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Tanglefoot Wines
Boutique wines and cellar door set amongst the vines in picturesque Wandering
Tanglefoot Wines
Tanglefoot Winery, with its rammed earth cellar door, seasonal blackboard menu, alfresco dining and vineyard vistas make it an ideal stop to recharge and sample some local wines. Varietals include: Semillon, Zinfandel, Tintacao, Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvugnon, Vermentino and Merlot.
Wine sales and tastings by appointment only.
Wandering Tavern
Good times and great food in the heart of Wandering
Wandering Tavern
Recently refurbished, the Wandering Tavern is fitted out with rustic corrugated tin and beer keg light fittings. They serve ice cold tap beer and a selection of delicious menu items. Stop in and say g'day.
Wandering Community Resource Centre
Tourist information, library, light snacks and barista coffee
Wandering Community Resource Centre
Located in the Old Agricultural Hall (1896), the Wandering Community Resource Centre (CRC) provides a variety of information and community-based services to not only locals, but to local businesses and vistors as well.
Grab a light lunch and a barista coffee.
The Wandering CRC also doubles as the local public library and toy library. The CRC provides the community with computer access, Department of Transport Licensing and a Government and Centrelink access point, among other various information and administration services.
Opening Hours
Monday to Thursday: 8.30am - 4.00pm
Friday, Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED
Black Sheep Cafe
Local food made locally by locals
Black Sheep Cafe
The Black Sheep Café is a perfect blend of urban and rural style, welcoming both country locals and city visitors with our relaxing and charming atmosphere - an experience many customers call “a great vibe”. Serving ready to eat and made fresh to order breakfasts and lunches, Five Senses coffee and a variety of other hot and cold drinks. The Black Sheep is a licensed premises, so enjoy a wine, beer or cocktail with your meal. They also have delicious sweet treats available all day. Come and enjoy a delicious, great value meal or snack in beautiful and comfortable surrounds at The Black Sheep Café, in Boddington.
Rusty Camp Oven and Gallery
The Rusty Camp Oven Café and Gallery offers a tasty in house menu that caters for all ages.
Rusty Camp Oven and Gallery
The Café and Gallery invites diners to enjoy an eclectic mix of local arts and crafts while enjoying the relaxing views of the Hotham River from their deck. Open Tuesday to Sunday with occasional events in the evening the Café is the newest place to enjoy a coffee in Boddington. Pop in and say hello to Eugene and her staff and enjoy the beautiful welcoming space she has created for your enjoyment. Located alongside the Boddington Public Library and Boddington Visitor and Interpretation Centre the Café really does offer a little bit of something for everyone.
Boddington Hotel
Great meals and country hospitality
Boddington Hotel
The Boddington Hotel is located centrally in Boddington on Bannister Road. It offers 16 hotel rooms with ensuites. The hotel is open Monday to Saturday 10am to Midnight and 10am to 10pm on Sundays. The Hotel offers premium pub style meals for both lunch and dinner and also offers a full takeaway menu including delicious pizzas and quality coffee.
Rustik Rainbow
Cafe with excellent food, gifts and service
Rustik Rainbow
Hosts Poppy and David offer excellent food, coffee and service at the Rustik Rainbow. Enjoy a good meal or a snack and browse from their extensive range of gift items, which extends to a comprehensive plant nursery out the back!
The Williams Woolshed
Home cooked meals, delicious coffee and a number great local boutiques
The Williams Woolshed
The Williams Woolshed is a family operated business located 150km South East of Perth, Western Australia. The Woolshed is a great location to stop off with friends and family as you make your way through the Great Southern Region.The Williams Woolshed comprises of retail stores and a 100+ seat café. We are open 7 days a week 8am to 4pm. Offering a great variety of retail stores located here at the Woolshed, take your time walking through the 6 different stores from the clothing shop which stocks the latest woollen and cotton brands, through to gift & kitchenwares. There is also a dedicated Kitchen Larder that stocks local produce you can take home with you.
Williams Hotel
A newly renovated, classic country pub with a beer garden, sports bar, bottle shop and accommodation
Williams Hotel
The recently renovated Williams Hotel has a classic country pub atmosphere complete with a beer garden, sports bar, great food, frequent live music and accommodation.
Quindanning Hotel
A local icon overflowing with old world character and good times.
Quindanning Hotel
The Quindanning Hotel is one of the most easily recognizable historic buildings in the district, and one that is still very much in use today. With it's generous use of Jarrah panelling, open wood fires (during winter), quiet location, large gardens and long verandahs, the Quindanning Hotel is ideal for a weekend or mid-week getaway.
The Hotel boasts a fully-licensed restaurant, 16 accommodation rooms, a traditional country guest-house, and a pool room with jukebox - all overflowing with unique old-world charm. Quindanning is a passionate supporter of live original music, so it is wise to keep your ears tuned for the exciting and extremely talented musicians that grace centre stage. Lunches are served daily between 12 and 2, and evening meals are available from 6pm to 8pm (6:00 8:30pm during summer).
With regular live music and events, keep an eye out for what's on at the Quindanning Hotel here.
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Our Supporters
The Shires of Williams, Boddington, Cuballing and Wandering acknowledge the traditional custodians of the Marradong Country region. We wish to respect their continuing culture and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of Noongar people in this area
The Shires of Williams, Boddington, Cuballing and Wandering acknowledge the traditional custodians of the Marradong Country region. We wish to respect their continuing culture and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of Noongar people in this area