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Barmah Park Vineyard & Cafe
Barmah Park Vineyard Café sits at the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula’s gourmet food and wine region, yet only minutes from Mornington’s Main Street, foreshore and shopping precinct. Our relaxed atmosphere takes in views of the vineyard and the surrounding Moorooduc Plains, providing the perfect backdrop for our informal, contemporary menu. Enjoy local seafoods, fresh pastas, steaks, dips and cheeses in airconditioned comfort or take in the working vineyard alfresco on the deck. Breakfast in the Vines from 10am weekdays and 9am on the weekends makes a great start to the day with a brekkie menu including fresh croissants, local muesli or maybe try the Barmah Brekkie. Stay for lunch, stop for a coffee and wine tasting and ask some of our well informed staff about some of the peninsula’s hidden secrets. Barmah Park Vineyard Café is your first stop on the way to enjoying all the Peninsula Gourmet Region has to offer. We’re open 10am – 5pm Monday – Friday & 9am – 5pm Saturday & Sunday There’s ample parking and the Vineyard Café is easily accessed via our user-friendly ramp.
| Address | 945 Moorooduc Hwy Moorooduc |
| Website | www.barmahparkwines.com.au |
| Cafe Co-contribute up to | 200 |
| Amount Raised | $38 |
| Proposed Water Investment | Barmah Park Vineyard & Cafe are yet to confirm their water saving actions with the funds they raised. |
Supporters:
Aqua Wizz provided discounts on their pressure compensating flow controllers and on installation services.
Clever Water provided a 12.5% discount on the rental or purchase of any of their products including free installation.
Cliffy's Emporium is set in an old grocery store down the road from the Daylesford railway station and next door to Wombat nursery.
CERES Cafe serving sensational organic food and wine in an urban bush setting.
Rod Barbey and the team at Bcoz Organic Dining were leading campaign supporters. Bcoz shares a culture of caring about the environment and a belief that restaurants and cafes can assist in spreading the message to local communities.
Photos from flickr that are tagged 'Melbourne', 'cafe' and 'water'.
Who was behind it?
Drink For Change is brought to you by Grow Me The Money, a free program helping Victorian businesses save money and reduce their impact on the environment.
