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An award-winning restaurant, kitchen garden, outdoor kiosk and classes.

What we do

  • A truly local food experience is the essence of The Agrarian Kitchen, and our restaurant is where we share it through thoughtful, seasonal food.

  • Located just metres from the restaurant, The Agrarian Kitchen’s garden is at the heart of everything we do.

  • Our cooking classes are all about making food from its base elements, including the best, freshly harvested produce from our on-site garden

  • The kiosk is The Agrarian Kitchen’s casual outdoor space, offering a selection of house-made pastries, cakes, sandwiches and salads, reflecting the very best of the season.

  • From private seated functions to bespoke weddings, celebrate your most important occasions in our unique and light-filled spaces.

  • Enjoy a piece of The Agrarian Kitchen in your own home, with our range of house-made edibles and giftware.

2024 Class Schedule

Our cooking, gardening and lifestyle classes are an opportunity to share knowledge and stories in small groups.

The Agrarian Experience

  • The Agrarian Experience is a celebration of the seasons and is suitable for all - those who are qualified chefs, home cooks, those who do not usually cook or just for those who would like to experience our agrarian way of living.

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Gardening Fundamentals

  • The Agrarian Kitchen’s gardening classes are here! Gardening Fundamentals is our foundation level gardening class, designed to equip you with the keys to successful food-based gardening.

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Natural Cheesemaking

  • Many years ago we had the pleasure of hosting Canadian cheesemaker David Asher to teach his classes in natural cheesemaking at The Agrarian Kitchen. This back to the origins cheesemaking style resonated deeply with us.

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Sustainability,
in everything we do.

To be truly sustainable means looking hard and often at your own practices. For us, that means scrutinising every ingredient and product, and asking ourselves how we can do better, understanding that the answer to that question won’t often point to an easy solution.