Private Dining @ Two Doors Brewing
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- Upstairs private dining room seating up to 16 at one long table
- House-brewed beers poured from tanks that sit in the bar
- Gluten-free fryer and gluten-free beers on tap
About Private Dining @ Two Doors Brewing
Two Doors Brewing is a neighbourhood microbrewery, wine bar and bistro on High Street in Ashburton. It is run by a local couple: Andy brews on site, with the tanks standing right in the bar, and Rach looks after the wine list. The venue offers four areas for gatherings – the Private Dining room, upstairs dining, the downstairs dining room and an outdoor courtyard. This listing is the Private Dining room, a separate space on the upper floor. The room has dark green walls, framed prints and a window above one long table, set for up to 16 seated guests. It suits a milestone birthday dinner, a long lunch or a small celebration where everyone sits together. Food comes from the same kitchen as the main dining room: modern Australian dishes and reworked pub favourites, built around produce that changes with the seasons. The fryer is gluten free, and the team asks to hear about allergies when you book and again on arrival. The taps carry a rotating line-up of house-brewed beers, from a pale ale and a German-style lager to a red ale and a gluten-free extra pale. The wine list leans towards local and regional Victorian bottles, with a few imported labels. To hold a function here, send an enquiry with your date, group size and the kind of gathering you have in mind, and the team will follow up to plan the details.
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Frequently asked questions
How many people fit in the Private Dining room at Two Doors Brewing?
The upstairs private dining room seats up to 16 guests comfortably around one long table.
What kind of food is served at private dining functions?
The room is served the same seasonal plates as the downstairs bistro – modern Australian food and updated pub classics designed to go with the house beers.
Can Two Doors Brewing cater for gluten-free guests and allergies?
Yes. The fryer is gluten free and there are gluten-free beers on tap and in the fridge. Let the team know about any allergies when you book and again when you arrive so they can talk you through suitable dishes.
Does Two Doors have other spaces for bigger groups?
Yes. Besides the Private Dining room, the venue lists upstairs dining, downstairs dining and an outdoor courtyard for gatherings. Send an enquiry with your numbers and the team will suggest the right area.
When is Two Doors Brewing open?
It opens from 5pm to 10pm Monday to Thursday, from noon to 11pm on Friday and Saturday, and from noon to 9pm on Sunday, so long lunches suit the weekend.
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Beck Stevens
2 months ago
I had been wanting to try this place for some time and it did not disappoint. Easily booked online and were kindly moved times when I called to say we were held up in traffic. Started out with some toasted house made gf…
R Lynch
2 months ago
Dropped in by chance today for lunch to 2 doors Brewing in Ashburton. Very pleasantly surprised by a delightful lunch and some fine wine all tucked away in high street Ashburton. We had the Saganaki, camembert then an am…
Michael Buckmaster
6 months ago
I dined alone on Saturday evening enjoying a meal at the bar. I was met with a pleasant and warm greeting and directed to a pint of “Batch Outta Helles”. Delicious. Due to the weather I sought out comfort food. Chicken…
Nick Waldron
11 months ago
Venue is small, very rustic and charming. The young lady was very professional and pleasant. The food? The chicken popcorn was good. Very crunchy. But lacking in any chicken inside. For mains had the pulled pork pasta sp…
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