During our recent trip to the Hunter Valley we visited this gem of a restaurant. It's nestled in the gardens adjacent to the Butterfly Garden gallery which showcases some quirky treasures and the award winning de luliis Winery. This was our last meal in the Hunter Valley before we headed back to Sydney. We made our way to the Winery first as we reached a little early. After wine tasting we proceeded to the restaurant, our reservation was for 12 pm for lunch and there were many guests enjoying brunch/breakfast. The restaurant is modern, simple and has a beautiful view to the garden.
Interior of the Restaurant |
Butterfly Garden Gallery treasures displayed - looks like something out of Tim Burton's movie |
We were in a hurry to get back home unfortunately so it was a quick meal. We only had mains but hope to go back to try more dishes.
Main 1: Pan fried Crumbed lamb's Brains on buttered spinach and crisp potato wafers with bacon batons, creamy honey mustard and thyme sauce
Price: $18.5
Hubby ordered this dish and was very pleased with it. The lamb brains were crispy on the outside and were creamy inside. The sauce complemented it very well and it had great texture with the addition of the potato crisps. The portions are not huge so we ordered a side of the chips as well.
Crumbed Lamb Brains with Potato Crisps |
Main 2: Warm tartlet of roasted pumpkin, sage, pine nuts, Binorie fetta and local roquette
Price: $18.5
I absolutely love pumpkin and just had to order this dish and it definitely did not disappoint. The pumpkin, fetta filling was delicious and the pastry was nice and crisp. I loved the addition of the sticky balsamic. It was an enjoyable dish.
Pumpkin, fetta, pine nut tart with Rquette |
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