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Shopping & Dining Young Hilltops Region The Australian Hotel Zouch 222 Boorowa St, Young 26 Zouch St, Young (next to KFC) Ph. 6382 5544 Ph.6382 2775 Still an old country pub - refurbished! This restaurant has a fine reputation and it Live entertainment on Friday and Saturday is easy to see why!! nights. 8 Beers on Tap. TAB facilities. Very good consistent food. Pokie and Gaming room. Stylish, clean lines with a country atmosphere. Drive - Thru Bottle Shop. Innovative Mediterranean inspired Bistro - Lunch - Tuesday through to Sunday. with a modern touch. Shopping & Dining Dinner - Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Functions catered for and gourmet takeaway. Accommodation - completely renovated Alfresco dining. Fully Licensed featuring local wines. and revamped for a new, fresh finish. Featured in Sydney Morning Herald‚ Good Food Guide 2003, Young 2004 and Winner of Regional Awards for Excellence 2003 - Modern Australian Restaurant. The Terracotta Restaurant Lunch - 6 days except Tuesday. Hilltops Region 319 Albury St, Murrumburrah (Harden) Dinner - Thursday to Saturday, Ph. 6386 2730 bookings advised. Lunch - Dinner - Coffee Fresh, local seasonal produce is used to make this menu innovative, including Grove Estate Wines the tried and true ‘old favourites’. Boorowa (Murringo) Rd, Young Situated in the old ‘Bank of New South Wales’ Ph. 6382 6999 this beautiful building creates a warm Grove Estate Wines is situated only three and cosy feel with bar and open fire-places. kilometers from Young out along the Murringo Rd. Open Dinner - Thursday to Saturday from 6pm. The circa 1930‚s original pickers hut, Lunch - Friday, Saturday and Sunday which I now the Cellar Door outlet overlooks the from 12noon - 2.30pm (November to April). expansive vineyard. Fully Licensed. The Cellar Door is open for tastings and sales every weekend between 10am and 5pm. For sales and tastings during the week Young Services Club please phone 6382 6999. Cloete St, Young Ph. 6382 1944 www.youngserviceclub.com.au Lindsays Woodonga Hill Winery Quality meals at reasonable prices. Olympic Highway North, Young Great atmosphere. Children welcome. (11 klms from Young) Function rooms. Ph. 6382 2972 Skychannel, TAB and Keno. Makers of handcrafted wines. Open 7 days from 9am. Pioneer winemakers in the Young and Cowra districts. Coffee Lounge - Light snacks. 20 plus years of producing medal winning wines Open 7 days. from locally grown grapes. Bistro - Lunch and Dinner. Take the opportunity to talk directly to the winemakers. ® Open 7 days, Enjoy tasting up to 10 medal winning wines. 12noon - 2pm, 6pm - 9pm. Open 7 days from 9am - 5pm. Doves Restaurant Fine Dining - A la carte. Open 6 days from 6.30pm. Young Federation Motor Inn Four and a half star luxury, Ronans Publishing © 30 rooms, within walking distance Robin Cox Ph 0417 688 962 PO Box 421, Ulladulla 2539 Ph 4455 6728 Fax 4455 3490 of shopping and dining. [email protected] 2006-2007 Pool area. 3rd Edition Annie B’s Full House Powderly’s Lighting & Giftware The Loft 102 Boorowa St, Young 1 Lovell Place, Lovell St, Young 144 Boorawa St, Young Ph. 6382 5970 Ph. 6382 5854 Ph. 6382 1533 This homeware store has a wonderful This homeware shop has a French Classic lines including labels; array of pieces to make your house a home. Provincial feel with a touch of country. Black Pepper, Slade and Woolaby. Kitchenware, collectables, local Some pieces are quirky, others elegant Ladies wear with focus on lifestyle produce and elegant and quirky gifts. and many more practical, from throws including stunning accessories. Gift vouchers, laybys, and gift wrapping. through to ‘nic nacs’. Wonderful Open 6 days. Open 7 days, Monday to Friday - 9am - 5.30, giftware including Occitane Body Care. Saturday 