Serene salon worshipping the seasons.
Communal fine dining that subverts expectations.
Sophisticated yet soulful country cafe.
There’s another reason to visit a former gold rush town – and you don’t even have to leave your hotel to enjoy it.
A plush partnership between two luxury destinations in Ballarat has dissolved,leaving a hotel without a restaurant and a restaurant without a home.
A hotbed of activity during the 1850s gold rush,the central Victorian town now offers a rich vein of food and drink experiences.
This new kid on the block is already miles ahead of the ’Rat pack with its
Named after a historic Ballarat brewery,this restaurant in the historic arts precinct offers a good range of beers and wines and a welcoming environment,with polished concrete floors,timber and brick features and suede banquettes,plus a bluestone bar in the cellar.
This ‘cellar door’ sells wines made off-site using grapes from the Macedon and Pyrenees ranges.
This low-lit Euro-style diner has earned its stripes as a Ballarat institution.