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Wa-De-Lock Cellar Door

Cafe, deli and bottleshop with a focus on local produce. Indoor and outdoor dining is offered, with outdoor dining either in the alfresco area or in the wine garden. Service is quick and friendly. The building dates back to 1870, and has been run by the current owners since 2004.

Address: 76 Tyers St
Hours: Daily 8:30AM-5:30PM, 9AM-4PM on public holidays
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