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The Barossa is well known for its fabulous range of gourmet food as a complement to the region’s exceptional world class wines. Here are a few suggestions for lunch or dinner or simply to pick up a few nibbles for sitting out on the Barossa Vista decking before you light up the BBQ for dinner!

Cafés and Nibbles

Barossa Valley Cheese Company www.bvcc.com.au
Murray Street, Angaston (08) 8564 3636
Cheese glorious cheese! With the famous baby bert (that’s little mini camembert for the uninitiated) and dozens of other fabulous read more.

Barossa Valley Cheese Company
www.bvcc.com.au | Murray Street, Angaston (08) 8564 3636
Cheese glorious cheese! With the famous baby bert (that’s little mini camembert for the uninitiated) and dozens of other fabulous cheeses to choose from there is no other place in the Barossa to buy fresh cheese. Of course you can always go to a supermarket but that would not be nearly as much fun now would it!

Blond Coffee blondcoffee.com.au
Murray Street, Angaston (08) 8564 3444
Go and see the lovely ladies at Blond for not only fantastic coffee but super platters and lunches read more.

Blond Coffee blondcoffee.com.au
Murray Street, Angaston (08) 8564 3444
Go and see the lovely ladies at Blond for not only fantastic coffee but super platters and lunches which are exotic yet healthy. The toasted Panini are a crowd favourite.

Keils Murray Street, Tanunda
Really, really good coffee and great light lunches available 7 days. Plenty of regional and national produce on sale as well.

Maggie Beer www.maggiebeer.com.au
Samuel Road, Nuriootpa (08) 8562 4477
If you love pate, dips and nibbly bits then you will think that you have died and gone to heaven. Leave your diet at the door and indulge. Maggie has a great outdoor patio where you can sip coffee or a glass of wine and overlook the lake. My favourites to take home are the pastes and of course any of Maggie’s wonderful pates.

Nosh Murray Street, Tanunda (08) 8563 1097
This retro diner has everything from naughty to nice. Fair trade and organic lovers will be impressed as well as those with a sweet tooth and craving something delectable to throw the diet away with!

restaurants

1918 www.1918.com.au | 94 Murray Street, Tanunda (08) 8563 0405
Just a little bit swanky for dinner, especially by the open fire during winter, and walking distance to Barossa Vista, read more.

1918 www.1918.com.au | 94 Murray Street, Tanunda (08) 8563 0405
Just a little bit swanky for dinner, especially by the open fire during winter, and walking distance to Barossa Vista, so no one needs to drive. Great setting and great food, you could not ask for more. Ask your waiter what is good as they usually have the best recommendations. Open for lunch and dinner 7 days.

Appellation www.appellation.com.au | Seppeltsfield Rd, Marananga (08) 8562 2722
The only place to dine for a special occasion, or just because money is no object. The tasting menu (degustation) is the only way to go as to limit your self to just two or three courses would be criminal! Make sure you book well in advance. Open for dinner 7 days.

Company Kitchen 27 Valley Road, Angaston (08) 8564 2725
A great stop off for coffee and cake (the deserts are amazing) or for a three course lunch. With a bit of an international flair to the menu there is something for everyone. Great to stop off on your way back from Yalumba. Open for lunch 7 days and brunch on weekends.

Ferment Asian www.fermentasian.com.au
Murray Street, Tanunda (08) 8563 0765
Featuring modern twists on South East Asian food the creations from Ferment Asian are second to none. Growing much of their own produce and taking considerable care to wine match, which can be a mine field with Asian food, this is a 'must do' visit when you are in the Barossa.

Krondorf Road Café Krondorf Road, just south of Tanunda (08) 8563 0889
Featuring traditional food from the early settlers to the Barossa Valley this is the only restaurant in the region serving traditional Barossa fare. It is certainly not the place to go if you are on a diet, but let’s face it kids, you are on holiday and your diet should have gone well out of the window by now! Open for lunch 7 days.

Tonic www.lhretreat.com/Tonic | Lyndoch Hill Retreat (08) 8524 4268
A fresh light atmosphere and food to match. Great views from the floor to ceiling glass walls make this a great place to relax read more.

Vitners www.vintners.com.au | Nuriootpa Rd, Angaston (08) 8564 2488
Bookings are essential on the weekend, and for good reason... proudly using local produce they are certainly at international standards. read more.

Vitners www.vintners.com.au | Nuriootpa Rd, Angaston (08) 8564 2488
Bookings are essential on the weekend, and for good reason …… proudly using local produce they are certainly at international standards. The service is excellent, the menu changes seasonally and the wine list is not bad as well! Don’t be afraid to dress up. Open for lunch 7 days and dinner Monday to Saturday.

pubs

Pubs serve cold beer and pub food – here are your locals for Barossa Vista.

The Club House
45 MacDonnell Street

Tanunda Hotel
51 Murray Street

Valley Hotel
74 Murray Street, Tanunda

Please Note: The above comments are opinion only and are in no way based on fact. None of these opinions should be considered to be an accurate reflection of the food outlet or its food.

While all reasonable care has been taken in compiling this information Barossa Vista accepts no responsibility for inaccurate or out of date information. You are advised to check all information on the corresponding web site or directly with the establishments listed. If you find a discrepancy please advise Barossa Vista at info@barossavista.com