MUDGEE RESTAURANTS
Where to eat in Mudgee?
Welcome to the Mudgee Region, home to a wide variety of delightful restaurants and cafes where you'll find plenty of options to satisfy your taste buds.
Here are some of the top dining establishments in the Mudgee Region. Please check with each venue as to whether you need to book and for their opening days and times as these can vary.
Restaurants
Pipeclay Pumphouse
- Location: 62 Quarry Lane, Mudgee
- Description: Situated within the Robert Stein Vineyard, Pipeclay Pumphouse offers a stunning setting with views of the vineyards. Their seasonal a la carte menu is designed for connection - perfect for grazing with friends, long lunches and sunset cocktails. Casual, soulful and full of flavour.
The Barn at Blue Wren Farm
- Location: 433 Ulan Rd, Eurunderee, Mudgee
- Description: The Barn at Blue Wren Farm offers a relaxed dining experience with a focus on simple, seasonal, delicious food. The Barn's wine list has been carefully curated to highlight the amazing wines produced in Mudgee and the wider region, complemented by an array of boutique beers and other drinks.
- The restaurant is very popular and it's a good idea to make a booking in advance. Phone on 0473 858 146.
Three Tails Brewery
- Location: 13 Lewis Street, Mudgee
- Description: Enjoy a beer in their Brooklyn-themed bar, or head outside to the heritage shed and beer garden - there’s plenty of space for everyone to kick back and relax. Three Tails is home to a delicious range of burgers, cheese steaks, sausages, pizza & more.
Millbrie
- Location: 89 Market St Mudgee
- Description: Millbrie Mudgee serves you a culinary experience unlike any other in the area. The venue is perfect for every occasion, from meeting friends for brunch to a sophisticated business lunch.
29 Nine 99
- Location: 28 Louee St, Rylstone
- Description: Whilst 29 Nine 99 is located in the small village of Rylstone, owner and chef Na Lan has been serving authentic Chinese yum cha and tea since 2008 and has become something of an institution. There are more than 30 types of dumplings, steamed buns and desserts to choose from, and inside the walls are decorated with original artworks, scarves, jewellery and traditional goods from China, all available to purchase.
The restaurant is very popular and it's a good idea to make a booking in advance. Phone on (02) 6379 1984.
Cafes
Alby + Esthers
- Location: Up the Alley, 61 Market St, Mudgee
- Description: Alby & Esthers is a charming café that offers a cozy atmosphere and friendly service. They serve specialty coffee, homemade pastries, and light meals. It's the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a leisurely breakfast or brunch.
Althea by Zin
- Location: Cr Church and Horatio Street, Mudgee
- Description: Artisan bakery & patisserie located in downtown Mudgee. Here you will find a selection of fresh breads, pastries, cakes, sandwiches, and of course coffee. Open daily from 7am to 2pm.
Outside the Square
- Location: 85A Mortimer Street, Mudgee
- Description: Outside the Square is a quirky café with a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. They offer a range of tasty food options, including vegetarian and gluten-free choices. Don't miss their famous house-made pies!
Dancing Goat Mudgee
- Location: 104 Church Street, Mudgee
- Description: Looking for the best food in town? We combine fresh, gourmet flavours to create an authentic blend of tastes. Open seven days a week.
Old Wheels Grind
- Location: 8 Pipeclay Lane, Mudgee
- Description: Cinnamon doughnuts & locally roasted coffee, made in front of you from a vintage Land Rover. Open Wednesday to Sunday.
Butcher Shop Cafe
- Location: Church St (near corner of Mortimer St), Mudgee
- Description: Conveniently located in the heart of Mudgee - the Butcher Shop Cafe is set inside a restored old butcher shop offer breakfast and lunch 7 days a week .
Whether you're in the mood for a fine dining experience or a casual café meal, the Mudgee Region has something for everyone. Explore these restaurants and cafés to discover the incredible culinary offerings in this beautiful region.
