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Eat+Drink Wagga Wagga+Surrounds Visitwagga.Com 1300 100 122 #Visitwagga EAT+DRINK WAGGA WAGGA+SURROUNDS VISITWAGGA.COM 1300 100 122 #VISITWAGGA RESTAURANTS Allure Restaurant Clancy’s Restaurant – Carriage One Morgan - Mercure - International Hotel House Motor Inn Wagga Wagga 2 Lake Albert Road Cnr Sturt Highway & Eunony Bridge cnr Morgan & Tarcutta Streets Breakfast daily, Dinner Mon - Sat 6pm to late Road Breakfast 6.30am - 10am, Ph. 02 6971 7007 Mon - Sat 6pm - 10pm Dinner 5pm - 9pm (except Sundays) Ph. 02 6922 7374 Ph. 02 6939 7200 Bolton Restaurant – Bolton on the Park Lakeview Restaurant - Wagga Roundabout Restaurant 59-63 Tarcutta Street Country Club – Best Western Charles Sturt Tue – Sat 6pm - 9pm Thurs and Fri 6.00pm - 9.00pm Motor Inn Ph. 02 6921 6222 Ph. 02 6922 6444 82 Tarcutta Street Breakfast Mon - Fri 6.30am - 9.30am, Cottontails Winery, Restaurant & Oakroom Kitchen & Bar – Sat - Sun 7.30am - 11am Function Centre Townhouse Hotel Dinner Mon - Sat from 6pm 562 Pattersons Road 70 Morgan Street Ph. 02 6923 4100 Lunch Thurs – Sun from 11:30am, Dinner Mon - Sat 5pm - 11pm Fri – Sat (Call to avoid disappointment) Ph. 02 6921 4337 Sala Restaurant - Mantra Pavilion Ph. 02 6928 4554 22 Kincaid Street Oliver’s Restaurant - Garden City Breakfast: 7am - 9:30am - Daily Motor Inn Lunch: Mon – Sat 11:30am - 2:30pm 2 Day Street Dinner: Mon – Sat 5:30pm - 9:30pm Opened from 6pm Mon – Thurs bookings Ph. 02 6921 6411 required Ph. 02 6921 3646 Birdhouse Bar & Kitchen Magpie’s Nest Royal Garden Restaurant 246 Baylis Street Pine Gully Road 174 Fitzmaurice Street Ph. 02 6921 6902 Ph. 02 6933 1523 Ph. 02 6931 0149 Hog’s Breath Café/Restaurant Rivergum Restaurant The Hampden – Romano’s Hotel 180 Baylis Street - Australian Homestead Cnr Fitzmaurice & Sturt Streets Ph. 02 6971 7333 Sturt Highway (East) Ph. 02 6921 2013 Ph. 02 6922 7256 CHINESE+VIETNAMESE Pearl City Chinese Restaurant Jasmine Village Lum Inn Chinese Wagga RSL Club, Dobbs Street 35 Kincaid Street Centreway Place - off Fitzmaurice Street Lunch: Daily 12pm – 2pm Ph. 02 6921 3322 Ph. 02 6921 260 Dinner : Sun – Thurs 6pm – 9pm, Fri – Sat 6pm – 9.30pm Kooringal Chinese Royal Garden Restaurant Ph. 02 6921 3624 Kooringal Mall, Lake Albert Road 174 Fitzmaurice Street Ph. 02 6922 4099 Ph. 02 6931 0149 Saigon Chinese & Vietnamese 89-91 Morgan Street Ph. 02 6921 2212 INDIAN Indian Tavern Tandoori BluFlame Indian Country Curry House Indian 81 Peter Street 2 Baylis Street Level 1 - 157-159 Baylis Street Open daily from 5.30pm Ph. 02 6931 8131 Ph. 02 6926 6367 Ph. 02 6921 3121 THAI Bahn Thai Thai House Thaigga 73 Morgan Street 1/24-26 Forsyth Street 107 Ftizmaurice Street Ph. 02 6921 4177 Ph. 02 6921 4177 Tue - Sun, Lunch 11.30am - 2.30pm, Dinner 5.30pm - 10pm G Thai Tira Thai Baylis Centre Ph. 02 6971 7371 83a Baylis Street 47 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6921 2628 Ph. 02 6921 5454 ITALIAN Giuseppe’s Restaurant & Bar Il Corso La Porchetta 31 Kincaid Street 16 Baylis Street 161 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6921 8800 Ph. 02 6921 9133 Ph. 02 