Tourism Broome

Broome’s history and culture are seamlessly interwoven, manifested through its restaurants and bars, and nature that changes colors with every tide cycle.

Salty Plum Social offers the ideal way to experience these newer bars – with walking tours through Chinatown and Cable Beach neighborhoods, ranging from intimate pubs and gastropubs, all the way up to boutique bars in town.

The Roey

No visit to Western Australia’s tropical north coast would be complete without stopping off at The Roebuck Bay Hotel (commonly known as “The Roey”) for some refreshing beverages and lively live entertainment! First established as an accommodation hub back in 1890 for pearling crews and pioneers, today this hospitality establishment provides high quality accommodations, restaurants, bars and live music year-round – an essential stop on any tropical north coast adventure!

The Roebuck Pub in Broome’s Chinatown district is a favorite gathering spot. Serving cold beer and pool tables that run smoothly, staff know exactly how to look after locals and travellers alike alike. Their restaurant menu boasts tapas and share plates sure to please every palate; try their cheese balls, herb-crusted wild barramundi with peach relish or the chargrilled pork fillet with crackle for yourself.

Roey hosts the Oasis Bar, famous for hosting weekly wet tee tournaments and themed nights throughout the year. DJs provide beats that provide the ideal ambience for relaxing with a drink in hand.

The Roey also offers a sports bar, offering breathtaking views of Carnarvon Street and Cable Beach. They feature beers on tap along with other alcoholic drinks; plus their food menu features classic pub fare such as burgers, sandwiches and salads – perfect for an after work drink after exploring Carnarvon Street or Cable Beach!

Roey Backpackers and Party Bar offers free WiFi in public areas. Additionally, guests can take advantage of its shared kitchen, guest lounge and sundeck & barbecue facilities.

The Roebuck

The Roebuck is an idyllic country-style pub situated in Laughton near Lewes. Offering locally sourced foods and drinks including ales, ciders and wines; fine teas and coffees as well as 4 luxury en suite bed and breakfast rooms each with its own entrance away from the bar for privacy, it serves a selection of locally sourced cuisine and beverages – ales, ciders and wines are among them.

This family and pet friendly pub is an integral part of its local community, enjoying both regular customers and passing trade. The trade area is open plan with an emphasis on long central bar servery with additional room set aside at the rear for food covers. There is also a fully compliant mains gas kitchen capable of supporting an extensive food offer.

The Roebuck offers not only traditional pub fare but also gourmet burgers, pies and sandwiches in its warm and cozy environment complete with fireplace. Their staff are welcoming and accommodating while their prices are quite affordable – making the Roebuck an excellent place for lunch or dinner!

At day, the bar serves as a popular meeting spot for locals and visitors; come nightfall it transforms into an entertainment venue, featuring live music and dancing. Offering cocktails and wine as well as karaoke equipment for use during parties and events. A spacious dance floor makes this location especially suitable.

Broome is a charming coastal town known for its tropical and vibrant nightlife scene. Offering bars, clubs, restaurants that cater to every taste as well as outdoor activities that bring visitors from around the globe, Broome’s evening live music provides both residents and visitors alike with a laidback ambiance – perfect for lounging around or meeting up with new people!

The Roebuck offers the ideal environment to unwind after an exhausting day of shopping. Offering an impressive variety of alcoholic beverages and remaining open late, The Roebuck also hosts live music performances from popular artists, making this bar an unforgettable experience.

The Corner Bar

The Corner Bar is an upscale yet family-friendly restaurant in Hawthorne’s historic Whiskey Row district that serves delicious drinks and cuisine from all around. Enjoy cocktails crafted by experienced bartenders in an inviting atmosphere; while its menu showcases local flavors. Don’t miss this must-see destination!

Inside Nine Orchard Hotel lies Corner Bar – widely praised as an extravagant reinvention of steak-and-shellfish-centric tavern tropes. Boasting plaid window curtains and oyster aromas reminiscent of P.J. Clarke’s, yet with bartenders who seem recruited from Le Dive.

But there’s also something distinctly elitist and exclusive about how everything is presented; even simple tomato salad is priced as though it were served at one of the hottest restaurants; you can spend as much as $185 for three-course steak frites if you feel extravagant enough! All that’s missing in this faux-tavern are beer taps you can pull from the wall to dip your martini glass into!

Set against a backdrop of white subway tiling and dark wood, the bar was long and narrow. There was one small booth near the back for those wanting a seat; most of the space remained open with a marble counter serving as a central focal point. There were TVs showing Yankee games playing out; but customers seemed more interested in posting selfies with their steak tartare to Instagram or sipping mezcal watermelon highballs than watching.

Food here is neither bad nor great; some items from the raw bar, a delicious duck foie gras dish and an oversauced scallop stand out, but most dishes appear too precious for their surroundings with sauces and garnishes that would fit right into a restaurant film set setting.

The Corner Bar offers dinner Monday through Wednesday from 5:30 pm to 10:30 pm, Thursday through Saturday from 5:30 pm to 11 pm and on Sunday 5 pm to 10 pm. Their cocktails are highly sought-after as is their extensive list of spirits and wines to choose from.

The Broome Bar

The Broome Bar is an iconic New York City neighborhood bar offering cocktails, draft beers, and pub grub. Popular among both New Yorkers and visitors alike, its dim lighting and cozy setting provide the ideal spot for socializing with friends.

Bar 173 is housed in an historic landmarked building on Broome Street that may be the oldest in SoHo. With its distinctive roofline and shutters, giving the bar an authentic charm reminiscent of “old Soho”, before high-end restaurants, galleries, and luxury real estate began taking over its surroundings.

Kenn Reisdorff was its owner for nearly a decade until his passing at age 92 in February. A World War II veteran who opened the Broome Street Bar in 1972 as an artistic and musical meeting place, its original wooden bar still exists along with floor-to-ceiling windows and even offers a quiet back room for quiet times away from loud music.

Soho remains home to one of the last places where live music can be experienced every evening, featuring jazz and blues musicians performing throughout the bar’s space. Additionally, weekends bring an opportunity for dinner service.

Broome Bar offers more than live music; they also provide private parties, catering services and outdoor seating with dance floors for their guests to enjoy the tunes while sipping on cocktails and eating delicious food.

Broome Bar offers live music as well as a jukebox featuring classic rock, country and oldies tracks to satisfy everyone’s musical cravings and unwind after work. Come to meet up with friends or unwind after a hard day at work at this great local spot!

The Broome Bar is well known for its lively live music performances as well as for its friendly staff and outstanding service. Staff members are always happy to assist customers in selecting their perfect drink, or suggest one suited to an accompanying meal from its extensive menu of drinks and food, which features specialty cocktails along with wines and beers from which you may select from.