The Top Restaurants In Albany Western Australia

Lying in the Great Southern region of Western Australia, Albany is the ‘oldest permanently settled town,’ being settled before both Perth and port city Fremantle. Whether you’re a local or passing through, there is an array of restaurants to indulge in and enjoy the fresh local produce

Dylans On The Terrace

For a family style meal in Albany’s historic Stirling Terrace, Dylans Restaurant and Café was established in 1987 as a diner serving an all-day selection of breakfast, lunch and dinner. From burgers and chips to Mediterranean comfort food, be sure to save room for the triple chocolate brownies warmed up with ice cream to enjoy over the beautiful Princess Royal Harbour.

Venice Pizza Bar & Restaurant

Lime 303 Restaurant

Producing dishes with the freshest seasonal ingredients produced locally within the Great Southern Region of Western Australia, Lime 303 Restaurant is a contemporary hotel restaurant and local icon. Achieving finalist and winning status in some of the most prestigious catering awards in the state, it is easy to see why their creamy garlic Aussie prawns, Mt Barker chicken ballotine and Great Southern lamp rump are all of mouthwatering status.

Rustlers Steakhouse & Grill

Originally a gymnasium, the owners of Rustlers Steakhouse & Grill renovated this venue into a restaurant with a great atmosphere. Providing sizeable portions of prime porterhouse steak topped with prawns in garlic and sweet chilli butter, potato cake with polenta and lentils topped with tomato salsa and many more, this is a stop you must make.

Three Anchors

Focusing on local produce, Three Anchors is a wonderful restaurant and café where you can enjoy delicious food all day long whilst overlooking the picturesque Middleton Beach. Whether you want to take a swim or relax on the beach in between meals, you can enjoy an array of dishes, from a fish burger to grilled Timber Hill pork loin and cavatelli pasta.

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