Eat Botanic Restaurant and Bar

If you're looking for a delightful retreat nestled within the stunning Orange Botanic Gardens, look no further than Eat Botanic Restaurant and Bar. This charming café, located at 302 Hill St, Orange NSW 2800, is set against a backdrop of vibrant flora, making it not just a place to dine, but an experience to cherish.

The menu at Eat Botanic offers a diverse range of options, celebrating fresh, locally sourced ingredients that cater to a variety of tastes. Ideal for casual lunches or a leisurely coffee break, this café is particularly known for its welcoming atmosphere and friendly service. Guests can indulge in scrumptious dishes that are thoughtfully crafted, each plate a testament to culinary care and creativity.

One of the highlights mentioned by a guest, Irene Wallace, is the affordability paired with taste. "Plenty to choose from for lunch," she notes, reflecting the café’s commitment to satisfying its diners with ample selections at reasonable prices. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty meal or a light bite, the options are plentiful and sure to please.

Don’t miss out on the desserts! With treats like the scrumptious apple pie capturing the hearts of diners, it stands as a sweet finale to any meal. At just $5, this is not only a steal but a perfect way to end your dining experience on a high note. The comments from customers reveal an authentic appreciation for the flavors and quality offered at Eat Botanic.

More than just a café, Eat Botanic is a tranquil haven where you can enjoy a relaxed meal while surrounded by the beauty of nature. Whether you are visiting with family, as Irene did with her daughter and granddaughter, or simply looking for a cozy spot to unwind, this café provides an inviting ambiance paired with delightful culinary offerings.

So, gather your friends or family, and immerse yourself in this remarkable venue where food, family, and nature come together seamlessly. Just call +61 2 6361 0005 to make your visit, and prepare for a memorable meal in the heart of the botanic gardens.