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Most Popular Australian food in Deniliquin, New South Wales, Australia
Discover Restaurants offering the best Australian food in Deniliquin, New South Wales, Australia including The Crossing Cafe, Edward River Hotel, Long Table Cafe, Exchange Hotel, Cafe Bakery 285, Infused Restaurant
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6. Infused Restaurant
5. Cafe Bakery 285
Large and popular cafe offering all kinds of food from eggs and bacon for breakfast to lasagne and roast beef and gravy rolls. All slices are made on the premises and some gluten free options avaliable.
Reviewed By grammark
Good value, low cost lunch. Potato and bacon soup was thick and tasty and the chicken, bacon and mushroom fettuccine was nice once I added salt and pepper (no pepper grinder in the cafe). I would normally avoid from a Bain Marie but for a hot lunch for 2 at $14, I'm walking away happy. Also offers Seniors Card discount.
4. Exchange Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
*Outstanding beer garden *Warm open fires *Kids playground *Family friendly *Live entertainment every Sunday *Quality affordable meals *Open 7 days for Lunch & Dinner *Accommodation available
Reviewed By RENWAR
Went for a Monday dinner while on holidays in Deni. Lovely beer garden and we were pleasantly surprised there was live music. Highly recommend the Chicken Parma, chips & salad. The Carbonara also delicious but make sure you are hungry as it's a pretty large serve. The cobb garlic bread also a winner. Will try again on next years holiday.
3. Long Table Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
We are an on farm family restaurant , with a pure paddock to plate experience, growing here all our own fruit ,vegetables,herbs, honey, eggs and our wonderful pork, not to mention the goats we use for their beautiful milk, making a soft cheese for the pla
Reviewed By ShanJeans
After coming to Deni for over 36 years, I canât believe we only just discovered Long Table Cafe! What a treat, and a welcome addition to the town! A gorgeous and relaxed vibe farmhouse with fresh produce all grown on site - bringing the paddock to plate concept to life, large open spaces for kids to run around (inc trampoline), and tasty food on offer served up with a smile!A great option for groups with room inside and outside for everyone (Long Table by name and exactly that inside!) Google Maps doesnât do this place any favours so be prepared to get the run around on route out there from town (approx 21km), but I can assure you, youâll quickly forget that upon arrival! Hint: look for the green sign roadside and then turn right down Mokanger Rd!There are limited menu items on offer, however the food is generous in size and tasty too. As mentioned, all produce is fresh and grown on site. Highly recommend the pumpkin and feta tart. Staff are friendly and accommodating - ensuring your visit is a pleasant one. Definitely best to ring ahead if you have a large group. There were 30 of us, all eating and we were served efficiently and well looked after!We will definitely be back again and again!It was so very nice to have you and your group here, but I am sorry I didn't get out to say hi, Thanks very much for this very detailed review , I will have to check out the google mapping from Deni , it seems fine from the other direction, not sure what we can do about that . I just love the pictures that you have added here , someone has done a great job of them. Hope to see you all next time .
2. Edward River Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Built in 1876, the Buncha is one of the oldest pubs in Deniliquin. With a rich history and many now famous people playing live here, it is the perfect place to spend your time in Deniliquin. For the good people of this world who appreciate things for what
Reviewed By Jenny S
Great country pub,awesome meals ,friendly service .Great menu and kids menu Would recommend for a relaxing drink and meal
1. The Crossing Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By annanddenis
The hit....Canadian waitress was a delight.The miss....Pinot noir was oxidized, but thankfully replaced. I had Gnocchi with roast pumpkin and caramelized onion. 6 pieces of gluggy gnocchi, 3 little cubes pumpkin, teaspoon of onion all swimming in butter. The sage was crispy though. $28 is too much for entree size which is all it was let alone main. I also had the "limonchello" panacotta (no lime in it and very firm) with lemon curd (lovely), pistachio praline (half melted sugar crystals no praline in sight) but the white chocolate fizz was a hit.Overall pretty average and over priced. Not in a hurry to go back.
