Newcastle & The Hunter Cafe Restaurants
Overlooking the lush grounds of Harkham Wines, Two Fat Blokes Gourmet Kitchen on De Beyers Road in Pokolbin showcases the mouth-watering offerings of the Hunter Valley. This unique café rivals the ...
There’s nowhere quite like Worn-Out-Wares Café, affectionately known as an eclectic one-stop shop for lovers of fine things, in the historic town of Singleton. Set in a delightful building fitted o...
Coffee, creativity and community are the ethos behind Islington café, Slingtown Espresso on Beaumont Street. Nestling among vintage and pre-loved stores, this longstanding coffee haunt is the hub o...
Beginning as a pop-up restaurant during COVID, Café Haha’s on Brunker Street brings the taste of homestyle Vietnamese fare to Adamstown diners. A bright and breezy interior vibe of whitewashed wall...
Take in water views while enjoying café fare with flair at Common Grounds on Swan Street in Morpeth. Nestled beside the Hunter River, this is the ideal place to enjoy fresh local food, great coffee...
Morriset foodies looking to appease serious hunger head down Yambo Street to find Chill’d Café & Bar. This well-loved local hangout oozes an industrial vibe of a stacked stone counter, recycled tim...
Driving through the picturesque suburb of Morpeth along the Hunter River, resides quaint high tea establishment, Ducks in the Field. In a farmhouse overlooking manicured cottage courtyard gardens, ...
Find one of the Hunter’s favourite cafes, Table 1 Espresso on Park Road in Speers Point, to refuel and recharge after a day spent discovering all the region has to offer. Sip a Campos coffee under ...
Wholesome, nourishing and nurturing real food, cooked with lots of heart and soul, is on the menu at Wynyard St. Kitchen in Singleton. Chill out with a brew of choice alfresco and watch the Wynyard...
Allow yourself to be seduced by the smell of freshly baked treats at Wangi Wangi’s Vita Café & Restaurant on Watkins Road. Vita’s bare-bricked façade and polished wooden floors set a cosy vibe, ide...
