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Monkey Nut Café Named Finalist in 2025 SA Tourism Awards
We’re over the moon to share that the Monkey Nut Café has been named a finalist in[…]
Everyone’s Welcome at Monkey Nut Café: Now Proudly Accessibility Accredited
Using recycled wine corks from Kies Family Wines, little ones will design their very own bee –[…]
Gather Round Barossa 2025: Great Footy, Great Food, and Keeping Our Vines Safe
Using recycled wine corks from Kies Family Wines, little ones will design their very own bee –[…]
Kids’ Cork Bee Making Workshop – Monkey Nut Café
Using recycled wine corks from Kies Family Wines, little ones will design their very own bee –[…]
Barossa Spring School Holidays – Little Bees’ Budburst Box
This school holidays, the kids can join the buzz of Barossa springtime with their very own Little[…]
It’s Happening: Our New Tent & Outdoor Space Is Coming!
Sustainability in the Barossa: How the Monkey Nut Café Is Doing Its Part When you visit the Monkey[…]
Family-Friendly Fun at Kies Family Wines
Sustainability in the Barossa: How the Monkey Nut Café Is Doing Its Part When you visit the Monkey[…]
Dog Friendly Barossa: Visit Kies Family Wines with Your Four-Legged Friend
Sustainability in the Barossa: How the Monkey Nut Café Is Doing Its Part When you visit the Monkey[…]
SALA FESTIVAL: Sonya Batten
Sustainability in the Barossa: How the Monkey Nut Café Is Doing Its Part When you visit the Monkey[…]
Sustainability
Sustainability in the Barossa: How the Monkey Nut Café Is Doing Its Part When you visit the Monkey[…]
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We recognise the Ngadjuri, Peramangk, and Kaurna peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land we know as the Barossa. We honour their enduring connection to Country and acknowledge the deep cultural, spiritual, and historical ties they maintain with this region. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and to the Ngadjuri, Peramangk, and Kaurna peoples who continue to care for and celebrate their land today.
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