First stop of our hunter valley wine tour. We receded in an…read moreenclosed outdoor-ish patio. There was one host explaining the wines while another lady poured. The pores are very small but enough to taste the wine. I really like the atmosphere. The winds were very unique unlike anything I've ever tasted in Napa before

Food was delicious Service absolutely very good…read more Ambiance is amazing We enjoyed 3 courses dinners and show I would totally recommend Lizette's restaurant and bar

Excellent venue for live music. Downstairs seating has full menu meals. Upstairs has optional bar…read moremenu.

Went on a road trip from Sydney to the "Napa Valley" of New South Wales Australia. This winery was…read moreour first stop. Tasting was only 10$ per person and we went through a wide selection of whites, reds and sweeter wine. I realized that the experience could have been a bit better had we arrived there before the day was almost ending. The tasting felt a bit rushed but our sommelier was nice and helpful nonetheless. I liked the sparkling Shiraz and ended up picking up a bottle to go back home.

We had a perfect wine tasting experience here! And let me tell you, they have some great wines,…read moreespecially reds. Our guy was super friendly and accomodating and explained so much about every wine and what made it unique and special... we each bought 1 - 3 bottles (we were party of 5). I would put this on your "must-visit" list of wineries on any Hunter trip for sure.

Best white wine I have ever tasted! Only wish it was sold in the UNITED STATES…read more Great tasting and beautiful grounds. Staff was knowledgeable and very friendly as well. Highly recommended.

We visited Scarborough at midday on a Wednesday and it was nice and quiet with only a couple other…read moresmall groups wandering in. They offer a few different tastings, we went with the $5 13 wine and cheese tasting. Perfect timing between a big breakfast and a planned fancy dinner that night (yup, cheese and wine for lunch). It was really relaxed low pressure tasting while seated in air con. We really liked all the semillon and chardonnay, the cheese plate was basic but tasty. A cute thing is that they have postcard size cards with a recipe pairing for each of their wines, make sure to grab one if you buy a bottle. Also, the bathrooms were immaculate.

Years ago I really liked this place. It really has become…read morehigh priced for very ordinary food.. At least in the general eating areas. Doesn't offer much to go back, accept free drink vouchers once a year.

What a place ! Every time I visit I get blown away by the experience . The hosts look after you…read morefrom the moment you step foot onto their property . They are knowledgeable and exceptionally friendly . The decor is one of the best the Hunter has to offer and the relaxation as you taste the wines and take in the view is beyond amazing! This time I purchased their Sitio Per Diem Semillon 2018 style. The $5 tasting was fantastic value for money and you are also able to order a cheese platter at an additional cost . As I mentioned earlier , I return to this cellar door every single visit to the Hunter !

Really nice friendly knowledgeable staff. Nice location…read more Lovely wines. Chocolate shop on site with really friendly staff.

Lovely location with very nice scenery and gorgeous views. Extremely friendly and informative staff…read moreand the wines are pretty good. Really enjoyed the Semillon Chardonnay and the Petit Verdot.

Popped in on a Wednesday around 1pm and it was a tad busy but the service was good for our tasting…read more The grounds are beautiful, including vineyards, a pond, flowers and produce. The hanging trees dog is also an adorable addition. We enjoyed the wines, favorite being the vista shiraz!

The Hunter region is now loaded with fine and fresh food restaurants. While Margan had the look and…read moreingredients to match the best of them, we felt it came up a bit short on the occasion of this lunch. Featured dry-aged beef was gristly, vegetable sides to spicy, and scallops over-seared. On the opposite hand, the apple soufflé should not be missed under ANY circumstances! We would likely explore other dining in the region before considering a return to Margan.

Sunny and clear sky, what better way to start the day in the Hunter Valley than enjoying a relaxing…read morebreakfast over a magnificent view. Located in Broke Fordwich sub-region, there are fewer wineries in the area therefore a resounding quietness on this side of the Valley. The restaurant has a kitchen garden complete with chooks freely roaming inside their considerably large pen. The produce they use are either local or come fresh from the garden, the free range eggs, heirloom garden vegetables, strawberries, herbs and others, even their wine comes from the grapes grown in their vineyard here in Broke Fordwich. I had the baked eggs with chorizo, tomato, saffron and manchego. A hearty combination and accompanied with a locally sourced coffee definitely warmed my morning. My husband had the Margan Breakfast. It's their version of a big breakfast with eggs, bacon, tomato and black pudding. It was tasty and my husband thought the black pudding was a very tasty hashbrown, and I didn't want to burst his bubble. And don't get me started on the buttermilk pancakes my son had, with honeycomb, banana and creme fraiche. The pancake was fluffy, the honeycomb added texture and the creme fraiche balanced the flavour without being overly sweet. The staff were warm and attentive. The restaurant normally operates for lunch and dinner, but they open for breakfast on Sunday. It's best if you book in advance, as their opening hours may vary. Then we went to the cellar door to taste and purchase some of their award winning wine. It was a perfect way to start the day!