top of page
Maritime Menu Map
When
All July
Where
Various venues
Albany's local businesses are showcasing the region's unique produce and providores throughout July in the Maritime Menu Map.
This delicious trail will lead you on a culinary adventure around the City and broader region, with each participating hospitality venue hosting a special Maritime Menu delicacy during the length of the Maritime Festival.
Find our participating restaurants below and enjoy the delights on offer!
Bookings recommended.
Spicy Seafood Salad - Indulge in a delicious symphony of flavours with our exquisitely crafted seafood marinara, tantalisingly blanched to perfection. Each succulent bite is elegantly tossed in our spicy Thai salad dressing, harmonising the finest ingredients that dance upon your palate. This dish is accompanied by a vibrant ensemble of fresh coriander, spring onion, mint, red onion, tomatoes, and crisp celery.
Trio of Oysters - Immerse yourself in the epitome of refinement with our Coffin Bay oyster trio. Indulge in the Kilpatrick deep-fried oysters, complemented by a Sriracha mayo drizzle. Experience pure delight with the Mornay sauce oysters, crowned with melted cheese. Delight your senses with the Natural fresh oysters, delicately enhanced by a hint of lemon. This captivating trifecta embodies gastronomic excellence, offering a symphony of flavours that will leave an indelible mark on your palate. Embark on a culinary journey of unparalleled sophistication.
Fish and chips with local seaweed batter - Fresh local shark in an Albany seagrass batter, Manjimup chips, salad and tartare.
Ready for some trivia? The White Star Hotel chefs go diving to harvest the seagrass themselves!
The White Star Hotel is even named after the White Star Lines. The same ocean liner company that owned the Titanic!
Blue Lagoon Mega Milkshake - Blue lagoon flavoured shake topped with ice-cream, cream, sprinkles and ocean lollies!
Barramundi Fillet - Pan fried Barramundi served with mashed potato, seasonal veggies, capsicum coulis and balsamic reduction.
bottom of page