315 reviews of Sounds of Silence Restaurant
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Reviewed by Carlo D, April 2013
We had a wonderful evening. Met two very lovely and hilarious northern Irish ladies. Great Craic! Would highly recommend it!
Reviewed by Robert S, April 2013
This tour was one of the highlights of the 3 months we spent in Australia. The only negative was the flies which are a bit beyond your control.
Reviewed by David H, April 2013
Anyone who spends the time and money to travel to Uluru and does not go to this dinner will have missed a truly wonderful experience. The service, the food, the social experience and most of all the emotional aspect of this dinner all combine to make it a delightful evening. Do not miss it!
Reviewed by Maria L, April 2013
This is where I checked off "seeing the Southern Cross" from my bucket list! We had such an enjoyable evening and recommend that if you make it as far as Ayers Rock, then you absolutely must book the Sounds of Silence dinner. I am a bit picky with what I will eat so Kangaroo and Crocodile were avoided but there was plenty to drink and eat of all sorts; however, you do not attend this dinner for the food. Make plans to attend if you have a desire to see stars and a part of the universe you can not normally see if you live in the northern hemisphere or in any city where there is simply too much light. The astronomers were informative and we learned how to find land (sky)marks in the southern sky. There is a good telescope to see things up close once the lecture is over. On our remaining nights in Australia and New Zealand, we were able to find the stars, galaxies, and planets that we learned about at the dinner. This is a MUST DO on your visit to Ayers Rock.
Reviewed by Owly13, February 2013
Excellent evening and easy to chat to people only just met for that night. No problems with catering for vegetarians. Great time.
Reviewed by Ella Louise W, February 2013
Staggeringly beautiful surroundings in which to dine! We will never forget this experience. Sunset over the Olgas was magic and Uluru was awesome, even in the distance. The meal itself was delicious; the hosts were great; service was great (my wine glass was never empty) and we LOVED it- thank you!
Reviewed by Nicholas S, January 2013
This was the most romantic, fun and beautiful dinning experience. we have never seen so many stars in our life and the food was great! When you get dropped off by the buses you are greeted with champagne to walk down to the area where they have an open bar and you watch the sunset.
Reviewed by Sharon B, January 2013
If anyone is going to Ayres Rock then I would definitely recommentd this. Everything was excellently handled, food was good and the staff were very attentive. Not many stars out that night as cloudy but that couldn't be helped.
Reviewed by Pat D, December 2012
It was a beautiful experience..we enjoyed it! Well worth the money for the experience alone..food was good
Reviewed by Jim and Janet, USA, December 2012
Amazing, unique setting. Opening champagne reception well done. Good photo ops. Star-gazing talk fascinating. Buffet meal quite good. Would have liked more didgeridoo music.
Reviewed by Lorrell B, November 2012
The experience was amazing. We had a great dinner and entertainment ,the number of stars was amazing, we would book again next time we go back. The staff were fun and wonderful. Thank you for making our trip the best ever.
Reviewed by JCsCandy247, November 2012
One of my most favorite memories: sitting in total silence and listening to nature, watching the stars. Everything was perfect from beginning to end, the food was impeccable and the service amazing. Word of caution: turn your light low to distract the bugs.
Reviewed by Mary P, November 2012
We all enjoyed the experience imensily I would recommend it to everyone visiting Ayes Rock.