6921 5122 JAPANESE Yatai - Sushi Train Sturt Mall Ph. 02 6931 0075 LEBANESE Al Sultan Lebanese Nabiha’s Kitchen 105 Forsyth Street - Lebanese Takeaway Ph. 0434 727 999 10 Nelso Arcade - 117 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6921 7813 MEXICAN Montezuma’s 85 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6921 4428 BREWERIES Thirsty Crow 153 Fitzmaurice Street Brewpub Bar and Kitchen from 12pm, Brewer’s Den Bar and Café 7am - 10pm Ph. 02 6921 7470 CAFES Fitzmaurice Café Trail Street Wagga Bowl & Diner 84-86 Fitzmaurice Street 34 Trail Street Wagga Bowl & Diner Mon – Fri 6.30am - 4pm, Sat 7.30am - 2pm Mon - Fri 7.30am - 4pm, Sat 7.30am 65a Trail Street Ph. 02 5908 3436 to 1pm, Sun 9am - 1pm Mon - Thurs 10am - 9pm, Fri - Sat 10am Ph. 02 6921 4155 - 10pm, Sun 10am - 7pm Mates Gully Organics Ph. 02 6971 9410 38 Morrow Street Uneke Lounge Lunch: Mon - Fri 8am - 3pm, Sat and Sun 140 Fitzmaurice Street 8.45am - 3.30pm, Mon - Wed 8.30am - 4pm, Thu - Sat Dinner: Thu from 6pm, Fri from 5.30pm 8.30am - 5.30pm, Sun 8.30am - 3pm and Sat from 6pm Ph. 02 6925 8143 Ph. 02 6921 4155 Alex & Michelle’s Delice Asiatique Secret Garden Cafe Kooringal Mall, Lake Albert Road 1/123 Baylis Street Pioneer Avenue, Gumly Gumly Ph. 02 6926 1444 Ph. 0411 858 209 Ph. 02 6922 7058 Billy’s on Gurwood Infuso Café The Blessed Bean 35a Gurwood Street Shop 3a, 44-66 Fernleigh Road 10 Best Street Ph. 02 6931 7988 Ph. 02 6925 2176 Ph. 02 5908 3158 Cache-Store of Food Jardine’s Café The Borough 236 Baylis Street 2/68 Baylis Street 236 - 238 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6921 2916 Ph. 02 6925 8897 Ph. 02 6921 5502 Cafe Cucina Jamica Blue The Pot N Kettle Coffee House Shop 4, Sturt Mall, Baylis Street Sturt Mall, 135 Baylis Street 10 Blake Street Ph. 02 6921 1963 Ph. 02 6971 7691 Ph. 02 6921 3340 Cafe De Lish Little el The Vault 16 Baylis Street Botanic Gardens, 86 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6921 8855 Tom Wood Drive Ph. 02 6921 9720 (off Macleay Street) Café Sonder Ph. 02 6925 5660 Thorne Street General Store 97 Fitzmaurice Street 82 Thorne Street Ph. 02 5908 3326 Roseleigh Gourmet Ph. 02 6921 2918 Australian Arcade, Fizmaurice Street Carlo’s Espresso Room & Eatery Ph. 02 693 10681 Tomorrow’s Cafe 1/195 Morgan Street Cnr Baylis & Morrow Streets Ph. 02 6921 7482 Scribbles Internet Cafe Ph. 02 6921 1444 22 Fitzmaurice Street Coffee Niche Ph. 02 6921 8860 67 Coleman Street Ph. 02 6925 4906 BAKERIES Uranquinty Bakehouse Artisan Baker South Wagga Bakery & Coffee Morgan Street (Olympic Highway), 2/189 Morgan Street Shop Uranquinty Ph. 02 6971 7180 8/180 Forsyth Street Mon – Fri 6am - 3pm, Ph. 02 6931 0555 Sat 6.30am - 12.30pm O’Brien’s Wagga Hot Bake 33 Dobney Ave 89a Morgan Street Mon – Fri 7am - 4.30pm, Ph. 02 6921 4400 Sat 7am - 4pm Ph. 02 6922 9119 ICE CREAM+FROZEN YOGHURT Baskin Robbins Gelatissimo Shop 2a, Sturt Mall, Baylis Street 161-169 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6931 9479 Ph. 02 6971 8311 LOCAL PRODUCE OUTLETS Knights’s Meats and Deli The Wagga Shop - 187 Fitzmaurice Street Wagga Wagga Visitor Ph. 02 6921 3725 Information