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.
1. Printhie Wines
Newly hatted Printhie Dining is one of a kind. It is located approximately 10kms from Orange CBD and enjoys majestic northerly views over the countryside. Inspired by Australian native flavours and premium local produce, Head Chef Jack Brown crafts seasonally lead dishes that respects the provenance of the food and the producer but Printhie’s wines ultimately guide the curation of the menu.
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2. Sweet Sour Salt
If you like the clean flavours of modern Asian food, then a meal at Sweet Sour Salt must make your summer dining bucket list. Chef Ivan Podres and his team have managed to ride the Asian Fusion style of cooking wave for many years building a cult following amongst locals and visitors alike. It's quirky decor, mouth-watering menu and great service makes Sweet Sour Salt a must while in Orange this summer.
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3. Racine Bakery
"All you knead is love" the chalkboard shouts next to the front door of Orange's favourite Artisan Bread, Tarts, Pies, Pastries and Cakes shop, Racine Bakery. Join the queue (as you'll rarely not see a queue snaking out from underneath their lemon & white striped awning), but the wait is always worth it! Grab a savoury or sweet treat (or both) and wander 2 block up to Cook Park to consume (if you can get that far before you tuck in 🤤).
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4. Birdie Noshery & Drinking Est.
Simple, generous, well cooked & satisfying - just what you would expect from the girls that brought you the acclaimed Lolli Redini Restaurant. Think comfy chairs, cool music, open & spacious layout and friendly staff not to mention the Euro-esque salon styled fit out. It's a fun place to be, day or night topped off with great food and a drinks list brimming with variety.
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Photo credit:Birdie Noshery
5. Pelligrini's
Still a relative newcomer to Orange, Pellegrini’s has already made it's mark amongst Orange locals. The menu is traditionally Italian with a modern Australian twist using fresh, locally-sourced produce and authentic Italian herbs and ingredients. Book ahead and grab a table outside.
Photo credit: John Pugh for Pellegrini's
Photo credit: Clayton Rose for Pellegrini's
6. Spilt Milk
As the weather warms up, the gelato and sorbets served by Spilt Milk only get more tantalising with every degree increase! Whether it's a dessert treat to end the night, an afternoon snack to keep you cool or a home delivered tub, Spilt Milk have got you covered with a huge range of flavours all churned on-site at their Sale Street store (next door to Birdie's). Open late most nights.
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All this just for starters! There are a whole lot more to choose from. One might say something to suit every taste. Click here for more options.
To book your summer getaway to Orange, visit our booking page.
