Must-see restaurants in Barossa Valley

  • Fino Seppeltsfield

    Barossa Valley

    From humble beginnings in a little stone cottage on the Fleurieu Peninsula, Fino has evolved into one of Australia's best restaurants, now ensconced in…

  • Red Door Espresso

    Barossa Valley

    A decent cafe shouldn't be hard to create, but it's rare in the Barossa for good food, coffee, staff, music and atmosphere to come together this well. The…

  • El Estanco

    Barossa Valley

    Run by a charismatic couple – a Columbian and a Brit – El Estanco is one of the best things to happen to the Barossa in recent times. Earthy, authentic,…

  • Vintners Bar & Grill

    Barossa Valley

    One of the Barossa's landmark restaurants, Vintners emphasises simple elegance in both food and atmosphere. The dining room has an open fire, vineyard…

  • Hentley Farm

    Barossa Valley

    What? Yet another of SA's best restaurants here in the Barossa? Correct. Hentley Farm is a top-quality outfit, occupying an 1880s stables building on…

  • Maggie Beer's Farm Shop & Eatery

    Barossa Valley

    Celebrity SA gourmet Maggie Beer has been hugely successful with her quality condiments, preserves and pâtés (and TV appearances!). The vibe here isn't as…

  • 1918 Bistro & Grill

    Barossa Valley

    This enduring restaurant occupies a lovely old villa (1918), set back from the street beneath a massive Norfolk Island pine. It's a sophisticated affair…

  • Casa Carboni

    Barossa Valley

    Part Italian cooking school, part enoteca (wine bar/restaurant), Casa Carboni is run by real-life Italian Matteo Carboni, who visited the Barossa for a…

  • Ferment Asian

    Barossa Valley

    In a lovely old stone villa fronting onto Tanunda's main street at a jaunty angle, Ferment always does things a little differently. What sounds exotic is…

  • Harvest Kitchen

    Barossa Valley

    It's all about share plates at Harvest Kitchen, a solitary old bluestone house in Tanunda's western back blocks (an area called Vine Vale). Order a bunch…

  • Barossa Siam

    Barossa Valley

    This lovely old main-street shopfront now exudes Southeast Asian aromas – a welcome, chilli-infused departure from ubiquitous Barossa schnitzels and…

  • Barista Sista

    Barossa Valley

    Mad-keen on beans, this little main-street cafe zeroes-in on organic single-origin coffee to go along with its crowd-pulling vegan and cafe fare. Grab a…

  • Salters Kitchen

    Barossa Valley

    Part of the estimable Saltram Wines estate (150 years old!) on the outskirts of Angaston, glass-fronted Salters serves classy wood-oven pizzas and meaty…

  • Linke's Bakehouse

    Barossa Valley

    This old dough house on Nuri's main street has been here since 1930 – it must be doing something right! Quiches, donuts, biscuits, German apple cakes,…

  • Angaston Hotel

    Barossa Valley

    The better looking of the town's two pubs, the affable 1846 Angaston serves Barossa wines and pub standards (schnitzels, pasta, salt-and-pepper squid)…

  • Blond Coffee

    Barossa Valley

    An elegant, breezy room with huge windows facing the main street, Blond serves nutty coffee and all-day cafe fare (including awesome pumpkin, capsicum and…

  • Die Barossa Wurst Haus Bakery

    Barossa Valley

    'Give people what they want' is the creed at this German bakery, serving mettwurst (Bavarian sausage) rolls, cheeses, pies, cakes, strudel and all-day…

  • Kampung Kitchen

    Barossa Valley

    Straight-up, no-fuss Malaysian shopfront on the lower end of Tanunda's main street, serving generous curries, satays, soups and noodle dishes. Where else…

  • Keils Fine Food & Coffee

    Barossa Valley

    Sidestep the coffee mums and their prams; spurn the ugly, humming drinks fridge; and place your order for homemade baguettes, soups, quiches, pies, wraps,…