Top Restaurants in Berry
Top 10 Australian food in Berry, Shoalhaven, New South Wales
Discover Restaurants offering the best Australian food in Berry, Shoalhaven, New South Wales including SOUTH on Albany, Berry Sourdough Cafe, The Berry Tea Shop, Silos Restaurant, Salmon and Co, Queen St Eatery & Wine Bar, HedgeHogs Coffee Shop, Just Delicious Cafe & Deli, Berry bowling club, Great Southern Hotel
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10. Great Southern Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 90 reviews
We offer high quality meals with an emphasis on fresh produce site . Our chef Anne Marie Abbott is highly credentialed and brings to our hotel the diverse range of offerings including several dishes that reflect her French heritage. We do not aim to be yo
Reviewed By stuffmatters
We had dinner at the Woodhill bistro within the Great Southern Hotel, a typical country hotel in Berry. The menu choice was unexpectedly wide and the food was good value pub food although not particularly memorable. There was plenty of seating both indoor and outdoor although the indoor was noisy due to the pubs TVs.
9. Berry bowling club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Carol E
A very good Chinese Restaurant and good value for money The menu has a huge selection and there are other meals on the menu other than Chinese The Bowling Club is convenient to the township of Berry NSW
8. Just Delicious Cafe & Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
JUST DELICIOUS CAFE/DELI CAFES, SPECIALITY FOODS, COFFEE & TEA, INFORMAL DINING, KID FRIENDLY, TAKEAWAY Relaxed alfresco dining. Enjoy breakfast, brunch, lunch or takeaway. Try our Roast Pumpkin Tarts, Caramelised Onion Quiches, Baked Ricottas, Vegetable
Reviewed By Cowgirl744
This small cafe offers interesting food for breakfast and lunch. They always have specials for the day. It has lots to choose from, their bacon and eggs rolls with tomato relish served until 11.30am are renowned, hot scones cream and jam, and many savoury choices
7. HedgeHogs Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By kurisu34
I was pleasantly surprised by this cafe. I happily indulged in a gluten and dairy free crepe! The bacon, asparagus and mushroom crepe was delicious and had an amazing fluffy texture.Prices were a little high. Although I didnât order these I was pleased to see coeliacs could have sandwiches, salads, pancakes, cakes and biscuits.A nice outdoor place to sit thatâs protected from the weather.
6. Queen St Eatery & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
QUEEN ST. EATERY & WINE BAR is a relaxed and approachable French inspired restaurant and wine bar. All about great food, delicious drinks, and a laid back yet fun atmosphere â accompanied by honest hospitality. OUR FOOD Our menu draws inspiration from cla
Reviewed By DiverDanSydney
It looked promising and although the menu was pretty compact there seemed to be enough there. My dish was so over-salted (the vongole with I think Spaghetti) that i took a mouthful of and asked if chef could taste it just to make sure it was not me. I was happy to stick with the same dish and the restaurant had no issue with replacing the meal...unfortunately the result was exactly the same ...so no dish for me. My wife asked if she could have the mash instead of the pommes frites...this appeared to be quite an issue initially BUT the restaurant did come good on that..by the way that was also very salty. Only 1 vegetable dish (lettuce) as sides was a touch strange and left the mains a bit wanting. Also beware the green French beer..not because it is green ...although that is a touch unusual..but because it tastes like a shandy...very lemonady. If you do not like sweet beer ...stick with the Furphys. I think a quick description of the beer either on the menu or from the waitstaff would have been very helpful. I did say I had never had it and it would be good to try something different. I did not drink the beer after a couple of mouthfuls ...but that was my call not the restaurants. Anyway all in all a touch disappointing. Look it might have been an off night and I will give it another go. If things are better I will of course review ithe Queen St Eatery in that light.Hi DiverDanSydney,We appreciate your genuine feedback and will discuss all your comments with staff at briefing this week. Our head waiter was sick last Friday, and we were unable to find a replacement for the evening, which left us a little short on floor staff. We do apologise if that impacted upon service, and do hope you will join us again soon, to give us another go as promised. I'm confident your experience will be improved. If you would like to contact us via email with any other comments, please feel free to do so ([email protected])
5. Salmon and Co
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Housed behind the wooden barn doors of an old blacksmith shop lies Salmon & Co Eatery, Berry. A funky cafe with a distinctly vintage style, we invite guests to kick back in one of our stylish yet cosy lounge areas or pull up a camel hide chair in our dini
Reviewed By bxbats86
Great little spot for yummy breakfast! Fun decor and host to match. Affordable, quaint, bit qwerky, loved it.
4. Silos Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
You'll find us among the vineyard in a little town called Berry on the South Coast of NSW (Australia). We love fresh produce. We love wine. Come fill your belly and get happy. Open Thursday - Sunday. December / January Summer trading hours may differ. Ple
Reviewed By Greg K
Had lunch at Silos on a warm / hot day.A little too hot to eat outside and the air con struggled a bit inside but it was ok.We had nice entrees of zucchini flowers and (daily special of) a fig and goats cheese salad.Followed by (daily special of) gnocchi with beef ragu (nice though the gnocchi were a little soft) and lamb rack and shoulder (very tender and delicious )Only a few guests there for lunch ; nice and relaxed.Enjoyable A little pricey at the two course minimum of $60pp.Hi GregThanks for joining us and a pleasure to host you. Look forward to welcoming you back soon.Team Silos
3. The Berry Tea Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By Jacqueline L
Briefly I had this place to myself. I ordered a pot of tea, scone and jam and cream. Bought a few gifts too. Quickly the other tables filled up with other tea drinkers. A lovely ambience.
2. Berry Sourdough Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 405 reviews
Reviewed By SHeeads
Visited The Bakery for breakfast on Saturday and Lunch on Sunday. Excellent. Staff were so friendly and lovely. Breakfast menu was varied and delicious and best coffee in Berry! Capsicum soup for lunch on a chilly day perfect matched with a local red. Our favourite cafe in Berry!
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1. SOUTH on Albany
Overall Ratings
5 based on 345 reviews
SOUTH on Albany was born from the desire to showcase the bounty of the South Coast and surrounding regions. Combining a relaxed country vibe with sophisticated city slick food SOUTH on Albany is a casually elegant restaurant that makes everyone feel at ho
Reviewed By IanHart55
Visited this restaurant with a birthday celebration. It has BYO. Got to say this is probably the best restaurant in the shoalhaven, located in Berry. Food and service fantastic. Would not hesitate to recommend. Pricey for the area but cannot complain as the quality is worth it.
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