For almost 100 years, The Dairy at Burringbar has sat in a green field surrounded by rolling hills dotted with gorgeous jersey cows and happy hens. We've been its custodians for nearly 50 years. Three generations of our Italian family have grown up, milked our house cows, collected eggs, made butter and cheese, and produced abundant food to feed our family and many others.

Celebrating and sharing food traditions with friends and neighbours is part of our Italian culture. We treasure having Sunday lunch with Nonna, her long table under the tree setting the scene for a spring feast for family and friends. The aroma from the kitchen drives us wild with anticipation of the feast to come. Share plates brimming with antipasto, crusty bread, little pillows of handmade ravioli and fresh pasta, succulent roasted and slow-cooked meats served with an abundance of verdure di primavera (spring vegetables), and then there's the dolci. (You must always have room for dessert)

Now you can share in our family traditions and experience our Italian Long Lunch at the Dairy. Enjoy fresh, local farm produce in authentic dishes that reflect the traditional flavours of our family's villages in northern and southern Italy.

After our first event sold out in a week, we've added another date so you don't miss out on our very special Italian Long Lunch gathering. With limited numbers, please book early to avoid disappointment. We look forward to sharing our food traditions with you at our long table under the old black bean tree.

Your ticket includes a sumptuous traditional spring feast.
You can bring your own wine or beer, we will supply the glasses. We will have non-alcoholic refreshments available.
Parking is available on-site in the front paddock (we will meet and direct you) or at the Rail Trail UPPER BURRINGBAR Car Park.
The dairy is a stone's throw from the rail trail so ride your bike for a guilt-free lunch.
Dietary requirements can be accommodated if you provide us with 7 days advance notice, so please let us know when you book.
You must wear closed-in flat shoes... you will be in the paddock under the tree.
Also please bring sunscreen and a hat.
We love puppies and other animals, but this is a working farm, so dogs and pets are not allowed.
This is a non-smoking event
In the event of rain, the long lunch will be hosted under the cover of a marquee
Children are welcome, but no discounts are available.