Where is Magpies Nest Restaurant

Magpies Nest Restaurant is located at 20 Pine Gully Rd, Estella NSW 2650, Australia

What is the phone number of Magpies Nest Restaurant

You can try to dialing this number +61 2 6933 1523 or find more information on their website http://www.magpiesnestwagga.com/

Where are the coordinates of the Magpies Nest Restaurant

Latitude: -35.0813083 - Longitude: 147.3454

Magpies Nest Restaurant 20 Pine Gully Rd, Estella NSW 2650 reviews menu price

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Magpies Nest Restaurant is a restaurant located at 20 Pine Gully Rd, Estella NSW 2650, Australia The quality of the service here is excellent. Magpies Nest Restaurant has received 179 positive customer evaluations. Magpies Nest Restaurant is open from 17:30 until 23:00 It serves a variety of traditional foods as well as some restaurant specialties. Please check the restaurant’s discount code on the www.magpiesnestwagga.com on a regular basis.If you are looking for a place to eat with a good experience of food and good service with family and friends, then Magpies Nest Restaurant is the best choice for you.

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Magpies Nest Restaurant reviews

Breanna B
We had our wedding at Magpies Nest in March and had the most amazing experience! Hayley and her staff were professional and accommodating, and made the day much less stressful than we expected a wedding to be. From our first meeting with Hayley, it was clear she had a thorough understanding of how to cater events. She effortlessly pivoted anytime we wanted to make changes to our timeline of the day (and her suggestions were often better than ours!). The attention to detail from the staff to our guests was phenomenal and many of our friends/family are still raving about our choice of venue. Honestly, if I could give more than 5/5 stars to Magpies Nest I would. Thank you!

Toby “Aussie Dancing Dad” Anderson
Lovely and kind wait staff. The sunsets are always spectacular. Excellent spring menu. Great for date night and wonderful food.Parking: Easy to use carpark

Jon Humphries
This is a treasure that is worth looking for. Just out of Wagga Wagga near the university is this special dining experience. There is a limited menu with four choices of main and four for dessert. However, along with the homely baked bread and olive oil with dukķa for appetiser and delicious entree selection, every main dish is special and fabulous. Noone in our party was disappointed.The staff are attentive and friendly. The wines and cocktails are worth splurging on – especially as this extraordinary meal is just $60 per head.It is perfect for that special occasion, or just to spoil yourself and the one/those you love.

Peter Spencer
Great food and service. Very reasonble pricing also

Sheila Longden
amazing meal, staff were amazing too. The food was beautifully cooked and presented. The whole experience was wonderful and I would recommend this restauaant to anyone, locals and visitors alike

Elaine Symons
A 3 course set menu that stands and surprises from entree to dessert. Bountiful exquisite flavours and harmonious blend of fresh herbs and spices. Perfectly prepared and delivered to a culinary delight. Thankyou chef

Jackie McMillan
(4.5 stars)Late afternoon light paints the stone walls of this former 1860s stable a glowing orange. It streams into the glass-fronted dining room, where (very) well-spaced tables give you the airspace to completely focus on your own conversation. A bubbly floor team explain how the ($60/head) all inclusive menu works, while we neck jalapeño margaritas ($19/each). As Wagga Wagga’s premier wedding venue, the kitchen have evolved a formula that allows them to serve a lot of people fast.Entrees are set – extraordinary salad greens and tomatoes from the garden, a generous portion of bread oil and dukkah, then a plate of hot canapés. Each item—smoked trout croquettes made with four types of cheese garnished with pickled ginger; kangaroo kofte and puff pastry tarts with darkly caramelised onion jam—punches flavour. Mains you get to select yourself. The Riverina lamb rack is evenly cooked with a juicy pink interior, and a surprisingly good sweet potato. Crisp cabbage roesti is the star of the chicken supreme, accompanied by sticky chickpeas and spinach gomae—a Japanese-inspired sesame treatment. A bowl of garden-fresh cooked vegetables is equally as compelling as the mains.Dessert isn’t my favourite course, but I liked the burnt butter peach that came with the panna cotta. I found the orange blossom flavouring, mulled wine syrup, edible flowers and gingerbread crumble to be overkill. For a $6/cheese add-on we tried three local cheeses on a well-presented cheese board, prompting a drive to Coolamon cheese the next day. Local produce and careful cooking makes Magpies Nest Restaurant a winner whether you’re here for a wedding or for a romantic dinner for two and a twilight stroll through the grounds to take in the sunset.