A foodie's guide to Alice Springs

Cafes, bars, restaurants and breweries

Alice Springs is home to an eclectic variety of places to eat and drink. Enjoy a slice of Melbourne cafe culture, food from different corners of the globe and beer brewed right here in the Red Centre.

Page 27 Cafe

Tucked away in the Fan Arcade off Todd Street Mall, Page 27 Cafe is a must-do for delicious coffee and eats.

Page 27 Cafe has an emphasis on fresh, flavour-filled ingredients in all of their dishes. We love their fresh rainbow wraps, smashed avo (of course) and unique lunch specials.

Try one of Page 27's cold press juices to start your morning and watch the world go by as you sit back in the arcade seating area.


Once you're fed and watered, we'd recommend a stroll to the nearby Mbantua Gallery in Todd Street Mall to check out local Indigenous art.


Page 27 Cafe is open everyday for breakfast and lunch.

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photo by Mel Brautigam

photo by Mel Brautigam

Epilogue Lounge

Epilogue Lounge offers an atmospheric dining experience in the heart of Alice Springs. Doubling as a cafe in the day and bar at night, Epilogue Lounge has built a great reputation around Alice Springs as a local favourite.

Known for its great hospitality and live music, this venue is fit for all types of weather. You can enjoy both indoor and alfresco areas as you sip on a coffee or cocktail.


During the day choose from your brekky favourites and come evening, indulge in tapas as you listen to the live band.


Epilogue Lounge is open from Wednesday to Monday (closed Tuesday).

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Watertank Cafe

Just outside the Alice Springs town centre, this industrial themed cafe is full of character.


The open shed layout offers a great space to do some work or catch up on study while warm up with a coffee. You can even play a game of chess in the comfy lounge chairs!


Watertank Cafe also serves fresh juice, gourmet tea and yummy cake and desserts. Their brekky and lunch menu focuses on creating nourishing meals, with plant-based options too.


Watertank Cafe is open from Tuesday to Sunday.

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photo by Mel Brautigam

photo by Mel Brautigam

Alice Springs Brewing Co

Get a taste of the Red Centre with a stop at this iconic brewery.

While Alice Springs Brewing Co is located in one of Australia's most extreme climates, that hasn't stopped them from brewing beer. Expect strong, easy-to-drink beers that are a perfect refresher after a day of exploring the outback.


Since its establishment in 2018, Alice Springs Brewery Co has grown rapidly. After started out with a 50L pilot brewery, the the 500L system was a necessary upgrade.


Hang in the brewery bar and take in all the action or chill out in the beer garden.

The food menu is designed to pair deliciously with beer - think crispy wood fired pizzas and juicy chicken wings.


Alice Springs Brewing Co is open from Wednesday to Sunday.


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Casa Nostra

Casa Nostra is your home of all things Italian food in Alice Springs.


Serving wood fired pizza, soul-warming pasta and desserts, this restaurant is the definition of classic Italian dining.


Casa Nostra is BYO, so bring a bottle of vino to enjoy with your meal. We recommend the homemade Vanilla Slice to end your dinner on a sweet note.


Casa Nostra is open from Monday to Saturday.

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photo by Mel Brautigam

Words by Captovate and photos by Mel Brautigam

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