keen to visit his restaurant on a visit to Darwin. You MUST order the lamb cutlets- they were delicious. However, all of the dishes that we ordered were great - the lamb cutlets were just a standout. Staff were all friendly even though it was a really busy night.

Wow Wish this place was in Melbourne Completely booked out and with good reason Interesting Asian fusion dishes, all speaking, huge range to choose from, friendly helpful staff and the food is just DELICIOUS Worth another visit this holiday Book ahead!!

Fantastic restaurant which definitely lives up to its reputation. The food was fantastic, the service wonderful and the venue classy. The food from different regions adds nice variety.

Amazing. The food was very nice and we enjoyed our dinner. The crispy whole fish can be seasoned better though.. and the Singapore prawn is way too spicy. We really liked their naan and the butter chicken. They have mother's milk wine here too. Our server, a girl from Cambodia is very pleasant as well. We all really had a great time there and had dessert as well.

I feel my pictures in no way do the food justice, however here they are! A delightful surprise to be taken to for dinner, up the end of town and in the entertainment complex. It was busy and the staff were great with their customer service, seeing when we needed them and ready to order or change. We ordered some entrees to try a few dishes such as trumpet mushrooms and the oyster marinated..and then a main each. All this complimented by a lovely bottle of wine. Our meals consisted of a prawn curry and beef massaman curry served with coconut rice. A lot of food and certainly worth the try - it was all delicious, full of light and fresh flavours, meat tender and heat level great. All lovely and I’d certainly go again when I head back to town and if you get the chance, don’t miss this one 👍👏

Food was delicious and I had enjoyed every bite of meal. The staff was super friendly.

Service was great, food was delicious and the setting is really nice. The pork belly melted in your mouth and beef cheek spring rolls had such good flavour 😋 Can't wait to go back. Only thing I could pick on would be that carpet would be better for noise reduction but it didn't ruin our experience.

The food grilled was great but the nuggets and chips not at all. It was too salty. Didn't expect nuggets will have added salt. My son didn't like it just had one. Hope they can make kids food with less salt or let customer know it comes with added salt The price we pay and qty of food given not enough Love the lights in the restaurant and outside. So nice and lively

If you are craving for steaks this is the place to be. Their grain fed steaks cooked to perfection are melt in the mouth tender. I had a very generous entre size wagu ragu with home made pasata that I devoured with gusto. The aoili that came with fries was a garlicky delight. I also recommend the chocolate mouse for dessert. And service like food served was impeccable.

My favorite restaurant in Darwin! If you like meat that is the place to go! The T bone melts in your mouth. Service was very good fast and friendly. The restaurant is beautiful on the esplanade and have a nice breeze too. The outdoor area is very green with lots of interesting plants. The history of the place is interesting and worth the trip.

This is the type of restaurant where there is no salt, or pepper on the table. Where you can describe a wine and they make the perfect recommendation. The service is friendly and very good. The food is exquisite. The person who pours the wine has pride enough to change your glass because of an invisible watermark. They take pride in what they offer and how they serve it. Expensive but well worth the price.

Venue with the deck is fantastic, the view is great. Steak tasting plate was a bit underwhelming for the price, $100 for 2x 100g of steaks (on the small side) The flavour was ok but nothing to rave about. Partner said her seafood was ok but again not unique or exciting for the price. Cocktail were nice

What can I say! Could not fault ANY of the food - Seasonal greens was crunchy and very well seasoned. Meat from the meat platter was cooked to perfection (MR) and the grilled lemons and potatoe medallions just complimented the dish. The sauce was out if this world - fresh and full of flavour. I mean it when I say this! BEAUTIFUL FOOD and AWESOME friendly staff! Oh and the beers goes well to 😏 10/10 Guys 🌟

Food was divine - we had the wagyu rump and pork belly. Corn rolls for entrees was perfect and freshly baked. The crayfish was a little overpriced for the quality - meat was a little mushy in parts, but we still enjoyed the meal overall. Desserts were delicious with a special green tea flavored crème brûlée. We recommend making a reservation rather than walking in as we saw a few people being turned away as walk-ins!

I can not understand how this restaurant wins awards. The oysters kilpatric were horribly over sauce with BBQ sauce and ham, I could have made the same at home with a bottle of heinz bbq sauce! Over priced meals that are lack luster in taste and presentation. The mushroom Risotto was salty. I won't be wasting money there again.

