Stokes Hill Wharf

Always a great place, especially in the evenings. Great selection of food plus alchol shop. Pricing is acceptable & once the lights come 9n below wharf you can catch a great show when Dolphins come in to catch the giant squid. I'm am in wheelchair and caught public bus from city centre.

One of the best spots in darwin! So many good and beverage choices! Ice cream! Tacos! Seafood! Its got it all. There is a dedicated fishing area also. Carpark can get full quickly, i recommended walking there if possible, taxis do frequent the car park also

This is a lovely walk coming from the convention center or waterfront precinct. Once you get there (hop on and off bus takes you there too) there are several eateries, locals fishing, Royal Flying Doctor service and more. Overlooking the water is a beautiful sight to see! Cruise ships come in and out of here as well.

Stokes Hill Wharf offers a lovely waterfront setting, and the crocodile skewers were surprisingly tasty. However, we found the overall food prices to be on the higher side for what you get. Still, it’s a nice spot to enjoy a meal with a view—just be prepared to pay a bit more.

Royal Flying Doctor and bombing of Darwin Harbour Outstanding audio visuals, excellent information - truly engaging and immersion. Highly recommended.

Good evening out on the water. Many team members to assist your needs food was great and drink service quick. Get an upstairs or outside seat in the hot times as you get the boat breeze. Back at about 8pm to jetty.

Wonderfully designed wharf area. So many hotels and restaurants to enjoy. A wonderful walkway all the way around this area.

Love Stokes Hill Wharf! Line dancers, boats, fish & fireworks & and lots of food options. Fresh seafood, Mexican but the Indian is my favourite 👏 get the tasting plate & the authentic pani puri. The Vietnamese there also does fantastic beef in betel leaves, another 'must have' when visiting. Cold beer on tap from $7 it can be as cheap or as expensive as you like. Great place 👏👏👏👏 & family friendly. Lots of fish (alive) to watch also.

Lots of little restaurants and eateries here with tables scattered throughout the covered area. Several places DO NOT accept credit cards, maybe that's why they were empty? We tried our first Australian beer, very good and ice cold. Had to ask for a lime and a nice slice was found for us. We tried an Asian Fusion place because it was one of the only places open but the food was mediocre . We do NOT recommend stopping here to dine, although the views are nice. And the beer was cold.

Very well set up venue on a Tuesday night with the shuttle bus for those of us can't handle the short walk and the facilities are fine. But the food from Kim's was nasty .. Overlooked greasy Barra with fat soft chips all smothered in some kind of garlicky grease. Just awful. Lacklustre salad with a nasty bitterness failed to cut through the nasty grease. But what a glorious setting! Cool and balmy with the ship lights all around and the city behind us. Then the fish splashing below in our own private aquascene is a great treat for kids. Excellent place to bring a group and can all have their choice of food. I'd go the chargrill next time. Dry tasteless greasy Barra at the wharf?! Very wrong. The drinks bar is cool though with great range and great service.

Several food vendors compete for patrons business. Asian influenced cuisine fresh seafood and well priced take away beer and wine options. Grab you take out and drink and enjoy it on the wharf with a cool sea breeze. Great spot to hang with friends or just to kill some time.