The Agrestic Grocer

Really enjoyable experience as always. Beau and Issy are so funny and they make everyone feel welcome and fill people with happiness with their humour and kindness, exactly what a country business should be like. great rustic vibe and cozy atmosphere

Loved this place!! Such an amazing vibe for my family and I! Love keeping young and hip with the trendy rustic vibe and the wide selection of alcohol is amazing!! It’s 3pm somewhere!! 🤣🤣🤣 Great Turkish cilbur and really interesting hampers and exquisite store!! Loved the staff, all the girls were beautiful especially Izzy and her gorgeous smile! Felt so welcomed. Will be coming back 🥰🥰

Loved this awesome cafe. It's is a wonderful, fast serving, excellent customer service & delicious food,highly recommended and there is a wonderful grocer with delicious foods, and drinks and they have an awesome taste of music. A employee name Beau was such a nice man, he made us laugh and had good service.

Our favourite place in Orange. Delicious food, charming atmosphere, fab tunes. Thanks Beau for good conversation and a textured long black awakening. And Issy for greeting us with a permanent smile. First snow day for 2025 and check out this snowman!

Frozen schnitzel, undercooked sweet potato fries. Have they changed hands recently? Because none of the food matched the pictures, the quality was not great, the food was overpriced - 18 dollars for a sausage roll, out of the fridge. Two pancakes served in a bowl, they were chewy and soggy because the ice cream pooled in the bottom of the bowl. Coffee wasn't too bad though.

Booked in here for lunch. Had an amazing avocado toast and my wife had the pork belly salad. Both meals were excellent. Coffee was great. Love the attached shop full of local produce so stocked up.

$18.50 for pancakes that felt precooked, served in a bowl with cheap ice cream and cheap chocolate sauce.

What a charming place this cafe was… an unexpected Korean influenced menu. Well situated, lovely country charm & efficient super friendly staff. We had the most amazing brunch which was the “Okonimiyaki”, (see pics) never heard of, never had before but would highly recommend it. Coffee was their own unique blend so all in all a great experience. Special shout out to Lilly, thanks for the sweetest smile & warmest welcome.

Popped in to the Grocer on the culmination of the birthday festival, on the day itself, for lunch. We were in town for a gastronomical weekend. I was ticking off another wine district I hadn't been to yet. I was really enjoying all that was to be had in Orange at this point. On a brilliant cold but sunny Winter's day, with the sweet sounds of a guitarist on the terrace, the three of us enjoyed the Ploughman's platter, a bowl of the thrice-cooked chips (OMG!), the onion rings (not me, I'm allergic) and a great pumpkin, fetta, rocket and hazelnut salad. Topped off with a bottle of local wine (Philip Shaw Pinot Gris) I'd say life couldn't have been much better. Yes it could. When we went to pay the bill, we were delighted to find it was only $25 per head. Yes, all that food in the photo and the wine, just $75. Amazing. There we were, tucked under our nannie blankies (supplied) and with the terrace heaters roaring, listening to the artist strum and sing, sipping and slurping, sincerely, it was spectacular! On the opposite side of the building to the eatery, is the well-stocked Providore, bursting with veggies, fruits, cheeses, meats, nuts, grains, coffee and much more. This place is definitely worth stopping by. Photos give you some visual indication of what's on offer. So inspired by the wine we were, we headed up the vineyard straight afterward!

Love love love!!! We come here for breakfast at least two to three times a month. Love the scrambled eggs with trunkey creek bacon. The best Boston baked beans. Great friendly staff!