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SHOP • TASTE • UNWIND • EXPLORE • CELEBRATE • STAY • ADVENTURE • STAY • CELEBRATE • EXPLORE • UNWIND • TASTE • SHOP 2018 GUIDE & MAP MAP & GUIDE VISITOR VISITOR TASTE W3 BEAUTY CULTURE CO C FIGBIRD CAFE & DELI B SILOS ESTATE SOUTH ON ALBANY B THE TREAT FACTORY K2 Boutique skin clinic providing all traditional and advanced skin and Celebrating artisan foods & drinks Silos Estate offers a truley unique experience. Whether you ahve Serving modern European dishes Hundreds of hand-crafted jams, body treatments including #1 Treatment Dermalux LED Therapy, from Europe and Australia. 7 days come to relax in a cottage overlooking our vineyards, sample showcasing fresh seasonal local condiments, confectionary and RF Non Surgical, Advanced Collagen Induction Therapy, Dermapen a week 8am-4.30pm & Dinners; our wines, view the alpaca farm, attend a wedding or select produce & regional wines. Enjoy chocolates available at The III, Facial Contouring, Cellulite Therapy, Laser Hair Removal, Brow Wednesday through to Saturday. from the fromagerie - at Silos Estate you can do it all. the best of the South Coast. Treat Factory. Made on-site, SOUTH COAST NSW COAST SOUTH Microblading, Eyelash Grafting. 6pm to 10pm. BYO. No corkage Winery open 7 days. Lunch Sat & Sun. Dinner Wed to Sat. buy direct from the producer. BERRY Shop 12, 16 Alexandra St, Berry Shop 4, 58 Albert Street, Berry B640 Princes Highway, Berry Shop 3, 65 Queen Street, Berry Unit 6, Old Creamery Lane, Berry 02 4464 1366 02 4464 2283 02 4448 6082 02 4464 2005 02 4464 1112 www.beautycultureco.com.au www.figbirdcafe.com.au www.silosestate.com www.southonalbany.com.au www.treatfactory.com.au SHOP K2 E F C C THE DAIRY BAR SAVANNAH CAFE & BAR CROOKED RIVER WINES W2 BERRY SOURDOUGH CAFE MILKWOOD BAKERY NOURISH KITCHEN + LIFESTYLE Enjoy ice-cream, milkshakes Now offering fresh seafood! Buy Known for its celebrated classics as much as its innovative A classic favourite destination We are open every day in the If cooking is your thing then and sundaes made on site from all your favourite South African blends, Crooked River Wines is always creating. Our passion for in Berry, open for breakfast, heart of Berry. Bakery and come play in our playground. South Coast Dairy milk. Coffee, meals & treats here. Take your winemaking creates a special energy during days amongst the lunch, coffee and cakes in a cafe serving the finest healthy Exclusive kitchenware, cookware, barn like atmosphere. Open foods and drinks all made on light meals, snacks and local taste buds on a safari. vines. An ideal venue for your wedding or special event. the premises. Open 7 days, gourmet food & coffee. cheeses available to purchase. Wed - Sun. 8am - 3pm Shop 5 Stan Burt Arcade, 6am - 6pm WWW.BERRY.ORG.AU The Treat Factory 94-96 Queen Street, Berry 11 Willowvale Road, Gerringong 23 Prince Alfred St, Berry Shop 2 & 3, 109 Queen St, Berry Shop 3, 68 Albert St, Berry Unit 6, Old Creamery Lane, Berry 02 4464 3880 02 4234 0975 02 4464 1617 02 4464 3033 02 4464 2520 02 4464 1112 www.savannahcafeandbar.com www.crookedriverwines.com www.berrysourdoughcafe.com.au www.berrysourdoughcafe.com.au www.nourishkitchen.com.au BERRY QUILT & CO C THE BEAD BAR OF BERRY E THE PICNIC SHED F NATURE LODGE OPTICS E JUSTIN LILL WINES E FESTIVE TREASURES E Visit our friendly patchwork A gorgeous, cosy trove of bespoke jewellery pieces made here A collection of beautiful The sunglasses & binocular experts, Berry Bottleshop is an uplifting shopping experience. So good Immerse yourself in a carefully & quilting boutique. We run in Berry, accessories and homewares...exquisite delights for you lifestyle goods and homewares stockists of Ray-Ban, Oakley, Maui we've been mentioned in the Good Food Guide. Be amazed selected collection of gifts and Find the perfect regular classes and stock the and your home! Globally sourced array of loose beads, evolved in a cosy little shed. Jim, Prada, Serengeti, Jimmy Choo, by the large quality eclectic range of liquor and personal old decorations for celebrating life’s precious moments with very best in fabric, patterns, from our original store at The Rocks. Inspire your creative Open Wed - Sun. 9am - 4pm Burberry, Swarovski, Zeiss, Steiner, fashioned service, a must when you visit Berry. family and friends. notions and supplies. genius today! Open 7 days Canon, Pentax & Bushnell. Shop 4 Stan Burt Arcade, place to escape Shop 5, 66 Albert St, Berry 94 Queen St, Berry 23 Prince Alfred St, Berry Shop 2, 108 Queen St, Berry 112a Queen Street, Berry 94-96 Queen Street, Berry 02 4464 3387 02 4464 2798 02 4464 1043 0415 516 616 02 4464 1052 02 4464 1416 www.berryquiltandco.com.au www.facebook.com/thebeadbar www.thepicnicshed.com.au www.naturelodgeoptics.com.au www.justinlillwines.com.au