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River Tastes 3 4 32 23 24 25 26 27 28 8 29 30 31 9 10 5 6 7 13 12 11 1 2 18 14 15 16 17 22 21 19 20 visit www.rivertime.com.au/rivertastes for an online version of this map. 1 9 17 25 THE BLANCHETOWN HOTEL BANROCK STATION WINE & WETLAND CENTRE BERRI HOTEL MALLEE ESTATES WINES & ELENIS GREEK RESTAURANT The Blanchetown Hotel is one of the oldest pubs in the Riverland, with The unique Wine and Wetland Centre overlooks vineyards and The Berri Hotel offers visitors the chance to unwind with superb Award-winning, hand-crafted wines married perfectly with authentic a history dating back past the official opening in 1858. With stunning wetlands and is perfect for enjoying outstanding wine, food and nature accommodation options and a meal and drink in their popular bistro Greek cuisine make this winery and attached Greek taverna-style picturesque views overlooking the Murray River, why not relax and take experiences in one location. overlooking the river. restaurant a favourite with Riverland locals. it in while enjoying our beautiful food, wine or an ice-cold beer. Holmes Rd, Kingston on Murray | Ph 8583 0299 Riverview Drive, Berri | Ph 8582 1411 20055 Renmark Ave, Renmark | Ph 8595 1099 1 Egerton Street, Blanchetown | Ph 8540 5017 www.banrockstation.com.au www.berrihotel.com.au www.malleeestate.com.au www.blanchetownhotel.com.au Monday to Friday 9.00am - 4.00pm Open every day 7.00am until late Elenis: Wednesday to Sunday 12.00pm - 2.00pm Sunday to Thursday 11.00am – 9.00pm Weekends and public holidays 9.00am - 5.00pm Dinner Thursday to Saturday from 6.00pm Friday & Saturday 11.00am - Late 18 Cellar Door 7 days a week 10.30am - 5.00pm 10 LOCKY’S PLACE 2 FLAVOURS OF THE RIVERLAND Locky’s Place in the former Moorook and District Club is a quirky eatery 26 BURK SALTER WINES The home of Backyard Bread tasting café and regional gourmet foods with a great family-friendly atmosphere. ARROSTO COFFEE Founded in 2002, Burk Salter features cellar door views across the welcomes visitors with fresh bread, light lunches, tasting platters, and 624 Kingston Rd, Moorook | Ph 0472 688 012 The Riverland’s own multi- award winning boutique coffee roaster vineyard to the river, plus accommodation and wetland tours in their delicious coffee and cake. www.facebook.com/Lockys-Place-447642255615225 cellar door is now open 7 days. Based in the old Renmark Fire Station, 1927 Chevrolet truck. 17302 Sturt Hwy, Barmera | Ph 8588 2159 Thursday 4.00pm - 8.00pm this local roaster and café produces award-winning coffee named 72 Paisley Rd, Blanchetown | Ph 8540 5023 www.backyardbread.com.au Friday & Saturday 4.00pm – Midnight around fire themes, including Ladder 59 and Engine 152. www.burksalterwines.com.au Thursday to Monday 10.00am - 4.00pm Sunday 12.00pm - 5.00pm 152 18th St, Renmark | Ph 0418 850 157 Saturday and Sunday 11.00am - 4.30pm www.arrostocoffee.com.au Public holidays 11.00am - 4.30pm or by prior arrangement Monday to Friday 7.00am - 4.00pm 11 19 BELLA LAVENDER ESTATE HERE’S YOUR BEER BURGER BAR Saturday 7.00am - 3.00pm Sunday 8.00am - 3.00pm 3 Relax with a wood oven pizza, lavender scones with jam and cream, A restored shed restaurant oozing a cool hipster vibe and offering an TERMINUS HOTEL MORGAN great coffee, mini golf for the kids, and beautiful home-made lavender eclectic mix of burgers and sides washed down with local brews and The Terminus Hotel Morgan offers motel style accommodation just a products. wines. 27 short stroll to the playground and Murray River riverbank. Lunch and 19 Dalziel Rd, Glossop | Ph 8583 1184 Lot 2, Mill Rd, Loxton | Ph 0472 688 012 ALMONDCO ALMOND HUT dinner is served in the dining room seven days a week and the menu www.bellalavender.com.au www.facebook.com/heresyourbeer Drop in and choose from more than 100 almond products from the includes stone grill as well as the old pub favourites. The hotel always Wednesday to Saturday 10.00am - 8.00pm Wednesday - Thursday 5.00pm - 10.00pm Almond Hut: the retail outlet of Australia’s largest modern almond welcomes families and offers a complimentary vegetable and salad bar Sunday & Monday 10.00am - 4.00pm Friday 11.00am - Midnight processing plant. on Friday and Saturdays. Saturday 5.00pm - Midnight 19895 Sturt Hwy, Renmark | Ph 8586 8800 15 Railway Terrace, Morgan | Ph 8540 2006 Sunday 11.00am - 8.00pm www.almondco.com.au 12 www.facebook.com/TerminusHotelMorgan 919 WINES Monday to Thursday 8.30am - 4.30pm Open 7 days a week 11.00am - Late A small, award-winning winery, specialising in high-quality certified 20 Friday 8.00am - 4.00pm organic and biodynamic wine from non-traditional varieties plus LOXTON HOTEL 4 fortified wines. Historic Loxton Hotel offers a mix of stay options and serves innovative 28 CAUDO VINEYARD 39 Hodges Rd, Glossop | Ph 0408 855 272 restaurant-quality seasonal dishes from fresh local ingredients with ANGUS & CO. RENMARK Situated on a picturesque bend in Cadell, this winery