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Jones Winery Restaurant

Laidback, with a focus on French technique.

The menu focuses on French country-style cuisine.
1 / 8The menu focuses on French country-style cuisine.georgie james
Enjoy a glass from the vineyard.
2 / 8Enjoy a glass from the vineyard.Supplied
French country-style fare.
3 / 8French country-style fare. Rob Blackburn
One of the degustation dishes.
4 / 8One of the degustation dishes.Georgie James
Ceviche dish.
5 / 8Ceviche dish.Supplied
Fish dish.
6 / 8Fish dish. Supplied
Provincial-style dining.
7 / 8Provincial-style dining.Supplied
Dessert from a past menu at the winery.
8 / 8Dessert from a past menu at the winery. Georgina James

Jones Winery Restaurant

Contemporary$$

One of Rutherglen’s oldest and smallest wineries might lack the architectural wow factor of some neighbours, but it makes up for it in charm. Arrive early for a wine tasting in the rustic bark-roofed bar, then pull up a tapestry-covered chair at an antique table for a relaxed lunch served by attentive staff.

French provincial dishes meet 21st-century principles of zero waste and local sourcing in chef Briony Bradford’s generous two-and three-course menus. Fork-tender goat raised six kilometres away shines on a plate busy with pumpkin, pear and olive. Purple and golden beetroot from the kitchen garden rests on zingy horseradish veloute.

In a clever update to an old favourite, a sweet-savoury lime and cinnamon eclair hides a subtle earthiness from roasted parsnip. In a rush? There’s a casual cellar door menu, or prebook a picnic hamper.

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