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Where to Eat and Drink in the Clare Valley
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Where to Eat and Drink in the Clare Valley

Historic pubs, winery restaurants, a brewery and the bakeries that fuel the trail.

The Clare Valley eats and drinks well, in the unpretentious, generous way of good country regions. Historic pubs, winery restaurants, a craft brewery and a couple of essential bakeries make up a food scene that more than holds its own. Here are ten places to refuel.

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    Skillogalee Wines
    Penwortham

    Skillogalee Wines

    Long garden lunches paired with estate Riesling and reds.

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    Reillys Wines
    Mintaro

    Reillys Wines

    A restaurant in an 1856 bluestone cottage in heritage Mintaro.

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  3. 3
    Watervale Hotel
    Watervale

    Watervale Hotel

    A produce-driven country pub championing local growers.

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  4. 4
    Sevenhill Hotel
    Sevenhill

    Sevenhill Hotel

    A classic Clare Valley pub in the heart of wine country.

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    Rising Sun Hotel Auburn
    Auburn

    Rising Sun Hotel Auburn

    A characterful heritage pub at the valley's southern gateway.

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  6. 6
    Seed Winehouse & Kitchen
    Clare

    Seed Winehouse & Kitchen

    A contemporary wine bar and kitchen on Clare's main street.

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    Clare Valley Brewing Co
    Clare

    Clare Valley Brewing Co

    Small-batch craft beer and a relaxed taproom in Clare.

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    Watervale Bakery
    Watervale

    Watervale Bakery

    The trailside bakery that fuels cyclists with pies and pastries.

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  9. 9
    Clare

    Mr Mick Cellar Door

    Casual tapas-style plates alongside Tim Adams' second label.

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    Annie's Lane
    Watervale

    Annie's Lane

    A historic cellar door with a picnic-friendly setting for a grazing lunch.

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Book ahead for the winery restaurants on weekends, and never underestimate a country bakery pie. The Clare Valley is a place to eat slowly.