The Agrestic Grocer - Orange

I thought this place could be a nice place to meet our family to catch both of us travel to meet in the middle, they have attached a fantastic load with local products. I called and told the staff on the phone. that we hadn't been there yet and asked if we booked in advance if it was busy on Saturdays, she advised that she could take our booking. at the arrival there was music that played super loud, and first I thought it was just the personal that was swallowing around because the place was empty when we arrived at 11:45. but when we entered, we discovered that Saturday came with live music. this special Saturday came with a DJ game music that invites a nightclub, really loud, how can not hear the person next to them. I asked the waiting staff what was going on and she explained it was her live music thing. if we were in a nightclub, we would probably have enjoyed it, but we couldn't even hear that we're talking to each other what makes it impossible to catch up with family. we decided to have to sit outside, although it was a cold and windy orange morning and we all freeze our back. the other two groups that came after us also chose to sit in the cold, while the inner area remained empty by patrons. they had gas heating, but the staff recommended that they were all empty, so no heat. the hot drinks were warm, but eating was ok, not good enough to go through this again. when we were gone, there were more people. the personal that took the booking would have had to declare that it was live music if we had made the booking, we would have chosen somewhere else.

We have fallen on the way through orange into this facility, as it is the address for the badlands craft brewery. the shop stores the badlands beer as well as a large selection of local products and delicacies.

Fresh local food. Really delicious. We stopped for lunch and were glad we did. Lovely spot with flavoursome food. Thank you

We tried and it was quite good, The chicken curry was slightly less spicier for a normal nasi lemak but it was good enough. All the proper condiments, sambal, peanuts, cucumber and boiled egg was there. It was properly served on a banana leave that...was heated over a flame. We also had an unusual beetroot chocolate drink. Overall the food was not too bad. It can get a bit crowded on a lovely winter’s day.

Friends took me to a restaurant small shop that specialises in Gin. I somehow saw the Murrungundy Pistachios See Saw Sauvignon Blanc at very nice prices, so I purchased them my friends purchased the Gin.