1. Plate of native Australian skewers on branch
    Photograph: Supplied | Restaurant Botanic
  2. Restaurant interior
    Photograph: Supplied | Restaurant Botanic
  3. Plate of native Australian lime with greenery
    Photograph: Supplied | Restaurant Botanic
  4. Plate of native Australian snacks
    Photograph: Supplied | Restaurant Botanic

Restaurant Botanic

This multi-award winning Botanic Gardens Restaurant turns foraged fare into a fine-dining feast
  • Restaurants | Modern Australian
  • Hackney
Melissa Woodley
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Time Out says

It’s rare to find a restaurant in Australia where you’re asked to drink broth through branches and feast off sticks or rocks. Tucked in the 51-hectare Adelaide Botanic Gardens, this award-winning restaurant offers a sensory menu that changes with the seasons and daily weather patterns. You’ll need at least four hours to fully appreciate the degustation, which showcases more than 26 different flavours and highlights native Australian ingredients – like emu, green ants, desert lime and lemon myrtle – along with herbs and leaves foraged directly from the gardens. 

Details

Address
Adelaide Botanic Garden
Plane Tree Dr
Adelaide
5000
Opening hours:
Thur-Sat 6pm-12am, Sun noon-5pm
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