Adelaide Hills Accommodation
Dining and Eating Out

Auchendarroch House and Wallis Tavern

Native Valley
17 Adelaide Road

About This Attraction

Auchendarroch House is a magnificent 1800s mansion, which has been lovingly restored and now provides a functional entertainment venue along with the Wallis Tavern and the seven screen Mount Barker Cinema Complex, located 30 minutes from the Adelaide central business district. The Wallis Tavern Bistro has an extensive menu featuring modern Australian cuisine, serving lunch and dinner seven days a week with seating for 200 guests. They provide restaurant quality food at realistic prices and offer full table service in an a la carte bistro. The bistro's wall of glass overlooks their award winning gardens, relaxing by day and stunning by night. Auchendarroch House now provides function rooms which are the perfect venue for conferencing, corporate training days, business dinners, birthday parties, family reunions, school reunions, wedding ceremonies and receptions, engagement parties and anniversaries.

Location

17 Adelaide Road

Mount Barker

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Destination

Native Valley

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