Albany

Lying on the southernmost tip of Western Australia's rugged coastline, this small port city of 26,000 began as a penal outpost in 1826. Its 1840s whaling fleet turned it into a boomtown and the whaling heritage remains visible since the end of whaling.

Though not much of a pub town, there are several small restaurants along York Street.

York Street in Albany

Tanglehead Brewing Company
In the White Star Hotel
72 Stirling Terrace east of York Street
www.tanglehead.com.au

From Port: Most cruise ships are met with a free shuttle bus which will take you for the 5 minute trip to the top of town along York Street.

Must Try: Tanglehead Pils

Review: With a variety of starters and mains, the pub menu offers chicken, steak and fish along with pizza and burgers for AUS$ 19-21. $$

Tanglehead Brewing Company

Various
York Street

From Port: Along the main street from the port.

Review: There are a variety of small restaurants and takeaways - Chinese, sushi, noodles and sandwiches. $

Some Restaurants Along York Street