Best French Bakery in Darwin

"Well, look no further than Laneway Specialty Coffee located outside Darwin’s busier CBD near Fannie Bay. Providing a range of both meat and vegetarian dishes, it’s impossible to leave this quaint eatery hungry with a menu providing dishes including Hand Baked Granola, Indo Brekkie Bowl and Crab and Asparagus Linguini. There’s also an array of freshly baked goods to enjoy with your delicious coffee including gluten free carrot cake and white chocolate brownies (the perfect afternoon pick-me-up!)."

"The pared-back, industrial interior, corner location and powerhouse coffee here have locals wondering if they could be in Melbourne. Getting rave reviews, this place is enduringly popular. Its well-prepared..."

"Near the Parap Markets is a local gem called Laneway Cafe, it offers brilliant breakfast and lunch choices. They have vegan and gluten-free choices, green smoothies, and excellent coffee."

"It's quite a trek from the city centre (about a 20-minute drive) but Darwin’s newest café should be on every visitor's hit list. Combine a walk or a bike ride to the Dripstone Cliffs with refreshment at this fabulous spot. Housed inside a surf club in the Casuarina Coastal Reserve, De la Plage sprawls across a grassy expanse overlooking the Arafura Sea."

"De La Plage is a family and dog-friendly cafe along the Casuarina Coastal Reserve. Not only is the food nice, but the cafe on the beach concept is fantastic. It provides the most relaxed ambience with its colourful beanbags, hammocks and umbrellas."

"For authentic and typical Asian delights, head to Rendezvous Cafe in Mitchell St. It is a family-owned business running at the heart of Darwin shopping district and has been serving its current fantastic menu of Asian dishes since 2007. Rendezvous Cafe is one of the best places to try the city signature laksa soup. The signature dish is filled with sweetly roasted pork, thick noodles and a perky sambal chilli hit."

"22 Mitchell St NT House, Darwin, Northern Territory 0800 AustraliaAsian, MalaysianLunch, Breakfast, DinnerTakeout, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Table Service, Reservations[email protected]+61 8 8981 9231http://rendezvouscafedarwin.com.au/"

"In fact the Darwin Laksa is considered one of the best Laksa in the city. Authentic and full of flavors, you can skip that Malaysia trip and have Laksa right here in Darwin!"

"Complete with a hidden back-alley entrance and vibrant rooftop bar, Charlie’s of Darwin feels like Melbourne has come to the Top End. It features cocktails served in novelty glasses (including one in a bath), and an impressive menu created by a chef who clearly cares about food. The bar is beginning to distil its own gin, which will be infused with local flavours like waterlily and Kakadu plum."

"While you can always find a lively pub atmosphere in the Territory, there's also a number of new boutique wine and gin bars popping up around the place. Charlie's of Darwin has both a restaurant and large lantern-filled deck area serving up the best gins in town!. You can find Charlies tucked away in the graffiti-dotted side street of Austin Lane."

"The award-winning Hotel Darwin, which dates back to 1940, is an iconic Darwin institution and has been a long-running watering-hole for the people of the city. This is the place to try a variety of local produce including fresh barramundi, thick rump steak and even mouth-watering kangaroo pie!. It provides a relaxed environment with a pool table, sports bar, outdoor dining area, and occasionally fun live music."

"Hotel Darwin is one of the original hotels of Darwin which survived the bombing of Darwin and Cyclone Tracy. Once known as the ‘Raffles’ of Darwin, this icon of Darwin serves a good selection of tap and bottle beers – both imported and Australian. A good place to chill out with an icy cold beer away from the hustle and bustle in the Mitchell Street strip."

"Darwin’s best value buffet The Vue Restaurant is your perfect option. The menu boasts an impressive selection of salads, succulent roasts, the freshest seafood not to mention t..."

"Lola’s is a quirky, carnival-inspired family-friendly bar on the marina in Cullen Bay. Now a local favourite, Lola’s started out as a pop-up bar at Adelaide Festival, and after huge success they opened this great permanent location. You can expect carousel horses and life-size mannequins inside."

"One thing is for sure, Darwin is a city proud of its World War II history. And if you’re keen to learn more about Darwin’s involvement or visit some of the landmarks created as a result of the war, head to Bicentennial Park. Home to monuments dedicated to those who died during the Bombing of Darwin you can travel back in time here."

"Bicentennial Park runs the length of Darwin's waterfront and Lameroo Beach, which inhabits a sheltered cove popular in the '20s when it housed the saltwater baths, and was traditionally a Larrakia camp area...."

"The Leanyer Recreation Park is located a fifteen-minute drive from the CBD and is a great place to cool off with the kids. Park entry is completely free and it includes a large swimming lagoon, wading pools, three water slides, playground, skate park and cycling paths. Barbeques and picnic areas are available as well as a small canteen."