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Where to Eat

*Mudgee Region Food and DiningCafe Culture – Fine Dining – Pub Grub – Fast Food – Wine Bars – Fresh Produce***

	Cafe Culture Wander around the town of Mudgee and you’ll be surprised at the range of cafes and restaurants – and the quantity and quality of the coffee!
	Restaurants Other dining options include modern Australian, Thai, Italian, Indian, Chinese, pub grub, home-style cafe cooking, Lebanese feasts, wood fired pizza and sophisticated bar food – it’s all on offer in the Mudgee Region.
	Pubs and Clubs The Mudgee Region’s pubs and clubs offer affordable fare, served up in a friendly country atmosphere.
	Fast Food In a real hurry? Take advantage of the region’s fast food outlets to get you on the road again quickly – just promise us you’ll stick around a bit longer on the way back!
	Wine Bars Looking for somewhere to meet before dinner? Maybe you’d like to sample a few Mudgee varieties by the glass. Or you’re a local, looking to catch up with friends after work.
	Take a farm walk tour Find out where your lunch or dinner came from – meet the farmer, taste some samples, shop directly from the farm gate. How much more local could you get?
Mudgee Region produce The Mudgee Region is a major producer of olives and high quality olive oils and is also renowned for tapenades, honeys, hazelnuts, pistachios, jams, wine jellies, pestos and a range of marinades.Taste goat, sheep or cow’s milk cheeses at a factory or farm gate. You’ll find lots of regional and seasonal delicacies like lamb, beef, free range pork, yabbies and venison on many of the local menus.To help with your true immersion in the local foodie scene, the Mudgee Fine Foods Association holds a Farmer’s Market on the *third Saturday of each month*, in the grounds of St Mary’s Catholic Church, right in the centre of town.		*Did you know:You can also purchase a large selection of Mudgee Region produce from the Mudgee Visitor Information Centre, 84 Market Street. We’re open from 9am to 5pm every day*, including weekends.