Yes, it was authentically outback and the food was ok but it seemed a bit 'try hard' with the band. Still, the food was reasonable although expensive but I guess it had to travel a long way to get there. More

A little more variety would be nice and a self serve salad bar instead of just a choice of 1 salad More

The Camelburger and the Crocodile should be tried. Expect to pay more than you are expecting... More

The meal sizes were quite large and the quality of the food was very good. Prices were on a par with similar locations. Good variety, including the expected "outback exotics" of emu, kangaroo etc. More

Very expensive and very average food - $18 for a small Hawaiian pizza and $40 for a steak with veggies. Not up to the standard that one would expect from a 'Resort' More

This is not fine dining, but it's good plain food at not too hideous a price (given that the NT is expensive, that this is a remote location, and that it's pretty much a monopoly operation). The staff were friendly and cheerful and we enjoyed our meal. More

There's nothing flash about the bistro barbecue, but the food is good with some interesting Aussie fare like kangaroo and the servings are generous. The food is barbecued in front of you and is served with the usual salad or veges with chips. Most nights there's also some kind of bush music entertainment, but it can be safer to dine... More