Darwin, Northern Territory
The Australian Women's Weekly Food|Issue 72 2021
Keep your cool in the tropics with icy beer and G&Ts, while digging into evening seafood feasts against a backdrop of swaying palms and pink sunsets.
Darwin, Northern Territory

Representing the Top End, Darwin is the nation’s most idiosyncratic capital. The usual NT stereotypes – crocs, outback pubs and beer−swilling locals – are part of its DNA, but Darwin is no longer a provincial outpost. If you like to eat and drink, you’ll love Darwin. Come for its alfresco dining scene, where balmy evenings are spent devouring fresh seafood accompanied by blazing sunsets over the Timor Sea. Add unique food markets, hip breweries, urban cafes, and authentic multicultural cuisine, and it’s clear Darwin has an appetite for good eating.

FRYING NEMO

Located on the wharf, Frying Nemo specialises in locally caught wild fish, from NT barramundi and black tip shark to Spanish mackerel, all battered in your choice of beer, panko crumbs or tempura. Or opt for the healthier grilled option. Grab a cold beer or glass of wine to enjoy while looking out to the water. fryingnemo.com.au

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