Best Cake Places in Darwin

"Visit The Cheesecake Shop at Gateway and enjoy delicious cheesecakes, mudcakes, tortes, desserts and more. Custom cakes for birthdays, weddings and many other special occasions are available to order in-store or over the phone!. To place an order online, click here, phone 8932 5237, or visit The Cheesecake Shop in-centre."

"For every coffee loving foodie… Muffin Break is your answer!. Muffin Break’s wide range of delicious Muffins, Cakes and Savouries are suitable for any of your cravings… Freshly baked on-site by Muffin Break’s experts!. Plus, sip back and relax with a great barista made coffee!"

"The Coffee Club, aim to make your experience a memorable one. Their energy and love for coffee is undeniable from the moment you take your first sip. Along with our excellent coffee, our simple thought-out menu comprises of family favourites which hero local produce."

"They’re an energetic, down-to-earth bunch who love meeting new people and serving great coffee, chilled drinks and delicious food. Gloria Jeans like to make their customers feel welcome and comfortable. To place an order, phone or text 0418 687 789; order on UberEats; or visit Gloria Jeans in-centre."

"There’s less food and more tie-dye at Sunday’s Nightcliff Markets, a popular brunch spot where locals kick back to live music and have their tarot read over a coffee or three. Highlights include the near-perfect pork banh mi (also available with tofu) from Ha Hong, Nutella and banana creations from Ken’s Crepes, and mixed berry donuts from the revered Alley Cats Patisserie."

"A favourite for parents with young children or those into live music, this family-friendly market is a bit smaller and less crowded (it is a Sunday after all) and centred around a playground with live music. A bit of everything, coffee, local crafts and food, Nightcliff market is a locals only affair. If you are in the area then it's worth a look."

"When: Sundays 8am – 2pmAddress: Nightcliff Village, Progress Drive, NightcliffPhone: 0414 368 773. Every Sunday locals and visitors flock to the Nightcliff Markets. Get there early and enjoy a lazy Sunday breakfast with delicious fruit juices, tropical fruit salads and freshly ground coffee."

"There’s no better place to discover Indigenous Australian art than Outstation Gallery. Outstation works directly with Aboriginal owned art centres. They exhibit and promote the work from emerging and established Indigenous artists."

"This Darwin gallery features paintings and artworks primarily sourced from the Utopia Region of Central Australia. In addition to big pieces of art, Mbantua also carries smaller items and giftware. It’s a popular destination for travellers to bring home a unique souvenir."

"One of the best museums in Darwin is the Royal Flying Doctor Service Darwin Tourist Facility, which you’ll find at the end of the wharf at the Darwin Waterfront. This centre uses new technology like virtual reality and life-size holograms to tell two iconic stories about the Top End. The first is about the Royal Flying Doctor Service, including how it was established and the important work that it does in remote areas of the Northern Territory."

"The first iconic story is the Royal Flying Doctor Service, affectionately known throughout Australia as the RFDS. Using the latest innovations in holographic technology, the hologram of John Flynn is portrayed by an actor who tells the story of Flynn’s vision and its realisation into the RFDS of today. The second iconic story featured is the Bombing of Darwin on 19th February 1942."

"The museums in Darwin give the very essence of its citizens and rich culture. If you are looking for something deeper and more meaningful, head to the museums in city. Explore the cultural, artistic, scientific, or historical side of Darwin with these museums."