NSW Deputy Premier Troy Grant has unveiled Destination NSW’s Top Ten Outdoor Dining Spots across NSW as part of an endeavour to showcase some of the best activities, locations and experiences the state has to offer throughout summer in January.
‘There’s something for everyone – from the adventure seekers to those who prefer a quiet picnic with family and friends. This week I’m encouraging everyone to get out and enjoy a variety of open air settings and some of the world famous restaurants and produce we have on offer,’ Mr Grant said.
- Café Alfresco in Broken Hill offers a unique dining experience with a delicious menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner in a relaxed outdoor dining area in Outback NSW.
- Hugos Manly, a favourite for cocktails and gourmet pizza, will be serving meals
al fresco on a new outdoor dining area perched on the end of Manly Wharf this summer. Sit back, relax, soak up the sun and enjoy the variety of treats on the menu. - Poised on a headland at Mollymook, Rick Stein at Bannisters couples Mediterranean seafood cuisine with an inspired touch of Asian cooking and views overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
- The new Coogee Pavilion Rooftop offers sensational food from post-beach snacks to cocktails at sunset and an unrivalled view of the Coogee shoreline.
- Popular waterfront venues, The Boathouse Palm Beach and The Boathouse Balmoral, are great spots to enjoy a coffee and a catch up with friends this summer. Offering something for everyone, including fresh flowers, great coffee and delicious food options.
- Situated high on a hill between two spectacular reservoirs, the Wingecarribee and the Fitzroy, and overlooking the magnificent rolling hills, the Burrawang Village Hotel, near Bowral in the Southern Highlands is the perfect place for a summer meal.
- In a prime waterfront location, Latitude 30 in Coffs Harbour offers a constantly changing menu of the freshest seafood that comes straight from the local fishing boats.
- Located on the promenade in the historic Thirroul Beach Kiosk Building, Flanagans in Thirroul, offers a casual dining experience with a finely crafted and creative menu.
- Located right on Collaroy Beach, and with a menu focused on relaxed and healthy food, including homemade granolas and muesli, Pelican Pavilion is a favourite with the locals.
- Bistro Molines in the Hunter Valley offers an exceptional fine food dining experience combined with relaxed, friendly and personal customer service. Set among the picturesque surrounds of Tallavera Grove Vineyard, with indoor and outdoor dining overlooking a valley of terraced vineyards, this is a unique dining experience.
For more information, and to plan your next gourmet holiday experience, go to visitnsw.com.
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