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Best Australian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Australian food in Young. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Australian restaurants near you. including Cafe De Jour, Wilkies Cafe, S & AJ Cafe, Young Services Club, Commercial Hotel Bistro, Juicy Lucy's Cafe, Urban Retreat, Rhubarb Emporium Cafe, Bluestill, Green Ivy Cafe
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10. Green Ivy Cafe
We are located in the old school house, Young nsw. We are a little tucked away but you will find us behind the museum. Our cosy cafe can seat up to 100 people, with a courtyard where your pups are welcome! We have wheelchair and pram access, high chairs f
Reviewed By rontrips
My wife and I have visited the cafe at the Young Museum site on many occasions and through several different incarnations. I must say we were very pleased with the Green Ivy. The coffee was lucious and the egg and bacon rolls delicious. Egg, heaps of bacon, tasty cheese and tomato relish on a sesame bun. We will be back.
9. Bluestill
Bluestill Distillery is a working distillery, cafe and gallery located on the Henry Lawson Way 2km from Young CBD. The restaurant area can seat up to 90 people making it ideal for large groups and tour buses. With panoramic views of the township of Young,
Reviewed By Muruk
I had not been back there since it had changed hands and the previous establishment on this site was great. While the new owners still have a little way to go to get their Jam stocks up the product itself was very good and I purchased 12 bottles of various Jams and relish's.A very nice airy and large restaurant with a good menu which was backed up by the food being of great quality when it came.Service was good and of course this site occupies a great area to view Young.
8. Rhubarb Emporium Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
RHUBARB Emporium's atmosphere is very relaxed and soothing, you can smell the coffee and beautiful food as soon as you walk in the door, truly amazing experience. RHUBARB has a great reputation for healthy food using local & fresh produce. Serving Breakfa
Reviewed By Olga T
Clean, friendly, tasty, nutitious and pleasent ambiance. Everything is cooked to order with fresh ingredients. Their juice bar is to kill for. DEFINITELY THE BEST PLACE FOR BREACKFAST AND LUNCH. DON'T MISS.
7. Urban Retreat
Reviewed By Lite-Grey-Nomads
The Urban Retreat is newly opened within what was formally a Pub, and so there was ample space for the wide wrap-around servery, the open lounge and table / seating areas, the function / meeting room, and the indoor childrens' play area that now exists within this renovated coffee shop / restaurant.We came for a mid-morning meal with the grandkids, who were delighted to use the play area under our oversight, while we had the big breakfast, pancakes, and coffees.Our meals were very good, with sensibly sized servings and thankfully no "fillers" such as chips and rocket that usually, and in our opinion inappropriately adorn breakfast meals.The menu seems to be largely Australian, and while mostly traditional, that's not a bad thing particularly in an establishment that's feeling its way.It's not easy to find this place because the entry is within a courtyard type area left off the main street (Boorowa St) footpath heading west, and just before Lynch Street.Look for the black on white "Urban Retreat" sign under the footpath awning and give these people a try - because they are trying something a little different.
6. Juicy Lucy's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Lucy's is well known for our range of fresh juices, smoothies and burgers. Our menu is all about great coffee, delicious food and a dazzling array of hot and cold drinks. Located in the centre block of Young's CBD. Tempt your taste buds with a selection o
Reviewed By hughd812
Dropped into Juicy Lucy's for a lazy Sunday morning breakfast whilst visiting Young. Good wholesome breakfast at reasonable prices.Thankyou for coming in for breakfast.
5. Commercial Hotel Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By mrdom
At least the Commercial looks nice. The dining roomâs a bit boring but is in good condition, there are some lounges nearby, a decent courtyard, and a front bar with high tables that probably gets rowdy, judging by the âno jagerbombs or depth chargesâ sign, and also by the drunk people there at 6pm. So the design and cleaning people should be commended but the service staff are surly and the managementâs bad. They were out of some of the menu items (despite being right at the start of service on a Saturday night), they didnât have any rosé wine, and when they offered a dry red, I assumed that they were reading that description off a bottle but what we got was sweet and fruity rather than dry. The food was mostly bad - chewy salt and pepper squid with very little salt and pepper and chewy creamy garlic prawns that had not been thawed enough before cooking. At least the chips were good, crispy with a decent beer batter. I was disappointed with the Services Club yesterday but the Commercial was worse in every way except the fitout - worse service, worse organisation, worse food, higher prices.
4. Young Services Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By mrdom
Part of the clubâs main area has comfy chairs and could be a good place for a remarkably cheap drink, especially with very friendly and effective staff, but itâs still a large noisy club space. The foodâs expensive and ordinary. My cajun chicken was fairly dry, had little cajun taste, the mango salsaâs mango was likely out of a jar, the chips were crispy but had a dense interior, suggesting that they had not been thawed for long enough, and the salad had pasta all over it. Combine the stodgy food with Youngâs hatred of walking (there are good footpaths but NO pedestrian crossings or traffic lights, despite main roads going right through the middle, and angry stencils everywhere telling pedestrians to give way) and you can guess the girth of the average customer. Maybe that was the reason for the odd smell pervading the club.
3. S & AJ Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Outstanding cafe in Young. Menu has a bias towards healthy eating, with a lot of gluten free and paleo options. Freshly roasted coffee. Delicious tea, and we also offer beautiful Prana Chai, Matcha and Turmeric lattes. Delicious breakfast and lunch option
Reviewed By mnovy41
Lovely modern cafe that wouldn't be out of place in a trendy part of Sydney. Generous helpings of delicious breakfast items served in a great shop attached to a cute gift store with many great items. Easy parking outside and recommended by all the locals and you can see why. Highly recommend.Thanks so much for your lovely feedback! So glad you enjoyed your meal - and so happy as that's exactly the feel we wanted to create! Something that could be seen in a trendy city!! Look forward to seeing you again!
2. Wilkies Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Dianne H
The staff are friendly & helpful.The menu isn't big but when you read the list & what each dish is you'll have a hard time choosing.I chose the Bao Buns with Korean Fried Sticky Chicken & Shredded Salad.My husband chose the Poached Chicken,Asian Salad,with Crispy Noodles,Sweet Chilli & Coconut Dressing.We thoroughly enjoyed our meals as they were beautiful.Good Hot coffee as we like it also.
1. Cafe De Jour
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By Nmsj1957
We were in Young for the weekend and several locals had recommended Cafe De Jour. Upon arrival the first thing you notice is how widely spaced the tables are - no banging elbows or contending with unwanted conversations from the next table. The service from Kelly was wonderful - knowledgeable and passionate about their business and the area. The food was amazing. One of the best meals we have eaten away from much pricier and renown establishments. If anywhere near Young, this restaurant is worth a visit.
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