I can not speak highly enough of my experience here. Our server, Cecilia, was so attentive, kind, and funny and really looked after us. She recommended some dishes when asked and WHOA - I am so grateful. The scallops were, hands down, the best I've ever had; the cauliflower (vegan) was also fantastic. We had some amazing cocktails to start, very uniquely crafted flavours that made for just stunning drinks. For mains, we had the lamb and the vegan Indonesian potato fritters - my vegan friend almost cried when she tried them, as on this trip she has been subjected to quite a variety of subpar food due to her dietary restrictions. Safe to say there was no restriction here. They have done well to cater to dietaries We were, understandably stuffed from the first two courses, so chose to wait before looking at desserts. Enjoyed a house wine in the meantime that was nice, but nothing special. Their bottle list had quite a few nice drops on there, but my companion, unfortunately, was not in the mood to share a bottle. For dessert we had the banana tart and the vegan chocolate cake. They even went out of the way to write Happy Birthday on it for us, which was a sweet touch. Will definitely be back next time we are in Darwin!

Spectacular views, comfortable seating, and exceptional service. All of this was complimented by a great menu that has something for everyone. If you love a drink, there's 11 pages in the menu dedicated to your every need. We were served by Alfi who looked after us very well. A must for locals and tourists. Be sure to book outside.

Wow, Pee Wee's is impressive. Good service, stunning views, and super fresh, delicious food. We enjoyed the tasting platter, fish for mains, and few desserts. I highly recommend the Ruby Red Tart to finish your meal. 👍 Be sure to make a reservation, especially if you want to see the sunset or just grab a table on the weekend.

Really excellent dinner. Delicious food. Service was great. Lots of nice cocktails. The starter and the palate cleanser were nice surprises as well. Lovely view at sunset of the city.

At territorial day evening we went for a walk, and wanted to check this restaurant as it was already booked out 2 weeks before. The manager came to us and gave us many options to come and eat, as some table where still free. We felt very welcome, at home and the service and food was great.

The husband and I went to Pee Wees for our 25th Wedding Anniversary. The table we had was absolutely perfect. The service was great and the food, although a little expensive was really lovely. For me cooked to perfection. I would absolutely recommend this place.

Fabulous service, location, views and menu! Good place for a celebration or special occasion meal! Loved there zero alcohol range too

Had a really great night at Peewee's to celebrate our moving state. Before with my partner we wasn't together yet, And I brought him to here to celebrated his birthday. He loved it and this time we really enjoyed it as well the food is amazing and the service is excellent, staff are very friendly and professional even on a busy night, they still run it very well, makes the customer happy. We feel appreciated. And the view overlooking the Darwin skyline is spectacular.

First time and I can totally understand why Pee Wee's has won best restaurant in Darwin. From the atmosphere, to the service and outstanding food. The whole experience is worth every penny and customer service is out of this world!!

Perfection 🥰… very beautiful place, had a lovely time at a friend’s birthday, the ambience is lovely, food was absolutely scrumptious, service was really good, food presentation was amazing! the waiter and waitress were so friendly and nice! the view is amazing! would definitely recommend!

What a lovely place, nods to an old school Asia with a up market vibe. Food was presented perfectly following a eat visually then followed up with flavour. Cocktails were made to perfection and staff were friendly and attentive! We ordered Laksa, spring rolls, salt squid, Nasi Goreng and chicken & lemon grass.

THE BEST EVER Vietnamese pancake I have ever had! Crepe is perfectly crisp and a flavour bomb in your mouth with all combined ingredients! Fast service, staff are lovely. Inside or outside dining and great location!

Food was very average! I actually had better expectations from them. We ordered couple of dishes like chicken cashew, duck and seafood. The seafood dishes were good the duck was average. The chicken was very bad, barely had any flavour and smelled like raw chicken. We also ordered coconut lychee crushers and one of them had a fly in them. This is was very gross and extremely disappointing. Not happy at all.

Yum! Nice change of pace amongst all of the pub food. Fantastic vegan laksa and vegan pad thai.

Amazing laksa. It won Darwin’s best last year (chicken and prawn) and can definitely taste why. Is there nothing that says “Darwin Life” than getting a laksa (from Chow), a mango smoothie from next door and finishing it off on the grass under a palm or frangipani tree before having a swim??

There is a reason they took out number 1 in the laksa festival, I am a chef by trade and it was easily the best seafood Lassa I've ever had

I won’t hesitate to rate Chow as one of my best place for Lashka. I really enjoyed Lashka and pad Thai Noodles. It was very busy lunch but the wait time wasn’t that long. Staff were very professional too. I would highly recommend this place for Asian food lover😍👌

The vegan laksa hits the spot! From the delicious creamy broth to the fresh veggies, friendly service, and not-too-loud atmosphere (when we were there), this was the perfect lunch spot! Clearly marked vegan options 🙌

We went there in a family of four- ordered laksa, pho, papaya salad and few entree’s. The pho and laksa had very bland, mild flavour. No richness, or flavours like the real Asian food. I’m Asian and I’m used to strong flavours but I did not get any of that. Also, I expected the papaya salad to have more punchy flavours with zesty lemon juice, ginger, fish sauce, etc but again it was just bland- a bit of vinegar and sugar kind of flavour. I guess this is a safe restaurant for those people that like bland flavours, or that have never tried authentic Asian food. The staff were friendly but they kept on asking “how was the food?” And I gave them my honest opinion- “it was ok, nothing special”.

