This is a review of the cafe, situated beside the restaurant. We wanted a quick bite and we realize…read morethat within the region, most of the establishments were beautiful wine restaurants, however if you're on a day trip and want to grab a quick bite, this is the place to go. They serve these amazing $6 meat pies, sausage rolls which were filled with good quality meat.

What a great day with Mark! I have been on wine tours in many countries, but, this was by far my…read morefavorite. Selection of small wineries was perfect. Lunch from the Kitchen was the excellent. Thank you Two fat blokes for making this a highlight of our trip.

Amazing food worthwhile to talk about! Lots of shared plates and the entree was a great way to…read morestart the meal. One of the best in the Hunter Valley region. Sat outside to enjoy the sunshine and nice warm weather. For starters, shared a chicken liver pate. Delicious. Not overly salty and the jam was tasty, followed by the flathead tacos! Very crunch and fresh! For mains had a butterfly corn salsa and corn purée. A huge serving but delicious. Then the sides of potatoes chips and crushed potatoes are ok. But the fried cauliflower with pomegranate and labna was to die for. Finished the meal with a Gaytime crumble! Delicious!

Located on Broke Rd (corner of Macdonalds Rd), Goldfish is one of the more affordable restaurants…read morein Hunter Valley. Food was OK but overpriced. Service was BAD. When my partner and I walked into the restaurant, no waiter/waitress was in sight. Finally a waitress walked out from the kitchen with a tray full of food, she served her customers and went back. (are you blind or something? you cant see a 5'2 or 6'1 human being in front of you?) So we walked up to the bar areas, and the bartenders punted us back to the servers... After a few minutes, a waiter finally came by and brought us to a table. This was not it... When my partner asked what that night's tap beer was, she said she was not sure but it would typically be heineken... silence.... My partner then asked "so it's in a bottle" And waitress said "yes" Seriously? It is bad enough that you do not know the menu well but giving stupid answer like that? We gave her the "look" which sent her to the bartender for further clarification. My suggestion is : Keep your expectation to the minimum and you wont be disappointed.

Situated on Lambloch estate sharing a modern building with their cellar door. A beautiful, elevated…read moreposition to indulge your sweet tooth whilst taking in the vineyard views. Wine matches listed from local suppliers if you feel like pairing the two. The dessert menu itself isn't that large in comparison to the variety on display. Apparently 50 or more options so everyone should be satisfied. Choosing however is the real struggle. Aesthetics are taken seriously here with popping colours and intricate designs. Macarons, tarts, mousse, pastries and more in all shapes and sizes. I was very impressed and smiling from ear to ear at my partner. He chose the chocolate and hazelnut cone which wasn't to my taste but I'm hit and miss with hazelnut. I picked the biku banoffee for its generous size and promise of fresh banana, dulce de leche and Chantilly cream. I was only let down by my inability to finish it. Absolutely delicious! Our bill came to $52 for the two desserts and an English breakfast tea which I didn't bat an eyelid paying at the counter. We sat down and after 5 minutes the man that took my order came over with $18 change and apologised that our order had been added to the lady before me. I had no idea but was happy they picked up on the mistake and didn't trouble me that I payed by card and simply gave me the difference in cash. If you are visiting The Hunter Valley this is an absolute must! You won't be disappointed.

It's dessert heaven! If you like sweet desserts and even sweeter desserts this is a must try!…read morePlenty to choose from,in fact too many! This place will leave you in a sugar coma! Just be sure to bring your wallet though it's not cheap!