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Top 4 Australian food in Murrumbateman, New South Wales, Australia
Discover Restaurants offering the best Australian food in Murrumbateman, New South Wales, Australia including Four Winds Vineyard, Olleyville@Shaw, Bella's at Tallagandra Hill, Win's Creek Meadery
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1. Four Winds Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Wood-fired pizzas available each Thursday - Monday. We also have a deli fridge where you can build your own platters. Come and kick back on the verandah, glass of hand-crafted wine in one hand and a slice of wood-fired pizza in the other. Enjoy an afterno
Reviewed By handbagtraveller
what a great winery, the staff were so friendly and informative and the wines were very good. We also had some pizzas, which were delicious and sitting outside in the autumn sun with a bottle of Rose was perfect. Hello,Thanks for the review, we really appreciate the feedback!I am so glad you enjoyed your visit, we hope to see you back here soon!ThanksMandy
2. Olleyville@Shaw
Overall Ratings
4 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By catherinemC6849WB
Really great food. We had the whole roast chicken between 3 of us and there was plenty. Sides of green beans, cauliflower and carrots were great. Service was friendly and attentive. Lovely setting. And would be lovey in summer to sit out on deck.
3. Bella's at Tallagandra Hill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Bella is taking over the kitchen at Gundaroo Colonial Inn, with a brand new menu, new look and new name - "Rolling Hills Kitchen". The new menu will feature pub classics as well as some of our signature home cooked dishes served with country heart. Grand
4. Win's Creek Meadery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Win's Creek Meadery produces small batches of some of Australia's finest mead (honey wine). Each batch is slightly different depending on the type of honey and location where the bees collected it. You can see bees at work though the viewing windows of an
Reviewed By Alex S
A lovely old building in need of some TLC abut full of character. I should be great but we felt really let down by this place. Entry is by the side (which is odd if you come from the road where the original door way is located) and is unappealing. It does provide wheel chair access.Interior is nice being quaint with âperiod featuresâ. Staff were friendly but the service was indifferent and the coffee not great. The mead was not bad but overall we were not impressed.You have a point. The original cottage was built in 1879 and does need a lot of TLC. We've been working on it bit by bit on a limited budget. Parking is at the back and the front door faces a busy road. We decided to use the side door as the entry because it faces on to the garden and outdoor eating area.
