Restaurants in Cape Tribulation
Cape Tribulation has a choice of places
to eat and drink, most resorts have bars and restaurants that
are also open to non guests, and there are several cafes and take-aways
too.


Myall Creek Takeaway

The Myall Creek Takeaway is not your average takeaway, great
healthy food, falafel wraps etc.
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Owner and cook Dave reckons it is all about the vibe, and
is proud of all the compliments he gets on his food
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The takeaway is attached to the Cape Tribulation shop/tourist
information, and just next to this cafe is the crystal clear 'croc-free'
swimming hole in Myall Creek. After your refreshing dip in the
swimming hole stop here for a great hot coffee.
WHET, Cape Tribulation

Cape Tribulation's newest restaurant, open all day till late.
Tasty tequila prawns for lunch, tapas in the afternoon, the coldest
beers in town on tap, and sensational dinners until 22.00
Easy to find on the main road between the Cape Trib shop and PK's
Jungle Village
Latest news 16 October 2007; Whet
has won the award for Best Cocktails on the Daintree Coast !
CAPE TRIB BEACH HOUSE - Cape Tribulation
You'll be tempted each day by a variety of delicious, excellent
value and good quality meals. The menu for breakfast, lunch
and dinner offers a healthy vegetarian option. Only 20m from
the bar, bistro and pool deck is the pristine Cape Tribulation
beach.
CAFE ON SEA, Thornton Beach
Enjoy casual beachfront dining at Thornton Beach
with views of the Coral Sea and surrounding rainforest ranges,
where the rainforest meets the reef. 20 Minutes north of the
Daintree River Ferry and 1 hour north of Port Douglas. Open
for Breakfast, Lunch and early Dinner. Good wholesome food
with flavour at a great price.Fresh baked cakes, muffins and
biscuits for morning and afternoon tea. Lavazza Espresso coffee.
Coldest Beer, quality wines by the glass.
PK'S JUNGLE VILLAGE, Cape Tribulation
Breakfast is served from 7am to 10.30am. Lunch is from 11am to
2.00pm and costs $5-$9 for burgers, soups, sandwiches, salads
& specials. Dinner is from 6.30 - 8pm from a blackboard menu
to suit all tastes, including a vegetarian option and priced from
$10-$15. Some serious drinking and party games go on here some
nights, including the famous cane
toad races.
CASSOWARY CAFE, Cape Tribulation
Ferntree Rainforest Resort Restaurant consists of 2 dining huts
built into the rainforest along with the Main Building and outside
deck area overlooking the pool. The food is typically suited to
the tropics utilising seafood and tropical fruits. The bar is
situated in the main restaurant, and is just the right spot to
enjoy a pre-dinner drink.
WILDERNESS LODGE, Cooper Creek
This is a restaurant in a small lodge so book in advance to avoid
disappointment, excellent food in a rainforest setting surrounded
by fan palms.
HERITAGE LODGE RESTAURANT, Cooper Creek
Heritage Lodge boasts a fully licensed restaurant and bar
whose fine food and fine wines were recognised by Gourmet
Traveller in the Annual Guide for 1999. The a la carte licensed
restaurant and bar overlook the resort pool and Cooper Creek,
offering fine dining in a dense rainforest atmosphere. If
you are lucky, extra guests may also visit you at night, such
as bandicoots and wallabies.
CROCODYLUS VILLAGE RESTAURANT, Cow Bay
The restaurant serves tasty, home style meals. Start the
day with either a continental or fully cooked breakfast, a
healthy lunch menu and the dinner menu varies daily with vegetarians
catered for.
COWBAY HOTEL MOTEL, COW BAY
Provides breakfast, lunch and dinner in the bistro.