Centre Mon, Tue, Wed & Fri 8am - 6pm 183 Tarcutta Street Thu 8am - 7pm Ph. 1300 100 122 Sat 8am - 4pm Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm Sat 9am - 4pm Sun 9.30am - 2pm Duffy Bros Fruit Market Red Pomegranate 19 Blake Street Neslo Arcade Shop 15/16 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6921 4742 Ph. 02 6931 0223 PUBS+CLUBS Beer DeLuxe Rules Club Wagga RSL Club Bistro 109 Baylis Street Fernleigh Road Dobbs Street Mon – Sun 11am to late Open Daily for Lunch and Dinner Breakfast: Mon - Fri 7am – 10am Ph. 02 6921 5100 Ph.02 6931 1511 Sat & Sun 8am – 10am Lunch: Daily 12pm – 2pm Commercial Club The Duke of Kent Hotel Dinner: Daily from 6pm 77 Gurwood Street 125 Fitzmaurice Street Ph. 02 6921 3624 Lunch: Daily 12pm – 2pm Mon – Thu 11am - 1am, Fri & Sat 11am - 3am, Dinner: Daily 6pm – 9pm Sun Noon to midnight Ph. 02 6921 3012 Ph.02 6921 3231 Kooringal Hotel Tolland Hotel 88 Fay Avenue 245 Bourke Street Mon - Sat 10am - 3am, Bistro: 11.30am - 3pm and 5.30pm - 9pm Sun 10am to midnight Ph.02 6922 6266 Ph. 02 6922 6370 Baylis Street Bistro Riverina Hotel Thomasina’s Charcoal Grill Victoria Hotel 188 Fitzmaurice Street Astor Inn 55 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6921 2222 cnr Baylis & Edward Streets Ph. 02 6921 5233 Ph. 02 6921 4328 Sportsmen’s Club Hotel Collingullie Cross Roads 107 Kincaid Street Turvey Tavern Lot 1 Sturt Highway Ph. 02 6921 3245 71 Bolger Avenue Ph. 02 6920 0166 Ph. 02 6925 1177 Union Club Hotel Bistro Farmers Home Hotel & Steakhouse Wagga Wagga Boat Club 2/6 Hammond Avenue 22 Baylis Street Plumpton Road Ph. 02 6921 3346 Ph. 02 6921 2236 Ph. 02 6926 2300 Mangoplah Hotel The Red Steer William Farrer Hotel 29 Kyeamba Street Olympic Highway Cnr Peter & Edward Streets Ph. 02 69285702 Ph. 02 6921 1344 Ph. 02 6921 3631 Palm & Pawn Hotel Thomas Blamey Tavern 68 Hampden Avenue Main Street, Lake Albert Ph. 02 6921 6688 Ph. 02 6922 6677 TAKEAWAY+FASTFOOD Bel Air Pizza and Pasta Lake Village Take Away Samurai Sushi Bar 3/345 Edward Street Lake Village Shopping Centre 4/54 Fitzmaurice Street Ph. 02 69257788 3/39 Gregory Crescent Ph. 02 6921 5551 Ph. 02 6922 6880 Crackerjack Cafe & Takeaway Silver Key Café 100 Main Street McDonald’s - Glenfield 26 Baylis Street Ph. 02 6922 4439 cnr Glenfield and Fernleigh Roads Ph. 02 6921 2722 Ph. 02 6971 3523 Crust Pizza Subway - Central 59 Baylis Street McDonald’s - Kooringal Sturt Mall Ph. 02 6931 9911 92-94 Faye Ave Ph. 02 6971 0320 Ph. 02 6922 4344 Domino’s - Central Subway - Highway 30 Baylis Street McDonald’s - Wagga Wagga cnr Baylis and Edward Streets Ph. 02 6931 3010 cnr Edward and Fox Streets Ph. 02 6931 0144 Ph. 02 6921 6100 Domino’s - Kooringal Subway - Kooringal Kooringal Mall, Lake Albert Road McDonald’s - East Kooringal Mall, Lake Albert Road Ph. 02 6922 3633 cnr Hammond Avenue and Ph. 02 6922 3613 Kooringal Road Domino’s - Tolland Ph. 02 6931 9275 Tammy’s Thai Kitchen Tolland Shopping Centre, Bourke Street 1/203 Lake Albert Road Ph. 02 6931 1386 Nemo’s Fish & Chips Ph. 02 6921 3004 110 Fitzmaurice Street Free Spirit Foods Ph.
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