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Cellar Doors
There are a growing number of winery dining options. Many of the region's cellar doors offer regional produce and light lunch options including Lou Miranda Estate, Saltram Wine Estate, Grant Burge Wines, Peter Lehmann Wines, Charles Melton Wines, Barossa Valley Estate, Peter Seppelt Wines and more. To plan your day of wine tasting, search the list of cellar doors in the Barossa or use the search function on the right and tick food and wine.
Restaurants
Appellation, co-located with The Louise, offers one of Australia's finest dining experiences - exceptional regional cuisine complimented by elegant dining space and a truly world class wine selection. 1918 Bistro and Grill is a popular and long-standing dining traditions in Tanunda and you can sample 'Australia's Best Pizza' and other award winning gourmet pizza'a at Angaston Roaring 40s Cafe in the main street of Angaston. Wanera Restaurant and Wine Bar in Angaston offers all day dining, coffee and snacks 7 days a week, while the South Australian Company Store is Angaston offers lunch 7 days a week. Located in the centre of Lyndoch, The Lord Lyndoch offers alfresco, café, bistro and cellar steakhouse dining options.
Coffee lovers
Need a good coffee? The Barossa has three coffee houses reknown among the locals for making a good brew. Blond Coffee in Angaston and Keils Fine Food and Coffee and Nosh Barossa in Tanunda are fabulous places to sit, relax and enjoy a light lunch and coffee.
To find your perfect dining option, please use the search function on the right.
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Barossa's fast food finder
We've put together a downloadable 'Takeaway Food Finder' which covers all of the Barossa and Gawler for your convenience.