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Experiences in Barossa Valley

Eat & Drink

Long lunches and produce-driven kitchens

The best eat & drink in Tanunda

Farm gates, bakeries and acclaimed restaurants serving the Barossa's celebrated food culture.

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Apex Bakery

A Tanunda institution since 1924, wood-firing German breads, pasties and the much-loved Barossa kuchen.

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Artisans of Barossa

A shared cellar door in Tanunda pouring small-batch wines from a collective of independent Barossa winemakers.

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Barossa Valley Cheese Company

A small-batch cheesemaker on Tanunda's main street, hand-making cheeses from local cow and goat milk.

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FINO Seppeltsfield

A celebrated restaurant within the Seppeltsfield estate, showcasing regional produce with a Mediterranean accent.

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Jacob's Creek Visitor Centre

A lakeside cellar door and restaurant beside the original Jacob's Creek, with vineyard views and food-and-wine pairings.

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Lou Miranda Estate

A family-run Angaston winery and Italian restaurant, home to a celebrated old Grenache vineyard.

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Seppeltsfield

A grand 19th-century estate famous for its Centenary Collection of fortified wines, releasing a 100-year-old tawny each year.

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St Hugo

An elegant cellar door and restaurant set among the vines, named for winemaker Hugo Gramp.

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The Louise

A luxury vineyard retreat near Marananga offering suites with valley views and the acclaimed Appellation restaurant.

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