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Great Eats

6 March, 2014 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Keep an eye out for our regular Great Eats feature

Keep an eye out for our regular Great Eats feature

Lot 31 Restaurant & Bar is a casually refined eatery in Cowra serving up a variety of lunches, mains and tapas plates alongside a wide selection of beverages. Featuring a contemporary design with art and leather dining chairs, Lot 31 is vibrant yet comfortable with a relaxed atmosphere and friendly service.  Their seasonally changing modern Australian menu places much emphasis on fresh local produce and offers plenty of vegetarian friendly options. Open Tuesday – Saturday Lunch & Dinner & Sunday Brunch

Cargo Inn is an old country pub with great food, icy cold beer and a range of local wines all at competitive prices. With a large enclosed deck overlooking the Cargo playground and swimming pool. The Pub Bistro menu consists of modern Australian Cuisine including; Steak, Lamb, Chicken, Seafood and salad choices. There are always seasonal specials and kids’ meals are also offered. Open for Lunch Saturday – Sunday 12pm – 2pm and Dinner Thursday – Saturday 6pm – 9pm. Pizzas are available on Thursday Only.

Miss Daisy’s Teahouse – Miss Daisy Teahouse is located at the base of Mount Canobolas. They are open Tuesday – Sunday with a delectable breakfast, lunch and dessert menu. One of their favourite deserts includes the lemon tart with homemade shortcrust and strawberries, they are also known for their spectacular coffee and homemade scones. One customer boasted fabulous food, great service and wonderful atmosphere. If you enjoy delicious coffee, yummy desserts (homemade sticky date) and peaceful surroundings, come visit Miss Daisy’s Teahouse, you will not be disappointed!

Gardens Table is open 7 days and offers customers natural food that is organic and nutrient rich. Owners Eve and Jayson Clout set out to transform organic and whole food into nourishing affordable dishes to have in or to go. The menu consists of worldwide cuisine including; Italian Schnitzel and organic beef with onion and fig jam served with salad. Special kids’ snacks and baked goods are also available. Stop in for a coffee or a yummy piece of cake!

Friendly staff at The Gardens Table.

Friendly staff at The Gardens Table.

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