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.

Nosh was yummy yummy yummy. Despite tucking into gourmet platters at wineries for the most part of…read morethe weekend it was so lovely to have a delicious home style brunch from Nosh in Tanunda. The produce is absolutely delicious and of the highest quality meaning a simply egg and bacon sandwich is a taste sensation. My partner opted for the salmon and hollandaise and was very satisfied with the meal. His only comment was that it could have done with a bit of salt, or capers to compliment the salmon. The coffee was fantastic and the smoothie fresh and delish! We tried a couple of places on Murray St and Nosh will be where we go to again. (Just quietly I rate it over Cafe Pod and the staff are way friendlier!)

On our recent day trip to the Barossa, we consulted Yelp for a suitable brunch location in Tanunda…read moreand Nosh came up a winner. Easily findable in the main street with a park scored right out the front, we entered the former rolling mill building and exclaimed over the cute and cosy rooms before coming through into the gorgeously rustic main café area, which feels like a Pinterest board come to life. Everywhere you look is a quirky, reclaimed piece of décor - from the fixed gear bikes hanging from the high ceilings, the stepped shelves made from stacks of books, the china plates stuck to a piece of old door as wall art, the old step ladder converted into a shelving unit and more. Everything from the tables, chairs to the crockery and cutlery is gloriously mismatched in a range of kitsch delights including vintage floral china, bone-handled knives and cute cups. We each ordered a breakfast containing wholemeal toast, scrambled eggs, bacon and rocket with tomato chutney - mine without mushrooms. The eggs were fluffy, the local bacon was deliciously tasty as only country-killed meat can be and the chutney was divine. Seriously, if there were jars available for sale at the counter, I'd have bought one. Perhaps a sideline marketing venture for the owners if they read this? This appears to be a popular place and for good reason. Clearly a lot of care has gone into making this a top notch eatery with the quality of ingredients and care taken in presentation. We peeked into the other areas on our way out and each space was pleasant and inviting. There was even a children's play area cleverly fitted into a secure closed-off area to ensure the newly mobile little ones are entertained and contained without bolting out into the street or into the way of other customers with a nice seating area for the adults to supervise and eat at the same time. I look forward to returning to the Barossa soon and will find it hard to go past Nosh when I do.

Great experience on Friday. Recommended to several of my friends wineries in the area…read more Went back Sunday morning, very rude female manager !!! What a shame .

Great coffee and tasty food which is delived with passion.One of the best in the Barossa.Small but…read moremuch of the traffic is locals who are discerning.They take their coffee and go. The breakfast is delicious especially the avocado on toast with poached eggsand finished with lemon oil.Many seasonal dished made from customers gardens.Great spot for a catch up but seating is limited.Great young waiting staff well trained and interested in the customer

These hidden coffee shops can actually be rather cool. This is sort of one of those places that…read morehappens to be tucked away behind the shops of the main shopping strip in Tanunda, and can be a little tricky to find, that is if you don't notice the signs pointing to it. Anyway, as I mentioned, it happens to be pretty cool. It has a nice atmosphere, and while it is sort of outside, it is also undercover. Oh, and they make some decent coffee as well, which is probably what counts.

What an absolute hidden gem! This cute and friendly little cafe is hidden away behind the Priceline…read morein the Main Street of Tanunda (accessible via the automatic doors at the back of the store). It offering a range of coffees, teas, bottles drinks and fresh juices (and I mean FRESH- you can see them taking the fruit out of the front display cabinet!). The food is generously portioned, delicious and fresh. A copy of the daily paper is available for customers and Breakfast is served until 3pm, making it the perfect stop to pop into on the weekend. Fries can be added to any meal for an additional charge of $4. Highly recommend- this little cafe is the perfect oasis during your weekend shopping or to catch up with a friend anytime! Give it a go!

I wasn't sure about this place. It looks pretty average just walking past. It is one of the best,…read moreyummiest full cooked breakfasts I've ever had. The service is friendly and efficient. Give it a try when you're next in the Barossa. Don't be fooled by the simple set up, the breakfast is as good as it promises to be. That's no mean feat in South Australia where average is the norm.

