A must-visit for wine lovers, Penfolds offers the chance to taste some of Australia’s most iconic wines, including the legendary Grange. Whether you opt for a guided tasting or try blending your own wine, this is a perfect spot to soak in the region’s winemaking history.
Hentley Farm is all about intimate, exceptional food and wine experiences. Their beautifully restored stone cellar door sits among rolling vineyards, offering tastings of elegant, single-estate wines. If you have time, their restaurant is one of the best in the Barossa - perfect for a long, indulgent lunch.
Rockford feels like stepping back in time, with its rustic charm and traditional winemaking techniques. Their handcrafted reds, especially the Basket Press Shiraz, are a true taste of the Barossa. The intimate cellar door and friendly staff make it a warm and welcoming stop.
A little further out but well worth the visit, Henschke is home to the world-famous Hill of Grace vineyard. This family-run winery is known for its rich history and incredible wines, crafted with generations of expertise. The experience here is personal, thoughtful, and a true highlight for any wine lover.

Set in a stunning stone estate, St Hugo combines fine wine with an elevated dining experience. Their tasting menu is a must-try, perfectly paired with their elegant reds. If you’re after a long, relaxed lunch with incredible food and wine, this is the place to be.
A true Barossa institution, FINO is all about fresh, seasonal produce and a menu designed to be shared. The open-air setting under the verandah is perfect for soaking up the historic charm of Seppeltsfield while enjoying beautifully crafted dishes that celebrate the region.
This is where small-batch winemakers come together to showcase the best of the region. The relaxed eatery, Essen, serves up incredible local produce with a view over the vineyards. It’s the perfect spot for a casual lunch, a glass (or two) of wine, and soaking up the Barossa atmosphere.
A hidden gem in the quaint town of Greenock, El Estanco is full of charm and personality. Known for its wood-fired feasts and South American-inspired flavours, it’s a great place for a cosy meal with a focus on fresh, local ingredients. If you’re lucky, you might catch one of their famous themed dinner nights!

For those who need a break from wine, Barossa Valley Brewing serves up some of the best craft beers in the region. Their relaxed beer garden is the perfect spot to enjoy a tasting paddle, with live music often adding to the atmosphere. Pair it with one of their wood-fired pizzas, and you’re set.
A true Barossa institution, Apex Bakery has been using its 100-year-old wood-fired oven to bake some of the best bread and pastries in the region. Their pasties and fruit loaves are legendary - perfect for a quick bite or picnic supplies as you explore the valley.
If you’re in the Barossa on a Saturday morning, the Farmers Market is a must-visit. It’s packed with incredible local produce, from fresh pastries and small-batch cheeses to smoked meats and handcrafted condiments. Grab a coffee, wander the stalls, and soak up the community vibe - it’s the perfect start to a day of exploring.
A trip to the Barossa isn’t complete without stopping at Maggie Beer’s Farm Shop. Known for her incredible gourmet products, you can sample everything from quince paste to verjuice. The farm setting is gorgeous, and you can even grab a picnic basket to enjoy by the lake.