

Love great food?
We can help with that.
Enjoy a wide range of tasty exotic delicacies that are unique to Outback Australia. Your knowledgeable, experienced local guide takes you on an easy walking tour to 3 award-winning restaurants in 3.5 hours. Try over 12 gourmet tastes including Aboriginal bush foods and regional delicacies like barramundi (fish), crocodile, banana prawns, gold band snapper, exotic tropical fruits and vegetables, native spices and more.


Backstreet Bar & Art Tour
Leave the ordinary behind as we take you off the beaten track to uncover Darwin's hidden laneway bars and historic buildings. Immerse yourself in the pulsating energy of the city as we sip, savor, and explore the dynamic intersections of art, culture, and culinary delights. Complementing the drink offerings, we showcase the best of locally-produced food. Delight your taste buds with a pairing of flavors, where each dish harmonises with the unique drinks on offer.


3.5-Hour Gourmet Lunch or Dinner & Art Tours
Discover Darwin’s best restaurants on a 3.5-hour easy walking tour. Savour a diverse range of tasting plates with lots to eat, presented by chefs or staff with an emphasis on local produce and Aboriginal bush foods. See cultural and historic landmarks and lots of fabulous street art with cool futuristic augmented reality.
4-Hour
Self-Guided Gourmet Lunch & Aboriginal Art Tours
Visit 3 of Darwin’s finest restaurants in 4 hours and view street art on an easy walk. The Junket phone app is your tour guide, with audio, photos, video, music, and a map that will take you from tasty place to place. Savour a diverse range of tasting plates with lots to eat, with an emphasis on local produce and Aboriginal bush foods. See cultural and historic landmarks and lots of fabulous street art with cool futuristic augmented reality. Minimum two diners.


Big Art
Most of our tours feature Darwin's fabulous street art, which we see on our short walks between restaurants. Many of the art works feature augmented reality and we linger to marvel as the art leaps off the walls and comes to life. We'll also talk about Darwin's history and Indigenous and contemporary culture. We support the Darwin Street Art Festival, with thanks for many of the photos of artwork you'll see on our webpage, social media, and elsewhere.
Eat a Local
Australia's Northern Territory has a wide range of delicious and interesting produce, from tropical fruits and vegetables, to seafood, to exotic bush spices and more. The menu sample shown above is salt and pepper crocodile bao with Asian slaw and aoli at Snapper Rocks Restaurant. There are several crocodile farms up here, so we can tell you this croc was a local who was born and bred in the Northern Territory.