Where to eat in Dorrigo
Dorrigo offers some excellent country dining, both casual and formal. Here are a few suggestions.
Dome Road, Dorrigo. Tel: 6657 2309.
After your walk through the beautiful Dorrigo National Park, stop at the Canopy Cafe for a coffee or devonshire tea. Lunch is served from 12 noon to 2:30pm.
30 Hickory Street, Dorrigo. Tel: 6675 2202.
Your host Juan Godoy will welcome you with a smile as broad as Argentina, his place of birth. Juan and his staff serve the very best coffee around and a variety of eat-in or take-away food and cold drinks. Juan has recently opened the world's smallest motorcycle museum in the entrance to his cafe. Check it out!
18-20 Cudgery St. Dorrigo. Tel: 6657 2356.
If quality is what you are looking for then look no further. Great food, great coffee and good quality 2nd hand antique books. Open 7 days for breakfast and lunch. Drop in and say hello to Lisa and Warwick Close.
33 Hickory Street, Dorrigo. Tel: 6657 2855.
A-La-Carte Fine Dining at its very best. Open Monday to Saturday for dinner. Monday and Tuesday are pizza & pasta, take-away or eat-in. Wednesday to Saturday a-la-carte.
Cnr Hickory and Cudgery Streets, Dorrigo. Tel: 6657 2016.
Bistro meals seven days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner. A wide variety of delicious food in a congenial atmosphere.
53 Hickory Street, Dorrigo Tel: 6657 1373.
Serving breakfast, morning tea, light lunches and afternoon tea five days per week and breakfast on Saturday morning. Toby's coffee ...ah!!! Homemade gluten free cakes - yum. The Spoon is the local providore and pantry to exquisite regional cuisine and specialty food ingredients and kitchen gadgets.
51 Hickory Street, Dorrigo Tel: 6657 1373.
One of a handful of specialty fruit wineries in NSW. The wines are made on site with fruit grown in the local area and region - a unique experience. A range of wine jellies are also available.
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