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3 restaurants available nearby

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1. Bali Hai Cafe
4.8
Exceptional(616)
Price: Expensive
• Modern Australian • Cable Beach
Booked 1 time today
***We will be CLOSED for a break from Sunday 26th January until Tuesday 4th March inclusive. We will re-open on 5th March 2025*** Apologies for the inconvenience.The Bali Hai Cafe captures the essence of Broome. Offering casual fine dining using fresh produce and other high quality ingredients to create a delicious menu. The menu is complimented by a beautiful wine list and refreshing cocktails. Fully Licensed.Open Wednesday to Sunday for dinner from 5pm. Bookings are STRONGLY recommended. Hours vary seasonally. **Please note that although we are fully licensed we do not have a bar lounge / waiting area so if you arrive earlier than your booking time we cannot guarantee being able to seat you or offer you a drink while you wait** **Please note all Public Holiday bookings incur a 20% surcharge on full bill**
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2. Cables Restaurant & Bar
new
(0)
Price: Moderate
• Australian • Cable Beach
Relax and enjoy a contemporary yet relaxed dining experience at Cables Restaurant & Bar. Offering a mouth-watering selection of Breakfast and Dinner sensations. Our Restaurant is a popular place for locals and hotel guests alike to gather and enjoy a meal with a glass of wine or beer and take in the beautiful surrounds.
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3. 1861 Restaurant
(0)
Price: Moderate
• Australian • Cable Beach
1861 was the defining year in Broome's history. A new species, the pearl oyster Pinctada maxima was discovered in Roebuck Bay and turned out to be the largest pearl shell in the world. The size of the shell was huge in comparison to any other shell available and caused a sensation in European and American markets. The average size of the 'pinctada shell' was six to twelve inches across.

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