Springtime in Orange, New South Wales, not only brings blossoming flowers but also a vibrant culinary scene that's bursting with flavours and creativity. Whether you're a local or a traveler, check out these six places to eat in Orange NSW in spring.
Printhie Dining epitomises the essence of destination dining in the heart of the Orange region wine country, drawing inspiration from the rich agricultural history of the Swift family. The menus are crafted with a focus on quality, simplicity, and thoughtful preparation, prioritising the integrity of the produce and its flavours.
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A beloved local Italian restaurant since 2007, Fiorini’s recently re-opened and is doing great things. Located in the Towac Valley around a 10-min drive from Basalt, Fiorini's brings authentic flavors from Italy to the heart of the Orange region. Known for its warm hospitality and intimate atmosphere, Fiorini’s offers traditional dishes like handmade pasta, fresh seafood, and wood-fired pizzas. It’s perfect for a cozy dinner with a glass of local wine.
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A visit to Swinging Bridge Wines is a must for wine lovers. Located among Orange’s picturesque vineyards, the cellar door offers a curated wine-tasting experience paired with exquisite seasonal dishes. The relaxed, scenic setting complements the menu, which celebrates local produce and perfectly matches the award-winning wines. The Indulge 5-course degustation lunch is worth putting an afternoon aside for!
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Located in the heritage-listed Oriana hotel, The Peacock Room offers an elegant dining experience with a modern twist on classic dishes. Known for its art deco charm and sophisticated menu, it’s perfect for a special night out or a refined lunch, celebrating the best of regional produce.
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This lively cafe is known for its excellent coffee and simple but delicious menu. Enjoy the light-filled seating areas indoors, or sit outside on the street to soak up the morning sun.
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As the weather warms up, dining alfresco becomes a must, and the Union Bank Courtyard offers the perfect outdoor oasis. Tucked away in a historic building, the leafy courtyard makes for the best afternoon atmosphere. With a share plate menu and delicious cocktails, it's perfect for drinks with friends after work or to enjoy a lush spring weekend afternoon.
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From panoramic views to serene gardens, Orange's dining scene in spring promises an unforgettable gastronomic journey. So, gather your loved ones, embark on a culinary adventure, and enjoy these places to eat in Orange NSW in spring.
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