Ruby F

Google review

Nice gluten free options, staff were knowledgeable about which items could be made coeliac safe and were thorough in avoiding cross contamination for me, thank you!

Karen Phipson

Google review

An oasis of style and in the perfect location to explore Litchfield Park. We stayed in two of the upgraded rooms and they were stunning. Totally surpassed our expectations in terms of style and amenities. The room had been refurbished with care and a brilliant eye for detail,. The best quality room we have stayed in during our two weeks in the NT, my only regret was not staying longer. Lil Ripper cafe was excellent. I was slightly dubious about ordering the oysters but I’m glad I did. As good as I’ve had anywhere. Also great gluten free options, including ribs, steak, barramundi and pizza bases - they were very careful with the order for the coeliac in our party and everything was well marked on the menu. Also try to pop into the zebra stone shop on the way to the national park. A really passionate owner, with exquisite stones and jewellery for all budgets.

wolve sy

Google review

Surprising find in Katherine. A mix of Indian and Vietnamese food, and some fish and chips etc - the Bun Bo Hue was our favourite. Lots of gluten free options especially on the Asian side of the menu.

Nicolette Wiegers

Google review

The food was good and except for the pasta salad gluten free, the bar had nonalcoholic beer and wine which was great too. BUT our whole experience was ruined because Reception at the campground (which is dog friendly) told us we could bring our dog with us for dinner to this pub. However, when I politely asked the staff upon arrival where we could sit with our dog to have dinner I got the most unpleasant, unfriendly response that dogs were not allowed and we should read the sign with the rules ( in the middle of the restaurant where we were not allowed. I mentioned that reception sent us and asked if we should go away. Again a rude response and when I turned the staff member said, well you can site at the table in the far corner, we went there to be told by yet another staff member that we could not sit there. Turns out we could sit at the table and chairs outside the restaurant where the people wait for the bus. We did sit there and got our drinks and food and ate in the sigarette smoke of the other unfavourite guests. We spoke to other people with a dog who ate at the uncovered tables close to the BBQs but we were not allowed to sit there. This pub should have a look at the brewery in Alice Springs for example where they allow dogs in the beer garden. Just a few more dig friendly tables is not that hard to set up. And it is even easier to be friendly and say unfortunately you can't sit under the roof but we have a couple of tables you can use, apologies for the terrible location, this is all we have.

Alice Lindsay

Google review

Food is always delicious, keeps me coming back time a after time for a reliable feed and customer service. Some great gluten free options which is fantastic