Blessed Cheese

Name: Blessed Cheese
Address: 150 Main Road, McLaren Vale (SA), 5171, Australia
Rating: 8.2

8.2/10

5 reviews

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Restaurant menu

Local cheese board (For two): $30; A delicious selection of three local artisan cheeses, soft creamy brie, Alexandrina cheddar and la vera adel blue, served with an array of Australian grown dried fruit and nuts, crackers and locally made quince paste
Ploughman’s platter (for two): $40; An extremely appetizing combination of cured meats consisting of prosciutto, salami and sweet, juicy leg ham. served with a delicious wedge of Alexandrina Cheddar, Blessed tomato relish, pickles, Brian’s olives, fresh mixed salad leaves & locally baked ciabatta
International cheese board: Your choice of International cheeses from our cheese cabinet matched with a delicious array of dried fruits and nuts, locally made quince paste and crackers

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Very good

8.2/10

based on 5 reviews

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Quality of food :8/10

Service :8.4/10

Setting :8.4/10

Marie M.
20 January 2020 • one review
10/10
Great little restaurant highly recommend anyone to check out, the breakfast was beautiful and great friendly service, good meet up place too.
Ron T.
19 January 2020 • one review
8/10
When we arrived they had no record of our booking however they were more than happy to offer a table. Service was excellent and food was hot and very good. We have been here before and always find the staff to be very friendly so would recommend this place for a nice meal.
Hilary D.
10 January 2020 • one review
6.5/10
For some reason the stock of Coke had run out as was the white wine we had selected. It’s annoying since the manager must have realised the stock was low and either should have remedied that (there’s a supermarket next door and it’s a wine region!) or at least told us ahead of studying the menu. The Potato Roiti was quite nice.