9am-2pm, Sunday 10am-12 noon. Designer lighting to suit all your needs. Open Monday to Friday and Saturday morning. J.D.’s Jam Factory Grenfell Rd, 2kms Nth. Young Ph. 6382 4060 Donges Supa IGA Stewart’s Jewellers - Your Showcase Jeweller [email protected] 159 Boorowa St, Young 154-156 Boorowa St, Young www.jdsjamfactory.com.au Ph. 6382 2443 Ph. 6382 2073 For an experience not to be missed. Locally owned and operated. This traditional jewellery store is renowned The home of mouth-watering Young Maid jams, Great staff with friendly, helpful for friendly service. Fine gold and silver jewellery, sauces, pickles, chutneys. service. Fresh fruit and vegies, watches, clocks and quality giftware. Fresh cherry pies made daily. Souvenir and gift shop. quality meat and delicatessen. Australian made china and gifts a specialty - Crystal, Café - Breakfast - Lunch - Morning and Afternoon tea. Bottle Shop - Fine Australian wines including glassware, silver, pewter and leathergoods. Gluten free menu available. Great views and atmosphere. locally grown quality wines, Watch, clock and jewellery repairs. Engraving, Functions welcome. Fully Licensed. variety of beers and mixed drinks. free gift wrapping. Gifts for your someone special. Coaches welcome. Party needs catered for. Open Monday to Friday and Saturday morning. Open 7 days, 8am - 6pm. All major credit cards. Eftpos accepted. Open 7 days. The Base Warehouse The Country Providore Shops 1 & 2, 200 Boorowa St, Young 143 Boorowa St, Young Jollyroger Ph. 6382 6117 Ph/Fax. 6382 7255 Shop 7, Mill Court, Young Locally owned and operated - this store is [email protected] Ph. 6382 3029 unique in providing quality products at very This licensed food store provides the best An abundance of vibrant coloured reasonable prices. A large range of homewares of local produce and wine has a range of fresh clothes for all ages,from size 8-18. including Manchester, caneware, prints, cosmetic take-home meals for those on the run. The most comprehensive range of and beauty products, party supplies and Food Solutions is what The Country Providore Surfwear and women‚s fashion in Young. great childrens toys. Helpful advice and service. aims to supply its customers - an all-in-one package Carrying over 35 labels including Billabong, Open 6 days. comprising a licensed café, coffee, meals, juices, Quicksilver, Ripcurl and Rusty alongside fashion function venue and catering for private and labels Veronika Maine, Charlie Brown, corporate functions using only the best of local produce. Jump, George, Yarra Trail, Table Eight The Wool Room Country Store We look forward to seeing you at the Country Providore. 196 Boorowa St, Young and Howard Showers. Quirky bags, hats, Open Monday - Saturday. Ph. 6382 6665 Fax. 6382 6344 wallets, jewellery and accessories. [email protected] Open 6 days. Superb knitwear for men and women, The Mill Sandwiches denimwool jeans (rigid and stretch) Shop 11, Mill Court, in great colours. Soft singlets, stunning Boorowa St, Young Nouvelle Beauty Care shawls and scarves, beautiful baby wraps Ph. 6382 4484 Shop 5, Mill Court, Lynch St, Young and more. Fantastic range of knitting Sandwiches, wraps, foccascias, a complete range Ph. 6382 3700 yarns and patterns to inspire! of salads using fresh, local produce. Freshly cooked chicken Professional and caring Beauty Therapists It‚s more than just a store; and beef. Great gourmet filled potatoes. specialising in all your facial and body treatments, a unique place to explore! Free gift-wrap. Very good coffee. Fast, friendly service for people using Ella Bache Products and Biguine Make up. Mail order available. on the run. Take-away or sit down. Open 6 days, Monday to Saturday. Open Monday to Friday and Saturday mornings. Open 6 days..
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