We love Stanthorpe. Must do restaurants -Anna's, Varias - School of Wine and Tourism, Steak House, Zest Pastries. Don't miss the apple pie and juice at Suttons. So much more to see and do. Need lots of time to soak it all up.

Stanthorpe is a great getaway destination with so much on offer! .. from the multitude of wineries, to the variety of accommodation styles, eateries and local sites! .. favourites included: Bent Road Winery, Ridgemill winery cabins, the Little Larder cafe, the Christmas Tree Farm, Sutton’s Pies, and Castle Glen! .. all highly recommended as part your weekend away!

A widespread choice of activities related to wine and fruit and cheese but with disparate activities such as breathtaking National Park walks within a short drive, a fantastic Christmas Farm that is definitely worth a visit and an overall selection of top shelf dining experiences but with all tastes catered for. The Granite Belt Brewery had incredibly good food, the cheeses were outstanding, as our cool bag can attest. We will be back, and soon, as there is so much more to see. Lovely people too.

Stanthorpe and surrounds are just lovely (especially in the cooler months) with food and wine tours, art and crafts, antiques and more. People are friendly and there is lots to see. Locals even recommended other towns and points of interest to visit (like Warwick and Tenterfield), markets and places to explore. Girraween National Park, Donnelly’s Castle are great spots to check out the massive and precarious boulders - a spectacular natural feature of the area. Cafe at Ballandean St Jude’s Cellar Door and Bistro made a delicious Sunday breakfast - busy with locals, bike riders, and visitors alike (quite busy). Tried to get into a couple of restaurants in Stanthorpe town but they were booked out (Anna’s Italian Restaurant came recommended, but we missed out)! Have been back to the region over they years and always find something new to see or do… but also enjoy returning to some favourite spots.

Most attractions we visited met our expectations. Stanthorpe has a wide range of wineries, spectacular national parks, a wonderful Christmas shop ( trees as well) and a visit in winter is extra nice. I

Great town with lovely atmosphere. Plenty of pubs and restaurants and a nice quiet place to stay just a few kilometres off the highway. We visited a few wineries on the way home and will definitely be back.