A close by historic town which dates back prior to the 1840's and still today, retains all of it's charm of yesteryears is 'Millthorpe', known as Spring Grove until 1884. Mail and parcels were continually getting lost because there were so many similarly named places on the rail line so its name was changed to Millthorpe.
A very peaceful & serene village - it is wonderful to stroll around the streets, browse the shops, galleries and buildings then have a casual lunch in one of the fine restaurants or cafes.
Orange NSW Bistro's, Counter Luches, Pub tucker, Steak houses. Great food in a casual atmosphere.
Fabulous food for breakfast, lunch, morning & afternoon tea - the freshest highest quality coffees, delicious espresso and foaming cappuccino. Gourmet foods - lasagne, gourmet quiches, soups, light lunches, home cooked cakes......Delicious new choices each day.
'Fine Dining' and unique dining experiences. A la carte and gourmet, Japanese cuisine, Winery restaurants, family and modern comfort food. Fully licensed as well as BYO restaurants.
Quick and easy take-out....Coffee Shops, Cafes, Internet Cafes, Juice Bars, Japanese restaurants with 'Take-away' service. Delicious food when you're on the run to Take And Go.
Amidst Orange restaurants there are renowned Chefs creating and serving unique and delectable dishes.
There are restaurants with Sydney Morning Herald 'Good Food Guide' 1 and 2 Hat awards and superb Chefs such as Simmon Hawke of Lolli Redini (1 Hat 5 years in succession), Michael Manners previously of Selkirks (2 Hats) and Tony Worland (1 Hat - 2yrs) of Tonic Restaurant.
There are more than 20 Wineries with cool climate local wines in and around Orange and the outer surrounding areas of Orange, Molong, Borenore, Cudal, Forest Reefs, Lidster, Nashdale, Canowindra, Mandurama..