Aboriginal Bush Traders - Darwin City, Northern Territory

Aboriginal Bush Traders

Ubicado en Charles Darwin Centre, Shop 4, Ground Floor/19 The Mall, Darwin City NT 0800, Australia, Aboriginal Bush Traders es una tienda que ofrece una amplia variedad de productos tradicionales australianos, incluyendo arte aborigen, artículos de regalo, ropa y objetos de uso cotidiano.

Características

Algunas de las características que destacan de Aboriginal Bush Traders son:

• Abundante selección de arte aborigen y artículos de regalo
• Tienda acogedora y bien organizada
• Personal amable y dispuesto a ayudar
• Café y restaurante con opciones saludables y deliciosas

Especialidades

Entre las especialidades de Aboriginal Bush Traders se encuentran:

• Aboriginal art gallery
• Art dealer
• Café
• Gift shop
• Restaurant
• Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Wheelchair-accessible seating, Wheelchair-accessible toilet, Gender-neutral toilets

Opiniones

Según los 161 comentarios en Google My Business, Aboriginal Bush Traders ha recibido una calificación promedio de 4.6/5, lo que indica una gran satisfacción entre los clientes.

Los visitantes han elogiado la amabilidad del personal, la variedad de productos y la deliciosa comida. También se ha destacado la facilidad de acceso y la accesibilidad para personas con discapacidad.

Dirección y Contacto

Para visitar Aboriginal Bush Traders, puede dirigirse a:

Charles Darwin Centre, Shop 4, Ground Floor/19 The Mall, Darwin City NT 0800, Australia

Phone: 889316650

Website: aboriginalbushtraders.com

Otras opciones de interés

Algunas otras opciones de interés cerca de Aboriginal Bush Traders incluyen:

• On-site services
• On-site restaurant
• On-site cafe

Palabras clave principales

Aboriginal art, art gallery, art dealer, cafe, coffee shop, gift shop, tourist attraction, wheelchair-accessible, Aboriginal Bush Traders, Darwin, Australia

👍 Reviews of Aboriginal Bush Traders

Joydip R.

4/5

Nice place, friendly staff members, always ready to help.Different varieties of stuffs available from Christmas decorations to Didgeridoos, from clothes to tea, umbrellas, painting’s and many more. A very popular place for tourists to get some traditional stuff that represents The Territory. Highly recommended

Elena K.

5/5

Lovely cafe and gallery. Had brekkie here and highly recommend the damper, which was fried for us and oh so delicious! Gallery was great and even bought a small piece of art. Highly recommend having brekkie or lunch here while in Darwin.

Wat W.

5/5

Great cafe if you are in Darwin. Has some bush inspired eats, the little treat pictured was great with a hint of bush plum which provided a nice sourness to offset the marcipan. Would also recommend the roast veggie salad with bush spices.

K Y.

5/5

Thoroughly enjoy the bacon and egg tart and the lovely manager have me some bush tomato relish she was so kind and when I left my umbrella they chased me to return it... I highly recommend....

Stephen P.

5/5

Feels fresh. Food looks good. Food tastes amazing even though it may not seam like your taste in food. Has toilets don’t know how clean but if anything like the restaurant they should be clean. Should try at least once

Nat A.

5/5

A great place to eat, work and meet up. I had the juice of the day and love that they don't skimp on the ice so it's nice and cold. Friendly service, great options and reasonable prices, with a convenient city location.

Sherilyn D.

5/5

Beautiful freshly made food infused with traditional bush tucker all at a reasonable price. Pancakes with wild hibiscus flower sensational and banana and wattleseed bread just moorish. Away from the tourist strip and worth the stroll for excellent coffee and delicious food with an Indigenous twist. Service fantastic and friendly, Indigenous owned and operated. The added bonus of visiting the gallery next door when you're done for ethically sourced arts, food and skin care, 60% of sales go direct to the artisans. A must visit spot when in Darwin.

Edith M.

5/5

Great breakfast. Interesting choices too. Nice coffee. And a great cause. The next room had all manner of interesting aboriginal made goodies and artworks. What’s not to like?