with a hipster www.919wines.com.au local wines and beers. Play 18 holes then treat yourself to an incredible steak and glass of vibe is renowned for its sangria and outdoor booths metres from the Wednesday to Sunday & public holidays 10.00am - 5.00pm or by 45 East Terrace, Loxton | Ph 8584 7266 local wine at Angus & Co, located within the Renmark Golf Club river. appointment www.loxtonhotel.com.au complex overlooking the beautiful fairway. Hogwash Rd, Cadell | Ph 0418 715 661 Open every day 7.00am -Late Sturt Highway, Renmark | Ph 8586 8200 www.caudovineyard.com.au 13 www.angusandco.com.au Tuesday to Sunday 10.30am - 4.00pm BERRI ESTATES CELLAR DOOR 21 Open every day 12.00pm - 2.00pm & 6.00am - 8.00pm for meals. Calling ahead is advisable A majestic 75-year-old lemon-scented gum towers over the cellar door WHISTLING KITE WINES and greets visitors to Australia’s largest single operating winery and Founded to demonstrate the outstanding results possible through 29 5 distillery complex. biodynamic farming practices, Whistling Kite produces both traditional RENMARK HOTEL ILLALANGI Old Sturt Hwy, Glossop | Ph 8582 0340 and award-winning alternative wine varieties. The first community-owned hotel in the British Empire features a range Illalangi is a family owned and operated grower, producer, and www.berriestateswinery.com.au 73 Freundt Rd, New Residence | Ph 8584 9014 of accommodation options and the superb Nanya Bistro, beer garden, providore, selling the best of Riverland products and produce on the Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm www.whistlingkitewines.com.au boasting indoor and outdoor dining. Sturt Highway at Waikerie. Saturday 10.00am - 4.00pm Vineyard & Biodynamic Experience Centre open by appointment only. Murray Ave, Renmark SA 5341 | Ph 8586 6755 12915 Sturt Hwy, Waikerie | Ph 0427 419 037 www.renmarkhotel.com.au www.illalangi.myshopify.com 14 22 Open every day 7.00am until late Monday to Sunday 10.00am - 4.00pm SPROUTS CAFÉ SALENA ESTATE In the heart of Berri, Sprouts Cafe serve light lunches, morning and With a focus on sustainable organic viticulture and winemaking, Salena 30 6 afternoon tea, coffee and homemade drinks. The menu features Estate wines are guaranteed to be made with the same meticulous care RENMARK CLUB NIPPY’S Sprouts range of dressings and sauces. and attention to quality – no matter which variety, brand or price point Located on the river’s edge, the Renmark Club features great value Nippy’s fruit juices and flavoured milk have been part of the Riverland 28 Wilson St, Berri | Ph 8582 1228 they represent. Their winery is based between Berri and Loxton offering meals in the Club Café, local wines, Rivaz nightclub, alfresco decking, for more than 50 years and are available at their Waikerie packing shed www.sproutscafe.com.au sales and tastings of all the Salena Estate brands. and function centre. kiosk. Monday to Friday 8.30am - 4.00pm 837 Bookpurnong Road, Loxton | Ph 8584 1333 160 Murray Ave, Renmark | Ph 8586 6611 2 Ian Oliver Dr, Waikerie | Ph 8541 0600 Saturday 9.00am - 12.00pm www.salenaestate.com.au www.renmarkclub.com.au www.nippys.com.au Monday to Friday 9.00am – 4.00pm Open every day 9.00am until late Monday to Friday 8.00am - 4.00pm 15 RIVER JACKS CAFÉ 23 31 7 Overlooking the Murray River in Berri, family-owned River Jacks cafe ANGOVE FAMILY WINEMAKERS MURRAY RIVER QUEEN WAIKERIE HOTEL specialises in European cuisine utilising local and fresh ingredients Located in their 100-year-old winery, it’s a great place to sample Completely refurbished, the Queen features next-level accommodation, The Waikerie Hotel is popular with locals and features superb rustic from the Riverland. Angove’s ranges of wines and St. Agnes brandies and to source regional an unmatched Thai dining experience, plus a cellar door featuring local dining with local wines and beers in Oscar’s bistro and bar, plus 340 Riverview Drive, Berri | Ph 8582 4309 produce. wines, beers, ciders, coffee, desserts and pizzas. outstanding accommodation. www.facebook.com/riverjackscafe Bookmark Ave, Renmark | Ph 8580 3148 Main Town Wharf, Renmark | Ph 8541 4411 2 McCoy St, Waikerie | Ph 8541 2999 Tuesday to Friday 8.00am - 4.00pm www.angove.com.au www.murrayriverqueen.com.au www.waikeriehotel.com Saturday to Sunday 8.00am - 2.00pm Monday to Friday 9.00am - 5.00pm THAI RESTAURANT Open 7 days 10.00am- Late Saturday 10.00am - 4.00pm Wednesday to Sunday 12.00pm - 2.00pm and 5.30pm - 10.00pm 16 Sunday 10.00am - 3.00pm Cellar Door open 7 days 8 DOMINIC WINES THE OVERLAND CORNER HOTEL Established in 2005, Dominic Wines is a family winery based in Berri 24 32 Quench your thirst at the Historic Overland Corner Hotel, originally set with three distinctly different ranges - the Signature Series, Moon 23RD STREET DISTILLERY WILKADENE WOOLSHED BREWERY up as a watering hole for drovers and overlanders, situated along the Harvest and Basket Case.
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