7 Best Restaurants in The Kimberley, The Outback

One of the most popular spots to eat and drink in Broome, this microbrewery in an old bank building overlooking Roebuck Bay serves bar snacks, burgers, steaks, and fish-and-chips. The fan-cooled bar is full of pearling memorabilia and historic photographs, although most people choose to sit on the breezy veranda or shady beer garden.

Located on an old fishing dock jutting out into Lake Kununurra, this local favorite is the place to have dinner while watching the sunset, with live music most nights, great food and cocktails, and the chance to view local wildlife (yes, we mean birds and freshwater crocodiles) doing their thing. The fare is contemporary Australian, so you can expect to see steaks, pan-seared salmon, and risotto on the menu, while Sunday night is dedicated strictly to wood-fire pizza and tapas specials.

Open weekends from 8 am to 1 pm, this market is packed with rows of food stalls. There are plenty of casual spots for breakfast offering fresh fruit, doughnuts, and even Filipino-style empanadas. Most people eat as they walk through the market, checking out the many art stalls.

Handmade pasta, fresh seafood, and incredible views, Cichetti Club is situated within Cable Beach Club Resort, but it's a popular choice for those who aren't staying at the resort. Many of the dishes are Italian focused, with a set menu of two courses (A$78) or three courses (A$95), which are matched with wines from around the globe.

This hole-in-the-wall café is found right in the heart of the Kununurra township, offering takeout coffee, freshly baked muffins, and pastries and even pre-portioned takeaway evening meals that vary from coconut curry to cheesy lasagne.

The menu changes every day at this pretty café situated just outside of the Kununurra township. One day it could be freshly made pasta for lunch or perhaps an herby omelet for breakfast. It's down to what's in season and what the chef fancies cooking that day. But what's certain is that each dish is created with care and is delicious, especially when enjoyed in the shade of the mango trees that line the outdoor garden. A must try is the mango sorbet, which is made on-site.

Hailed by both locals and visitors as the best restaurant in Broome, Aarli's focus is on Asian-fusion small plates, with plenty of seafood. There's a lengthy list of classic cocktails and a huge variety of Australian wines, all set within trendy interiors. But the most coveted seating in this restaurant in the leafy patio at sunset.