Great if you are in the Barossa area and fancy a pit stop to admire some animals and sample some…read morefine local foods. There's a wide selection of chutneys, sauces and spreads to try here it's a delight for the palate ;) Their onsite cafe is worth trying too. You can order a number of lunch options and even get a bread basket to sample a pot of pate too. I tried the pate with a cumin spice to it and it really was tasty! Oh and not forgetting they do a mean hot chocolate too. The bird farm is near the car park it houses a selection of beautiful birds including a beautiful peacock.

For an end to a date weekend n the Barrossa this place has excellent produce, good price structure…read moreand pleasant staff. We've returned and loved it again. And so will you!

If you're ever in Adelaide, Australia, a wine tour in the Barossa Valley is a MUST. My second…read morewinery stop was at JACOB'S CREEK, which is where you can find this beautiful casual fine dining inside. I did some wine tasting first, bought a bottle of their famous LE PETIT ROSÉ (dry &crisp rose), and found a seat at their restaurant. It was quite empty on a rainy Tuesday but the service did not disappoint. Their dishes are quite petite and $$$. It's recommended one person order 2-3 dishes to share family style. It took a while for the food to come out. About 15-20 minutes, but once I dug my fork and knife in, it was well worth it. The chef even gave us a free potato dish that really filled our party of 3 up. Not sure what the occasion was... maybe to accommodate for the longer wait? The PUMPKIN GNOCCHI & CHARBROILED CRISPY PORK were my favorites. But you can't really go wrong with any of them.

Only giving this two stars because we had a very ordinary experience tonight. I'm sure it's not…read moretypical and we have eaten here before and although loud has been enjoyable. We didnt have s booking so they sat us on a random table in the walkway with none of the table settings or cutlery etc, later they moved us to a nicer table. The staff were lovely and friendly (one of the reasons they get two stars) I was a bit disappointed that of the two soups of the day neither were vegetarian. So I opted for the one vegetarian main meal of lentil patty. Hubby of course had the chicken schnitzel. Now, we could not talk to each other and the baby was going nuts because it was just so loud in there. When our food did come my blood pressure was so high from all the noise I gulped it down! We were forgotten about and given no bread with our meals which was a real dampener and hubby's schnitzel came with a free hair. Good points - Friendly staff Food was worth what you pay Bad points - No bread NOISE!!!! Hair in food Terrible car park Vegetarian options limited ESP if gluten free. Had we been able to relax and enjoy the meal it probably wasn't so bad as it was I barely tasted it because I had to take the baby out of there.

When ever we are in town we visit her. They do a fantastic bruschetta, and great vegetarian pastas…read more The place is clean, not cramped. They have both tables and booths. Deffinitely a family fave.

We went there as a group for Sunday lunch and I had high hope as it is in the Barossa Valley which…read morehas progressed so much in their food culture in the last 30 years. There is a wine tasting and visitor's centre in front of the dining room, and a private art gallery/museum at the back. I don't think the Chateau makes their own wine as there is a large range of Barossa wines for tasting and selling there. The visitor's centre sells a lot of souvenirs but not necessary made locally or by local craftsmen. The art gallery/museum shows a mish mesh of what the original Chateau owner collected 2 centuries ago. There was crystals, tables and chairs, paintings, dinner sets, vases, clockes etc. There was 2 big tour groups, including ours, on Sunday. The meal was basic, chicken salad with frittata, with bread and roasted potatoes. For the vegetarian in our group, they replaced the chicken with an extra piece of frittata. I definitely tasted much better lunch than what we had there.

My partner and I done the morning tea and lunch tour. It was amazing, the tour of the antiques were…read morebeyond amazing and the food was terrific. The wines were lovely and the gift shop was splendid. The young lady who served our wine tastings was lovely and the young man who showed us through the antiques was amazing. All round great service and a fantastic place to visit.

I quite liked this little cafe in Tanunda. I probably should be at all surprised that such cafes…read moreare appearing around the place, particularly in tourist towns like Tanunda. Actually, it is probably a bit more of a bakery, but there seemed to be quite a few options available, though of course I ended up only having a pot of tea. The other thing was that there was also quite a nice garden out the back where you can enjoy a nice day, of which there are a few.

I've been here for a few times for business meetings. Nice coffee and the food was well prepared,…read moregenerous and tasty. The place is clean and tidy and staff are friendly. Nothing so amazing that it's worth driving from Adelaide for, but a good lunch spot that I'd visit more if I was a local. You can do a lot worse in Tanunda.

Incredible restaurant, went here for lunch and had the chicken with roast potatoes, bacon and…read morecucumber in cream and it was an exquisite part of Barossa Settler cuisine. The scenery is magnificent and the place is very relaxed. Staff are excellent and attentive and the restaurant is very decorative. Would definitely recommend for anyone.

food wasn't good I got a pasta and it fell very bland the steaks were good but the service fell…read moreshort

the best! been there twice, great full menu and on Wednesday night they do schnitzel and pasta, I…read morewill have pasta next time but the schnitzels are absolutely incredible and probably the best quality schnitzel I have had, Wednesday night 20$ and it's awesome. Best to book though

I love these cafes that set themselves up in historic buildings. Well, I'm not entirely sure if you…read morecould call a blacksmith an historic building, but it certainly looks pretty historic to me. However, it is once you go inside that this place shines. The set up in here is nothing short of gorgeous, with lots of antique furniture, and a couple of rooms that you can claim for yourself. They even to a pretty decent pot of tea, as well as some nibbles in case you are hungry. It's pretty cool.