1837 Barossa
ProHighlights
- Covered Colonel Light Plaza seats or hosts up to 150
- Restaurant dining room for 70 at a reception or 60 seated
- Club Room in the cellar door pavilion takes up to 50 for meetings
About 1837 Barossa
1837 Barossa is a family-owned winery estate on Yaldara Drive in Lyndoch, at the southern end of the Barossa Valley. The hilltop site looks across rows of vines towards the Barossa Range, and a bronze statue of Colonel William Light marks where the region was named. The estate has several spaces that can be used alone or together. The restaurant's indoor dining room, styled with French antiques, holds 70 at a reception or 60 seated, while the covered Colonel Light Plaza beside it takes 150 either way. A marble gazebo suits a ceremony or a very small group of up to 16. In the cellar door pavilion, the Roman Terrace and the Club Room suit casual gatherings and private functions of up to 50. The restaurant cooks Mediterranean dishes and grills, and offers a dedicated menu for weddings and large group functions. The cellar door serves freshly made pizzas, platters and casual entrées, and functions can run from cocktail style to a formal seated dinner. Wine and food packages are built around the estate's own wines, with the team working to the host's budget. An events coordinator looks after the day, including set-up and pack-down. For work groups, the Club Room has a large laser projector or a mobile screen, videoconferencing, high-speed internet and movable acoustic walls for break-out sessions. Spaces must be booked together with the restaurant, the cellar door or the estate's cottages, and larger events need council approval.
Inclusions & amenities
Venue type
Food & drinks
Features
Facilities
Pricing
Some spaces carry an additional location hire fee, which is confirmed in the quote.
Food
Functions can be cocktail style or a seated formal meal, with a range of menus to choose from.
Beverages
Availability
Frequently asked questions
How many guests can 1837 Barossa hold?
Groups range from about 12 up to 150. The covered Colonel Light Plaza takes 150 at a reception or seated, the restaurant dining room holds 70 at a reception or 60 seated, and the cellar door pavilion suits up to 50.
What kinds of celebrations does the estate host?
The estate hosts weddings, engagement parties, birthdays, presentation dinners, graduation nights, retirement parties, bridal showers, family reunions, festive holiday parties and corporate dinners.
What food is served at functions?
The restaurant offers Mediterranean dishes and grills, with a special menu for weddings and large group functions. Events at the cellar door are catered with freshly made pizzas, platters and casual entrées, and both cocktail and seated formats are possible.
Can the venue be hired without catering?
No. Every space is booked together with a service on the estate, which means the restaurant, the cellar door or a stay in the cottages. Some spaces also carry a location hire fee, and larger events are subject to council approval.
Is it set up for corporate meetings?
Yes. The Club Room takes up to 50 in various layouts, with a projector or mobile screen, videoconferencing, high-speed internet and movable acoustic walls. Meetings can be followed by a meal or a wine experience built for team building.
Where we are
Suitable occasions
Laney F
3 months ago
Amazing experience. From our tasting with a young man, ( so sorry we forgot his name) very polite and accommodating. We then had a beautiful lunch in the restaraunt for my husbands birthday. Amazing food . The outlook.ov…
Suzanne Jerotich
5 months ago
We came here to celebrate our friend’s birthday and the ambience is spectacular. The customer service is timely and good. My friends and I loved the food and wine. AK served us well. We are definitely coming back.
Shanell Thun
7 months ago
This place was the highlight of our trip, the service at the tasting and cellar door was exceptional. The grounds are beautiful and the art pieces make for a fun time. Lunch was superb. Now onto the wine. All that I trie…
Laurie Boutzetis
6 months ago
Went for lunch. Food was very good. Service was good however there are some of the 1%ers that need attention. Speed of food to table, change of cutlery between courses, salt and pepper on table. The waiter was diligent a…
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