Top Restaurants in Broken Hill
Top Things to do in Broken Hill
- 1. Royal Flying Doctor Service, The Bruce Langford Visitors Centre
- 2. Pro Hart Gallery
- 3. Broken Hill Visitor Information Centre
- 4. Sulphide Street Railway & Historical Museum
- 5. The Broken Hill Sculptures & Living Desert Sanctuary
- 6. Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery
- 7. Albert Kersten Mining and Minerals Museum (GeoCentre)
- 8. Broken Hill Miner's Memorial
- 9. Mutawintji National Park
- 10. Jack Absolom
Top 10 Australian food in Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Reviews on Australian food in Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia including S-Que Restaurant, The Palace Hotel Restaurant, Alfrescos Cafe, Trinders in The Astra, Silvers, The Exchange Restaurant @The Royal Exchange Hotel, Thom, Dick & Harry's, Barrier Social Democratic Club, Broken Hill Musicians Club, The Caff
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10. The Caff
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Fresh and delicious food made + baked in-house, daily. A very popular range of gourmet pies, baked daily: Beef & Shiraz, bolognese, satay chicken, creamy chicken + leek and curried pumpkin + chickpea. Fresh quiche + frittata's are available daily includin
Reviewed By cagatravel
Another popular cafe with great Coffee, cakes, food and service.The Caff is located across the road of the hospital about a 5min drive from city center.We did not have the food here but it looked good.Morning coffee and cake was excellent. Indoor and outdoor seating available. We liked The Caff.
9. Broken Hill Musicians Club
Overall Ratings
3 based on 304 reviews
Broken Hill's most popular registered Club. The Musicians Club provides lunch 12PM-2PM and dinner 6PM-9Pm daily. With a fully licensed bar, KENO & TAB facilities, weekly live entertainment Friday & Saturday nights & a range of other events through out the
Reviewed By JohnB521
The meals were of generous portions, promptly served and enjoyable. Staff were friendly and cheerful. The ambience was pleasant and relaxing. The Kraken schnitzel was a winner.
8. Barrier Social Democratic Club
Overall Ratings
3 based on 255 reviews
Reviewed By monkeywrencher89
Great place for the lunch special. Good service, cold drinks and nice quick meal from a choice of four or five. Seemed to be popular with locals & pensioners. Found out the history of the club a little later, which as a trade unionist pleased me no end.
7. Thom, Dick & Harry's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
We are a Homewares, Giftware, Gourmet Grocer and Cafe. Our cafe has a range of tea, coffee, baguettes, sandwiches (Inc. gluten free), cakes and slices. We also offer a range of gourmet products including locally produced items.
Reviewed By 446rayr
Take a visit and you will find things most unexpected in a town like Broken Hill. From Elke dresses to the finest China and all of those scented candles everyone likes. The staff are so helpful in the bargain.
6. The Exchange Restaurant @The Royal Exchange Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By Isamyne
Beautiful venue that gives a wonderful atmosphere. The service is second to none, the waitresses constantly on the move. The entertainment was excellent, apparently the owner of the Hotel loves to sing and boy can he sing. The food was delicious, I highly recommend a visit! Value for money.
5. Silvers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Renovated 1890's Broken Hill Hotel and now includes a front bar with TAB, lounge bar, bistro, restaurant and function areas. Menus comprise an extensive choice of Australian selections with lesser Indian, Italian and vegetarian/vegan choices. Reverse cycl
Reviewed By AV0767
In brief: garlic bread arrived about 15 minutes after being ordered - with no garlic butter. The waiter, Robert, immediately took it to the kitchen and it was replaced about 10 minutes later. Robert was pleasantly generous with the wine by the glass. Main meals - rice with curry very dry, curry (chicken) was OK. Lamb backstrap salad was tenderish, and itâs accompanying salad a smallish serve of iceberg lettuce and a few strips of other salad veggies. Dessert, however, was fabulous, explained and served from the dessert trolley by Robert. I would return for dessert but not mains. Silvers was also the most pricey of the 3 pubs we ate in during our stay in Broken Hill and we found the food in the others better cooked and more tasty.
4. Trinders in The Astra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By Saparavi
After being pounced upon for drinks on arrival, the rest of the evening lacked service. Hubby's Eye Fillet steak was fine, my Morrocan Tangine was average. Wait staff were inattentive despite there being hardly any customers on a mid week evening. The overall experience was disappointing and I would recommend the Royal Exchange Hotel as far better for fine dining in Broken Hill.
3. Alfrescos Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 488 reviews
08 8087 5599
Reviewed By Southisletraveller
we had our first meal at Broken hill here last weekend, we have been here several times as we annually travel to Broken Hill and have previously loved eating here. This time we had 5 friends with us on our recommendation. Unfortunately we were not happy with our meals. Three of us ordered prawn dishes being prawns and rice in a volauvant and one in a salad. The volauvant was tough and hard to cut, the prawns were universally tasteless. we would suggest that the restaurant not use prawns.
2. The Palace Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 535 reviews
Reviewed By Mark C
Here for the Broken Heel festival as part of a tour group. We preordered meals, though this made little difference as they were all served at different times, the risotto was served after most of the group had finished eating. It was not worth the wait, despite only eating 2 mouthfuls and requesting feedback be provided to the manager, no follow-up was done. Main meal plates were not cleared prior to serving dessert, what a shambles!
1. S-Que Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 145 reviews
The S-Que Restaurant is a gem when dining in Broken Hill. Headed by the Head Chef Greg Ross, S-Que produces delicacies that rival city restaurants as reviewed by the guests themselves with particular attention on flavor and presentation. If your after a l
Reviewed By robynzc
This was the other place in Broken Hill where we had dinner. Just down Argent Street from where we stayed, we had an excellent meal, in comfortable and attractive surroundings, attended to by excellent wait staff. Can highly recommend. Very reasonably priced (by Melbourne standards). Dear robynzcWe very much appreciate your comments regarding your experience at the S-Que Restaurant. It is always a pleasure to receive positive feedback. I will share your comments with our team. I am sure that this feedback will serve as an encouragement to all our staff as we strive to continuously improve the quality of our services.Thank you again for sharing your experience, and we hope your next visit will be as pleasant as the previous one.Sincerely,Andrew Manager
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