Pho is a decent size and good flavour. Be sure to finish the salty soup off with the deep fried green tea ice cream. A great combination. The entree oysters were ok but not a stand out dish like the other 2

Had the lambs fry, sadly it was undercooked and running blood, maybe pieces could be sliced thinner as it had some large chunks, and these were very rare inside. Mashed potato was delish. Partner had squid which was nice. Very large serves. Staff very friendly. Had waffles for dessert... served on a wooden board. Bit concerned, as wood absorbs food products very quickly, however, waffles were outstanding and very enjoyable. Service was fast and atmosphere was 10/10. Definitely would try again. Thanks for the reply guys! All good! Overall we had a lovely experience, we are from Adelaide, and enjoyed ourselves and the vibe of the outdoor area is amazing. Hope to see you again soon!

Bit delayed review, was there on Sunday. Had the Sunday special, Sunday roast. For just $20 it was really good value. It arrived promptly and had a good variety of vegetables. Only downside was the yorkshire pudding, a bit soggy and sad. But all up a good feed. Can recommend.

Had I have posted a review following my first visit alone it would’ve been perhaps a 3, but considering both visits I can only give a 2. The first visit was for the breakfast which is pictured. It was OK. The eggs were awful, totally undercooked and slimy and with them being poached, when cut over toast they unleashed a pool of water and made the bread and plate soggy. The other elements of the breakfast were OK though but didn’t eat it due to them swimming in eggy liquids. The second visit was for their Sunday roast. It was really bad unfortunately. They said it was lamb but my partners plate had cracking? Mine didn’t, confusing. The Yorkshire pudding was a frozen store brought one and the potatoes tasted off. It was not a good meal at all - we didn’t finish either of those nor did I even take a photo. Won’t return for food I’m afraid! Only positives were the kind waiting staff and the location.

April 21st we attended the Fiddlers Green for dinner. 16 of us flew to Darwin to surprise my granddaughter who is in the ADF. The staff were fantastic and helped us stage the "surprise". Overall there were 20 if us for dinner, the food was excellent servings were plentiful, and the delicious cocktails were a big hit. If you are heading to Darwin be sure to make your way down to the Fiddlers Green so enjoy the fabulous hospitality offered.

This restaurant is located in one of the nicest areas in Darwin, Waterfront. Every time I walked pass by this place, I found it quite busy. You can have meal with your friends and colleagues outside or with your family inside. Last time I was there, it took quite some time for our food to arrive. When I asked, the staff told me the waiting time in over 40 minutes. I found the food quite well made.

One of the few restaurants around still open at 9pm on a Tuesday The food came quite quickly which we appreciated and the staff were attentive Steak was done well and the flavours on the garlic prawns were great 👍🏻 also, great deal available on a Tuesday, under $25 for the steaks ! Mango beer was delicious, actually tastes like mango, a bit on the sweeter side which I enjoyed

Was pleasantly surprised to really enjoy the food here yesterday! Went for lunch. Was initially put off by the stale beer and roast gravy but we stayed anyway. I got the powerhouse with mash and vegetables and my partner got fish and chips. The fish and chips were good I tried it for a few sneaky bites. Generous portions too. The steak was cooked rare as asked and was very well seared and tasty. Mash wash creamy and the vegetables were fresh and had a slight crunch yum! Could if done with seasoning on them but overall really good 👍 The older lady serving and taking orders was so lovely and friendly itvwas refreshing!!!

I saw some reviews saying the food is too salty. I agree! They were over salted unfortunately. The price was reasonable for a pub meal. Good location.

one of the places that still sells yummy lamb shanks. we came back for fried chicken, cheesy garlic bread and pink sangria. its delicious but chicken was served in two whole big cuts and a bit fatty. we thought it would be in smaller pieces

I had the chicken ceaser salad which was yummy, maybe a little too much dressing. My daughter had Thai oysters and said the flavour was amazing but the oysters were really small. Chips were yummy and crispy and my sister said the schnitzel burger was really good. Staff were very friendly. Only problem really is the bench chairs, they're never comfy.