www.festivetreasures.com.au STAY IT’S BERRY NECESSARY C BERRY SHOES B GOLDFISH TOY SHOP B ASHWORTH HOUSE 11 RAINTREE B&B 7 BACK 2 EARTH 1 BELVOIR PAVILIONS 13 We have 2 shops, ladies Stylish & Comfortable ladies Smile this is a happy shop... Ashworth House is perfectly An exclusive bed and An organic B&B, farm stay, animal A beautiful country style retreat fashion & accessories, and shoes. Large range of CROCS Australias best toyshop full of positioned in the stunning breakfast,in a protected sanctuary and health retreat set in 2.5 acres of manicured next door we have toys, for all the family. unique and traditional wooden dairy farming area between natural rainforest. Raintree’s offering accommodation, massage, gardens available for full rental games, puzzles, books, novelty, & educational toys. Shop online. Berry and Seven Mile Beach abundance of natural beauty day visits, psychotherapy, raw plant- or individual rooms. collectables and more. national park. satisfies the discerning guest. based cuisine and workshops. Shop 70 Albert Street, Berry Shop 2, 58 Albert Street, Berry Shop 3, 58 Albert St, Berry 50 Ashworth Place, Berry 160 Red Cedar Lane, Meroo Meadow 60 Borrowdale Close, Berry 79 Fletchers Lane, Meroo Meadow 02 4464 3177 (fashion) 02 4464 2126 (02) 4464 3332 0432 447 951 0438 241 150 0420 966 551 or 0423 022 198 0413 744 905 www.berrygetaways.com.au 02 4464 3515 (gifts) facebook.com/BerryShoesAccessories www.goldfishtoyshop.com.au www.ashworthhouseberry.com.au www.raintreebnb.com.au www.back2earth.net.au www.belvoirpavilionsberry.com Restaurants Food & Wine Tours C Raspberry Kids Florists & Garden Centres B C Haven & Space 12 Back Forest Retreat W1 Bishops Bigfoot Adventures Catering Lawrence Harrison Financial Services 82 Bridge Road, Nowra 02 4421 8666 TASTE D Berry Village Boutique Motel & A Berry Double Deckers Shop 2, 113 Queen Street, Berry C Shady Fig Berry Cnrs. Alexandra & Albert Street, 38 Back Forest Road, Back Forest Coolangatta Estate, 1335 Bolong Rd, A Class Catering Pavilion Restaurant 49 Queen Street, Berry 0403 272 543 02 4464 2222 Shop 2, 62 Albert Street, Berry 02 4464 2444 Berry 02 4464 2554 02 4422 4166 Shoalhaven Heads 0428 244 229 Barrack Point 0411 114 912 C WorkLife Berry Cafes 72-76 Queen Street, Berry Foodscape Tours Antiques & Collectables E The Rose Tree Garden Centre C Maison & More 13 Belvoir Pavilions I Flavours of the Valley [email protected] 1/70 Albert Street, Berry 0413 202 425 B 02 4464 3570 Kangaroo Valley www.berryworklife.com.au Berry Donut Van Berry 0402 826 238 E Broughton Antiques & Open 2018 - 102 Queen Street, Berry 97-99 Queen Street, Berry 02 4464 2177 79 Fletchers Lane, Meroo Meadow Duck Duck Goose Catering 73 Queen Street, Berry 0423 319 413 W1 Coolangatta Estate [email protected] Collectables Food & Drink B Moss Nest www.belvoirpavilionsberry.com www.flavoursofthevalley.com.au 02 4422 6168 Architecture, Building & Interiors F 1335 Bolong Road, Coolangatta 14 www.duckduckgoosecatering.com.au Berry Sourdough Cafe & Bakery Luxe South Coast Shop 2, 118 Queen Street, Berry C Berry Butchery 69 Queen Street, Berry 02 4464 220 Berry Beach Holiday Cottage Foodscape Tours Design Build Interiors 02 4448 7131 23 Prince Alfred Street, Berry Berry 0414 753 767 02 4464 1036 129 Queen Street, Berry 02 4464 1063 C Shady Fig Berry 10 Coolaroo Place, Berry Berry 0402 826 238 Garnish Creative Catering Berry www.dbibuilding.com.au 02 4464 1617 B Hungry Duck 02 4464 1793 [email protected] Berry 0432 559 078 [email protected] Fashion & Jewellery C Berry IGA Plus Liquor Shop 2, 62 Albert Street, Berry 02 4464 2444 Preston & Sons Construction C Bookshop Cafe Berry 85 Queen Street, Berry 02 4464 2323 E 15 Berry on Queen Jervis Bay Wild www.garnishcatering.com.au 1 Rectory Park Way, Kangaroo Valley Shoalhaven Shuttle Tours C 123 Queen Street, Berry 02 4464 1239 The Bead Bar of Berry 103 Queen Street, Berry 02 4464 1920 C LEAF in Berry Archbury His & Her Style 19 Queen Street, Berry 0402 969 239 Owen Street, Huskisson B Charters Nowra C Flavours Shoalhaven 94 Queen Street, Berry 02 4464 2798 Salmon & Co Eatery 02 4465 1331 B 137 Queen Street, Berry 02 4464 3898 Shop 3 & 4, 66 Albert Street, Berry 16 www.jervisbaywild.com.au Figbird Cafe & Deli 02 4422 5006 113 Queen St, Berry 0418 262 571 F The Picnic Shed Branwen’s Retreat 71 Queen Street, Berry LocalArchitect South Coast W3 02 4464 3656 Shop 2, 58 Albert Street, Berry Silos Restaurant [email protected] E 23 Prince Alfred Street, Berry 961c Bolong Road, Coolangatta Luxe South Coast www.salmonandco.com.au Berry www.localarchitect.com.au C Bamboozle Justin Lill Wines 02 4464 2283 B640 Princes Highway, Berry 0447 773 894 02 4448 8023 Berry 0414 753 767 Smithy & Chef Cooking Classes Shop 2, 66 Albert Street,
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