Experience a variety of fine dining restaurants throughout the wine region of the Barossa.
Along with award winning wines, the Barossa Valley is known for having some of the very best fine dining restaurants in Australia. The Barossa is not only a wine lover’s paradise, it’s also perfect for food enthusiasts. With many restaurants to choose from, you’ll be eager to return and explore more.
Here are five of the very best fine dining spots you can visit in the Barossa Valley.
1. Harvest Kitchen
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Harvest Kitchen offers flavoursome meals with menus designed around the seasons. Expect to taste flavours inspired by the Middle East and Mediterranean, perfect for sharing.
Located at Jacob’s Creek Visitor Centre, you can also sample delicious wines from Jacob’s Creek and other small Barossa producers.
2. Appellation at The Louise
For ultimate luxury, Appellation at The Louise is the finest restaurant in the Barossa. Using fine local ingredients, the chefs create some of the best meals the Barossa has to offer. The menu features seasonal vegetables, fruits, and meats cooked with classic techniques.
3. The Cellar Kitchen
Located within the Novotel Barossa Valley Resort, this hidden gem surprises with exceptional meals showcasing local and seasonal ingredients. Choose from options like dry-aged steak tartare, roasted fillet of mulloway, or buffalo burrata.
4. Orleana Restaurant
Enjoy excellent culinary creations from the executive chef, highlighting South Australian produce with a focus on suppliers from the Barossa.
Experience the History of Kingsford, a seven-course tasting menu that journeys through 167 years of rich heritage, or opt for the three-course menu. Either way, you’ll enjoy some of the best food from the Barossa.
5. St Hugo Restaurant
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Situated at Rowland Flat, St Hugo is an award winning restaurant offering mouthwatering food that pairs perfectly with their wines. Enjoy a variety of delicious dishes such as crab tortellini while overlooking the Barossa vineyards. Be sure you make a booking to secure a table at St Hugo!
The Barossa Valley reaffirms its status as a host to some of the best fine dining spots. Don’t forget to complement your meal with a glass of Barossa wine. With flavourful dishes crafted by excellent chefs using seasonal produce, you’ll leave feeling thoroughly satisfied.
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