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Northern Territory, Australia Food Guide: 3 Contemporary food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Red Centre
Discover Restaurants offering the best Contemporary food in Red Centre, Northern Territory, Australia including Ilkari Restaurant, Barra on Todd Restaurant & Bar, Tali
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1. Ilkari Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1087 reviews
Reviewed By CheswickReview
We had both breakfast and dinner at this well-managed buffet-style restaurant. Breakfast all the usual favourites plus lots of other choices. Dinner has an interesting and broad choice of dishes including a cook-to-order station for some special dishes. We loved the lamb cutlets and the seafood choices included fresh prawns, oysters, smoked salmon and calamari. Desert choices were also good. The staff are absolutely delightful and happy to assist. Our only regret was that espresso coffee was not included in the breakfast buffet, but still available if you pay extra for it.
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2. Barra on Todd Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 658 reviews
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, the restaurant has established a reputation for quality food and friendly service within a picturesque natural setting. Guests enjoy a distinctive array of cuisine including local bush flavours and a select wine list.
Reviewed By ChippyDoc
We chose this restaurant due to the good reviews on trip advisor and due to being Accor members. The food and the service were a huge disappointment. We ordered a confit duck that was cremated, a walnut salad that was bland and dry, and a steak that was average. Thankfully the jus from the steak dish helped the dry duck go down. We thought dessert would save the meal... we were wrong! The panna cotta was equally bland. The service was equally bland. At least the wine was nice, canât go wrong with a sav Blanc from Marlborough NZ. Our advice, go the Red Ochre in town instead!
3. Tali
Overall Ratings
3 based on 366 reviews
Tali provides an a la carte dining that is second to none in the region, offering cuisine that is a blend of modern Australian fare with a hint of the Outback.With seating for up to 180 people, diners have the option of sitting inside or outside on a shad
Reviewed By John P
We tried Tali at breakfast, pretty poor, for lunch, really OK though a Caesar Salad without anchovies is a bit dull, but for dinner it really was pretty good with delicious beef cheeks and excellent duck. our wine needed to breathe but was then really excellent though the ginger sponge dessert was dull.Hi John, Thank you for taking the time to write about your experience your detailed account of your experience helps us identify areas in which we can improve. We will be sure to pass along your comments to our team of chefs. Kind regardsThe team at Lasseters
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