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