For a small town, Berry packs a punch in the dining scene.
Milkwood Bakery in the centre of town is the place to go for tasty sourdough and eye-dazzling cakes, pastries and savouries. For a top-notch cup of java head to iv coffee or to enjoy a wholesome brunch [or lunch and dinner] or to get your burger fix, The Hungry Monkey on Prince Alfred St is where to stop.
The Berry Tea Shop has a massive and magnificent menu of teas to have in or take home. We recommend making a booking for a table and pairing your cuppa with one of their scrummy scones or cakes.
The Berry Hotel is where you can get your classic yet classy pub feed or if you’re feelin’ fancy make a reservation at South on Albany. Boasting a Chef’s Hat from the Australian Good Food Guide and an ever-changing menu, this restaurant is worth the drive alone.
And for an award-winning winery with delicious food and cosy accommodation, take some time to visit Silos Estate.
Or if you’re more partial to the juniper berry than the grape then head over to Tara Distillery to sip some gin or whisky at their weekend tasting room and bar.
Next to the tasting room you’ll also find the super cool coworking space, WorkLife – talk about a prime location for Friday arvo knock-off drinkies.
For the sweet tooths among us, Berry Chocolatier has the most indulgent handcrafted choccies and Il Locale Gelato will have you licking your lips all day. You can’t go past Berry Donut Van for those hot cinnamon morsels [just be prepared to line up, because these guys are popular] and The Treat Factory On Old Creamery Lane, is an essential visit for any foodie.