Fodor's Travel

"As the name suggests, barramundi is the name of the game at this venerable and popular restaurant on the banks of the dry Todd River. You can try Thai-style barramundi spring rolls, saltbush dukkah-crusted barramundi, and herb and macadamia nut over roasted barramundi, to name a few."

Lee Mylne

"(...), this restaurant serves up barramundi 10 different ways! You can try this freshwater fish simply chargrilled with a lemon and dill risotto, topped with asparagus, green beans, beurre blanc, and king prawns, or served in a variety of ways with nods to Chinese, Indian, Thai, and Greek tastes."

Northern Territory - Australia's Outback

"Feast on a barrage of barramundi dishes at Alice Springs first seafood inspired restaurant, and catch local bands nightly at the Barra Poolside Bar."

Sharon Naylor

"Excellent food - I had hot avocado and prawn followed by Grilled Barramundi on risotto and Tom had Kangaroo fillet followed by Whole Thai Barra, Yummy!!"

Mireille Kilgour

"Barra on Todd Restaurant & Bar presents a distinctive array of modern cuisines featuring both local and bush flavours. With an outstanding selection of barramundi dishes, it’s a must for seafood lovers. Whether enjoying for lunch or dinner, it offers casual dining at its best."

Tom Neal Tacker

"Barra on Todd specialises in barramundi, which is fished in waters 2,000 kilometres further north."

Terry Dwyer

"We took some photos from Anzac Hill overlooking the town and had a lovely meal of Barramundi at “Barra on Todd”."

Anthea's eats

"I got the barra with a almond crust on kipfler potatoes. The fish was thick, fresh, not too dry and the almond crust was done well. It was not pretentious and generous."

Glenn Barling

"First thing I can say is the food is absolutely delicious! I tried the salt-and-pepper squid and also the panfried barramundi with the Japanese scallops. Both were really nice dishes."