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How we read reviews →A gold-rush-era stable turned Ballarat's top table for dry-aged wagyu and Beef Wellington.
Romantic, intimate 1800s stable setting with exposed heritage brick, candlelight and a hushed, special-occasion mood.
In-house dry-ageing for wagyu and eye fillet, house-made Cafe de Paris butter and sauces, a serious wine and whisky list, and a restored gold-rush-era stable building.
A family-run steakhouse inside a restored 1850s gold-rush stable, with no specific national culinary heritage beyond its Australian ownership.
Premium, by-weight steak pricing with add-on charges for water and butter that drew complaints, but most reviewers say the quality justifies the spend for a special night.
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