Bush Tucker Bloody Mary

Not just any bloody mary, the Bush Tucker twist adds native ingredients including finger limes, juniper berries, pepperberry, spicy kangaroo and Davidson plum. Walpa Bar, set amidst the rocky landscape, is the best place to enjoy this native beverage. Fear not, the Bush Tucker bloody mary does not disappoint.

_{Best eaten at
Walpa Bar}

Croc dog

Yes, you read that correctly. A croc dog is crocodile meat in a bun. Complete with all the usual trimmings, croc dog is the real deal, and what better way to eat it than fresh from the BBQ? The authentic dining experience will have you cooking your own croc dog with a huge choice of meats and salads.

_{Best eaten at
Pioneer BBQ and Bar}

Classic BBQ

If crocodile isn't your thing (and we can’t say we blame you), maybe a classic Aussie BBQ is more up your street? We thought so. A feast of BBQ food eaten overlooking Uluru at sunset cannot be beaten, especially when eating surrounded by a whole crew of new friends.

Pie

Uluru packages wouldn't be complete without a slice or two of pie - something Australia takes very seriously. So who takes the pie crown around these parts? Ininti cafe. This restaurant/cafe and souvenir shop is situated in the Uluru Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre and is sure to fill the savoury or sweet pie shaped hole in your life.

_{Best eaten at
Ininti cafe}

Classic Aussie Burger

You can’t go wrong with a classic Aussie burger with all the extra trimmings, of course. Beef, beetroot, tomatoes, lettuce, mayo, bacon, cheese, olive oil, onions and pineapples are all packed into a freshly baked sesame bun, courtesy of the Walpa Lobby Bar. One hearty meal done the Aussie way - yes please.

_{Best eaten at
Walpa Lobby Bar}