Lunch at Cocklebiddy Roadhouse: A Must-Visit on Eyre Highway

Our journey across the vast landscapes of the Eyre Highway took us through some of the most remote areas of Australia. As we traveled, we needed a place to rest and refuel, both for ourselves and our vehicle. Cocklebiddy Roadhouse was the perfect solution. Here, we share our experience of lunching at this quaint and welcoming spot.

The Eyre Highway Experience

Spanning approximately 1,675 kilometers, the Eyre Highway is a major artery connecting Norseman in Western Australia to Port Augusta in South Australia. The highway can be challenging, given its long stretches of isolated road, but each stop along the way offers a unique experience.

Discovering Cocklebiddy

Cocklebiddy is one of the few stops along the Nullarbor Plain. It is located about 870 kilometers east of Norseman and 142 kilometers west of Madura. You can find its precise location via Google Maps. The roadhouse is truly in the middle of nowhere, offering critical services for travelers.

A Quick Stop for Lunch

Upon our arrival at Cocklebiddy Roadhouse, we were pleasantly surprised by its friendliness and efficiency. Here are the main points of our experience:

1. Friendly Service: The staff at Cocklebiddy Roadhouse greeted us warmly, and the service was both quick and friendly.
2. Menu Variety: Despite its remote location, the roadhouse offers a variety of meals, from sandwiches to hot meals.
3. Reasonable Pricing: The prices were fair, considering the logistics involved in getting supplies out here.

Highlights from the Menu

Our lunch choices included:

• Burgers and Chips
• Sandwiches – Freshly made with a variety of fillings to choose from
• Salads – A lighter option with seasonal vegetables

The food was satisfying, making it a worthwhile stop on our lengthy journey across the Eyre Highway.

Facilities Available

Cocklebiddy Roadhouse is not just a place to eat. It provides essential services for travelers like us:

• Fuel Station: An essential stop for refueling, especially on such a remote highway.
• Accommodation: A small number of rooms are available if you need an overnight stay.
• Restrooms: Clean and accessible facilities.
• Small Shop: Selling basic supplies and novelties.

Lunch at the Cocklebiddy Roadhouse provided us with a much-needed break and a glimpse into the warmth and hospitality that can be found in remote regions. Next time you’re on the Eyre Highway, consider stopping by for a refuel – both for your vehicle and for yourself.