Best Restaurants, Must Try Places in Pokolbin

"Hunters Quarter is a relaxed and elegant dining destination, located in the Cockfighters Ghost Vineyard, in the heart of the picturesque Hunter Valley."

"Located on Hermitage road Restaurant Botanica is modern Australian dining with a regionally distinctive style using fresh-picked Hunter Valley ingredients. The cuisine and presentation reflect chef Shayne Mansfield’s vision of a culinary experience that he wants to share with restaurant patrons. If you visit Restaurant Botanica in Hunter Valley, you have options to order a 2-course experience that costs $69 PP and 3 courses are $79 PP."

"Located at Spicers Retreat, Restaurant Botanica is a warm and inviting space, thanks to the interior’s cosy fireplace, smooth, earthy tones, and ambient light fittings. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, the menu delivers produce picked fresh that morning with seasonal dishes perfectly matched with local Hunter Valley wines. 555 Hermitage Road, Pokolbin"

"a multi-award winning restaurant, offering high quality and fresh ingredients, with locally sourced produce. The Deck Cafe and Bar – a warm and welcoming place to enjoy a great casual meal from the Hotel Menu."

"If you’re after fresh, flavoursome Thai food with an authentic touch, we highly recommend Sticky Rice Thai. This restaurant is known for its excellent service, and locals love it for its spicy, decadent Thai dishes. Expect all your favourite Thai delicacies, from spring rolls and curry puffs to Thai curries and stir frys."

"Run with great enthusiasm for wine but zero pretension, this bar, in a former bank, has numerous wines available from all over the world, and of course many from Newcastle’s Hunter Valley backyard."

"Sitting pretty on the harbour’s edge, Nagisa is where fresh produce, traditional Japanese culture and modern techniques coincide, to deliver an unforgettable dining experience. Serving up sashimi, sushi and noodles, Nagisa’s impeccably designed restaurant, with draped linen and pendant lighting, spills out onto an alfresco setting which comes alive on balmy nights. For thrill seekers, take a seat at the teppanyaki bar, and be mesmerised by the talented chefs and intoxicating aromas of sizzling meats and fresh seafood."

"Arguably the best Japanese restaurant in Newcastle, Nagisa are very well known for their sushi, and excellent sashimi. So if that’s your thing, look no further. You won’t be disappointed."

"Sitting pretty on the harbour’s edge, Nagisa is where fresh produce, traditional Japanese culture and modern techniques coincide, to deliver an unforgettable dining experience. Serving up sashimi, sushi and noodles, Nagisa’s impeccably designed restaurant, with draped linen and pendant lighting, spills out onto an alfresco setting which comes alive on balmy nights. For thrill seekers, take a seat at the teppanyaki bar, and be mesmerised by the talented chefs and intoxicating aromas of sizzling meats and fresh seafood."

"Arguably the best Japanese restaurant in Newcastle, Nagisa are very well known for their sushi, and excellent sashimi. So if that’s your thing, look no further. You won’t be disappointed."

"Newcastle’s first ramen and gyoza restaurant, Susuru, is brought to you by aforementioned Nagisa and further carries the values of authentic Japanese cuisine with a modern twist. The white and yellow fit-out and high-tech gyoza machine give the restaurant an almost futuristic feel and the inventive flavour combinations give Susuru the one-of-a-kind stamp. The new menu is solely based on what their customers love and has been fine-tuned to suit all palates."

"140 King Street, Newcastle Newcastle’s very own ramen and gyoza bar with some delicious Japanese beers both in bottle and on tap. The bright yellow 3D wall makes for great Instagram photos. These guys also offer their own delivery service if you don’t have time to leave the office.→ Visit website"