Best Restaurants in July in Darwin (Updated 2025)

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19. Wharf One Food & Wine

AU$34Western-style

_TI***wvGreat restaurant at the Darwin waterfront, awesome selection of seafood and loved the beef brisket. The staff very friendly and attentive. Great cocktails and wine selection.

20. The O.A.K

TheForkUserwe were seated and given the menu as soon as we arrived. The floor staff were quite attentive and friendly. They made us feel welcome and comfortable.Everyone enjoyed what they ordered. The food were nicely presented and tasty. Will recommend it to family and friends. Will be back again soon.

21. Palmerston Tavern

TheForkUserGreat food with fresh ingredients made for a memorable meal. Excellent pasta and the Rissoles and gravy rated highly. Prices are very reasonable. We’ll be back.

22. Salt n Peppa

AU$41Western-styleOpen Late

juki235This western restaurant in Darwin is definitely worth a try. The lamb chops, grilled steaks and oysters here are all very delicious. And the environment of the whole restaurant is very elegant. Although the price is a bit expensive, it is still worth the money and worth a try.

23. PM Eat & Drink

AU$22Vegetarian

摆渡修行PM Eat&Drink is located in the heart of Darwin. PM restaurant selects local ingredients from the Northern Territory and presents a variety of diverse cuisines to diners. The seafood here is not to be missed! The fresh seafood of the day becomes tender, delicious and original after passing through PM's kitchen. The salty Greek grilled cheese, sprinkled with sweet honey, sublimates the taste~ The classic combination of pink and juicy steak and mashed potatoes becomes more interesting because of the addition of black truffle chips~ PM's dishes focus on Spanish Tapas, which is suitable for sharing with friends.

24. Ruby Vietnamese Restaurant

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Asian CuisineOpen Late

落日拾梦旅人#創創塵計劃分萬萬现金 Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia, this tropical city is definitely a stop you can't miss on your trip to Australia. It doesn't have the bustle of Sydney, nor the literary elegance of Melbourne, but it has its own unique charm. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, it has a beautiful sunset viewing spot 🌅 The diverse culture, rich tropical style and the magnificent natural scenery around it all make people intoxicated. Climate and temperature Darwin has a tropical savanna climate, which is divided into rainy season and dry season. The dry season is from May to September. At this time, the daytime is warm and dry, the night is cool, and the average temperature is 25℃ - 30℃, which is very suitable for travel. June and July are the coolest months, with temperatures of 15℃ - 35℃ and an average temperature of 31℃ throughout the year. The rainy season is from November to April of the following year. There are often tropical storms and the humidity exceeds 70%. Although the scenery is lush, it may have a certain impact on travel, so it is recommended that you come to play in the dry season~ Food Recommendation - Mindil Beach Dusk Market: Open every Thursday and Sunday at 4 pm, where you can taste food from all over the world. Special foods such as Indonesian barbecue, kangaroo meat burgers, crocodile meat burgers, etc. can give your taste buds a wonderful journey. It is extremely comfortable to enjoy the sunset over the Timor Sea while eating delicious food. - Local seafood: Darwin is close to the sea, so seafood is naturally not to be missed. Australian lungfish, mud crabs, etc. are fresh and delicious. Although the price of mud crabs is a little expensive, the meat is tender and steamed or spicy fried. - Asian cuisine: Because it is close to Asia, there are many Thai, Malaysian and Indonesian dishes here. If you want to taste the taste of your hometown, you can also find authentic Chinese restaurants. Check in for beautiful views - Mindil Beach: It has a strong "market culture". In addition to the dusk market mentioned above, it is also a great place to enjoy the sunset. White sandy beaches and blue waters, stroll through them and feel the gentle caress of the sea breeze. - Kakadu National Park: A world cultural and natural dual heritage, it has a pristine natural ecological environment with various rock oases interlaced. You can explore the original cave murals from 20,000 years ago and learn about the lives of the ancestors; you can also take a Yellow River cruise at sunset to watch saltwater crocodiles, eagles, magpie geese, buffaloes and other animals. It is a paradise for wildlife lovers. - Litchfield National Park: Many clear pools and splashing waterfalls are a great place to cool off in summer. You can bring a swimsuit to jump into the waterfall and enjoy the gift of nature. There are also hundreds of "giant termite mounds" rising from the ground, up to 2 meters high, which is very magical. - Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory: It displays many Aboriginal art works, including sculptures, paintings, hunting tools and musical instruments, which can give you a deep understanding of Australian Aboriginal culture. You can also learn about Darwin's maritime history, World War II stories, and its origins in Southeast Asia. There is also a 5-meter-long saltwater crocodile specimen "Sweetheart" in the museum, which is very eye-catching. Tour route - Day1: Crocodile Bay Park→Mindy Beach Night Market. In the morning, go to Crocodile Bay Park to visit the "crocodile", the water overlord of the Northern Territory, and go to Mindy Beach in the afternoon to visit food stalls, handicrafts, watch street performers, and enjoy the beautiful sunset in the evening. - Day2: Kakadu National Park→Yellow River Cruise. Go deep into Kakadu National Park all day, explore the original murals, feel the wonders of nature, and watch the sunset and wildlife on the Yellow River Cruise in the evening. - Day3: Litchfield National Park→City Tour→Museum & Art Gallery. Enjoy the shock brought by waterfalls and termite mounds in Litchfield National Park during the day, return to the city in the afternoon, and then go to the museum and art gallery to feel the cultural atmosphere. Notes - Season selection: Try to choose the dry season (May-September) for travel, as the weather is suitable and many tourist projects are only open during the dry season. - Sun protection and insect prevention: The sun here is strong and the ultraviolet rays are high, so you must take sun protection measures and bring high-multiple sunscreen, sunglasses, sun hats, etc. At the same time, since it is a tropical area, there are many mosquitoes, so remember to bring mosquito repellent. - Water activity safety: Although Darwin's waters are charming, there are crocodiles and poisonous jellyfish in the sea. Don't swim in the sea at will. When participating in water activities, you must choose safe and secure areas and projects. - Traffic rules: If you choose to rent a car and drive yourself, please note that Australia is right-hand drive, which is different from China, so you need to familiarize yourself with traffic rules in advance. Darwin's road conditions are generally good, but when driving in remote areas, you must pay attention to wild animals, which may suddenly appear on the road. - About driver's license: Overseas tourists driving in Darwin, in addition to providing an existing valid driver's license, must also use an International Driving Permit in conjunction with it for the first three months. If you still want to drive in the Northern Territory for more than three months, you will need to apply for a Northern Territory driver's license. The application process is relatively complicated, so do not drive for more than three months.

25. The Coffee Club

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26. Cafe 21 Smith

Southeast Asian

Jennifer-YanThe environment is comfortable, very popular with locals, and the taste is great!

27. Berry Springs Tavern

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