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Best Australian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Australian food in Barmera. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Australian restaurants near you. including Backyard Bread Tasting Cafe & Providore, Barmera Hotel, Barmera Club, flavours of the Riverland, Blue Bird Cafe, Lakes Bakery Cafe, Cobdogla and District Club, Bella Lavender Estate, Banrock Station Wine & Wetlands Centre, Sprouts Cafe
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10. Sprouts Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Sprouts Cafe is a family owned business in the heart of Berri. Serving delicious and freshly prepared food made in house with our range of condiments and dressings along side our superb coffee and T2 teas there is something for everyone. We have a great r
Reviewed By Q7076SDmartinc
After reading the reviews my wife and I stopped here for lunch on our way to the Riverland. Yummy food and great service didn't disappoint!
9. Banrock Station Wine & Wetlands Centre
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Situated in the heart of South Australiaâs Riverland, next to the Murray River, Banrock Station brings together wine, food and nature in one location. Take in the views as you taste some of our award winning local wines at our cellar door, relax on the de
Reviewed By Veronica P
Visit was to walk around the wetlands. You need to sign in before you start & will be given a walky-talky. There's no phone reception on the far side of the walk. Staff were very helpful even offering sunblock & aeroguard. I decided to do the long walk (8kms) as a solo walker. Suggested time is 3 hours. The walk is flat and easy going but you still need good shoes. It's a clear track with no need to guess which way to go. The information stands were interesting giving the history of the area & the measures they're taking in keeping the wetlands healthy. It's great to read that several schools have been helping with trees for planting. Unfortunately the wetlands were dry so there were few wetland birds around. So I didn't linger at the viewing huts. But there were a few kangaroos. I just plodded & really enjoyed the walk. But without stopping at the viewing points, the walk was completed in 1hr 40 mins. Afterwards I decided & had earned some wine tasting time. Lovely wines. Bought a bottle to have later that day with dinner. I'd love to come back to see the wetlands with water and wildlife. And maybe stay for lunch next time.
8. Bella Lavender Estate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Beginning in 2008, Bella Lavender Estate with its 3500 plants of lavender is set on 5 acres of land amongst a backdrop of vineyards and olive trees. As you turn off the bitumen road onto the property and drive between the rows of grape vines towards the c
Reviewed By Veronica P
This place was recommended to me by a local. I called in for a late lunch & it was absolutely charming. As it was a little cool on the day, I sat inside by a window with views across a garden to the wooden playground & mini golf. Entre and wine was served quickly. This space was so enjoyable I stayed longer reading my book & enjoying their home grown wine. If I lived closer, I'd be a regular. I returned later that day for a take away pizza. They also sell homemade cottage products like handcrafts & lavender products.
7. Cobdogla and District Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By gnd10
VERY hot in the riverland last weekend ,to hot to cook the normal Sunday roast at home,told to go to cobdogla Club for tea Nice clean and tidy with plenty of room,cold beer and pokies.the roast was only $11 for a mix of pork&beef with roast veg and salad ,help to your self to the salad,very good and many different types .roast was cooked very well ,will return .Spoke to people who have been going there for 8 years so it must be good
6. Lakes Bakery Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By JeffW835
After reading the reviews we were a bit apprehensive, however, the bacon and eggs or big breakfast were fine! However, at 9:00am on Tuesday we were the only ones in the cafe. This was a little worrying but the meals were great. The atmosphere was almost non-existent and the girls were not overly warm. The floors looked like they might have needed a steam clean ... but, maybe, that was just the style.
5. Blue Bird Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Apolonia70
A casual cafe with some homely indoor seating and outdoor seating tables with bench seats. A lovely spot that offers light meals including fish n chips. We had refreshments and a selection of sandwiches. Very fresh and tasty and not too pricey. Would have had breakfast there Sunday mornign but they open 11.30am so a bit late for an early riser. Friendly and accommodating staff. Will return next visit.
4. flavours of the Riverland
Reviewed By 213kristinh
Flavours of the Riverland is a casual eating space at Barmera. It has quirky furniture & decorations and markets regional produce and sells âcoffee & cakeâ & light lunches. Sometimes (weekends) it has fresh bread. We had delicious coffee & pie. Service was chatty and friendly. Around the interior cafe were items for sale & some visual displays of historic local industry ie apricot harvest, grape harvesting. Certainly they brought back memories of teenage casual work in the hot Riverland sun!Outside there was seating aplenty; it was July so the old wisteria was just bare twigs but must be magnificent in season, it was a great discussion point re an alternate use for a hills hoist! Plenty of parking, easy access. Weâll be back tomorrow to pick up some âbackyard breadâ, at least!
3. Barmera Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
The Barmera Club overlooks the picturesque Lake Bonney in Barmera and offers magical sunset views of an evening. It's newly renovated dining room & alfresco area is fresh and sophisticated. It's fully licensed with a friendly atmosphere and serves quality
Reviewed By internetken
I really enjoyed my Porterhouse steak. It was tender, had a delicious seasoning and was cooked well with char grid lines.The flavoursome creamy sauce had three prawns. Six would be a nice even number.There were chilled salads available, which were simple and fresh. A few extra condiments like Riverland olives would be a nice touch. I went for seconds of the rockmelon and watermelon. Nice fresh bread.Service was very friendly and welcoming. Had a pleasant evening.Recommended. We're happy to hear you enjoyed your steak and our welcoming & friendly service. We'll be sure to pass your comments onto our Chefs. We really appreciate your review and recommendation.
2. Barmera Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By christineann1954
We ate out with friends while visiting Barmera. The dining room is quite spacious and tables are well separated. The menu offers all the usual. Our meals were well cooked and arrived in a timely fashion. A good selection of wines is available at very reasonable prices. Staff were friendly and efficient. All in all a very pleasant experience.
1. Backyard Bread Tasting Cafe & Providore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By internetken
Welcoming hospitality. Great coffee and gourmet food selections make this a must see place when next near Barmera. Check the opening times before you visit.Stay and relax. This is rivertime so sit back and enjoy the time to slow down.