Coffee ok, but VERY slow! Got our food and ate it before our coffee even arrived! No apologies or…read moreanything. We ended up finishing our food and asking for the coffee in a take away because it still had not arrived.... and no, it wasn't busy

Great service. I am very satisfied for this service fast and super. I like…read more Great service. I am very satisfied for this service fast and super. I like.

Eclectic and tasty. Awesome vegan options, including vegan flatbread, vegan open faced sandwich,…read morevegan sweet potato burger, vegan breakfast plate, vegan desserts, and vegan pie (Aussie pie). So many amazing flavors in each dish. You won't leave hungry!

My husband and I rocked up to Jacobs Creek for lunch without a reservation on a hot and rainy day…read moreduring the week. We noticed over 100 solar panels on our way in and rain water in use in the bathrooms. It was refreshing to note big business attempting to reduce their footprint. The restaurant has a lovely view of an enormous gum tree which i imagine looks breath-taking lit up at night. Lunch was rack of lamb with ratatoullie, polenta and olive tapenade. We ordered green beans and pumpkin and fetta as side dishes all washed down with a glass of the reserve merlot. Lunch did not disappoint, it was absolutely delicious. The lamb was perfectly cooked medium-rare and the wine and vegetables were complimentary. The service was swift and friendly. Our water glasses were never empty. After lunch we wandered through the garden and down to the creek. Their use of local natives has inspired us for our own garden at home. I would recommend Jacobs Creek restaurant to those who wish to indulge themselves a little. Our only regret is that we didn't have any room left for dessert!

When you're cruising through Barossa Valley, be sure to stop by Jacob Creek's Visitor Centre and…read moresample their formal wine tasting sessions or casual wine tasting and sample their local produce in their restaurant. It may not carry the premium wines on board but they do make a light and sweet Moscato and a fairly good Sauvignon Blanc that will go well with fish or brunch. We stopped year when we were sampling various cellar doors in Barossa and upon taking our drink to the outside verandah, we were absolutely blown away by the spectacular views of the vineyards, large shady gum trees and rolling hills dotted with trees. Relax by the numerous barrell type tables and with soothing music playing in the background, I thought I had found the perfect haven to write my book. One thing that striked me about the centre is their kids corner. A dedicated area with toys, books and kids furniture, parents can sample wines whilst minding their kids from the corner of their eyes. Perfect in all sense. A must visit for interstate and international guests.

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.

Friendly staff, great coffee!! I just popped in here for a…read morecoffee around lunch time...once I was inside and saw the delicious things in the display, I couldn't resist and decided to stay for lunch. There were many things to choose from, but in the end I decided on one of the rolls. It was fresh, tasty and I will definitely be back. Great little spot...they also have some yummy goodies to take home!!

Blond Coffee & Store is situated on the Main Street of Angaston, the building is very spacious,…read morewith a glass frontage which gives you a good view inside the cafe. Original wooden floors, and a range of wooden tables and chairs, are complimented by two red leather sofas. The colour scheme is predominately dark brown and cream, with one stunning striped feature wall, and another dark brown wall with a range of antique style mirrors reflecting the interior, including shelves with a colourful array of merchandise for sale. We enjoyed a well made Rio brand coffee, the staff were friendly and obliging. The food options looked tempting, fresh from the kitchen, and complimentary papers and magazines, completed a relaxing enoyable break.

Great food and location the steak and wine is a one. The staff give great customer service.read more

Tried out this place for an impromptu lunch during a day trip to Barossa…read more We tried out the wood-fired pizza, as this appeared to be one of their selling points. It was just okay but I can't say it was particularly flavoursome. I felt like the crust was ready made, off premises. We only had an entree and didn't have any mains. Perhaps these are better for showing off their strengths. Service was friendly. There are plenty of dining options available in Barossa. I wouldn't opt for their pizzas here but perhaps their mains are worth trying out.