In the heart of the Yarra Valley No 7 Healesville is a happening, eclectic spot where fine dining, boutique shopping and cultural experience come together. Whether you’re looking to indulge in artisan food and wine, explore local history or simply relax in a beautiful setting No 7 Healesville has something for every kind of traveller. Here we’ll explore why No 7 Healesville is a must see destination in the Yarra Valley.
A Culinary Delight in the Yarra Valley
Located in a street level restaurant No 7 Healesville is warm and inviting with its mix of rustic charm and modern sophistication. It’s the perfect spot to relax after a day of visiting wineries or experiencing the natural beauty of the region. With a focus on seasonal ingredients and Victorian producers every meal is a celebration of the Yarra Valley.
Head Chef Joel Bowers and His Philosophy
The restaurant’s success is down to Head Chef Joel Bowers and his creative approach to cooking. His use of seasonal ingredients and share plates has made the restaurant a standout in the area.
Bowers matches each dish to the concise wine list which features batch wines, organic wines and alternative varieties. Guests can enjoy Yarra Valley Shiraz or try something new and different.
Wine Lover’s Heaven
No 7 Healesville’s wine bar is a wine lover’s paradise with local producers on show alongside a curated selection of international wines. The house winery makes your-own-adventure wines so you can find your favourite. Whether you like a crisp Chardonnay or a bold Pinot Noir it’s wine magic here.
Perfect Stop on a Yarra Valley Tour
Many people discover No 7 Healesville as part of a Yarra Valley Melbourne wine tours, arranged by operators like Autopia Tours. These Wine tours are a hassle free way to visit the region’s wineries, taste local food and experience the dining scene. Adding No 7 Healesville to your tour is the icing on the cake and will leave you with memories to last.
The Menu: Victorian Producers
The menu at No 7 Healesville showcases the best of Victorian producers with dishes that celebrate the Yarra Valley Dairy. Signature dishes:
- Share Plates: For those who like to try a little of everything.
- Mains: Slow cooked lamb shoulder to vegetarian cauliflower steak.
- Desserts: Honey panna cotta or rich chocolate tart with a glass of wine.
Accessibility and Nearby Attractions
7 Healesville is wheelchair accessible so all can enjoy. After dinner head to the Healesville Sanctuary, TarraWarra Museum of Art or other local restaurants to continue the adventure.
Healesville Sanctuary: A Must See
Just a short drive from 7 Healesville the Healesville Sanctuary is where you can get up close and personal with Australia’s unique wildlife. Over 200 species of native animals including koalas, kangaroos and platypus. A great way to experience the beauty of Australia’s natural world and support conservation.
Hiking and Walking
For the great outdoors lover Healesville has several walking trails including the popular Maroondah Reservoir Park and nearby Yarra Ranges National Park. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or just like a leisurely stroll the area has stunning views of the mountains, forests and valleys.
Perfect for Relaxation
If relaxation is what you’re after No 7 Healesville has plenty of opportunities to unwind. The peacefulness of the town combined with our boutique accommodation and serene surroundings makes it the perfect destination for a weekend escape or longer stay.
Yarra Valley Events
Healesville has several annual events that attract both locals and visitors. The Yarra Valley Food and Wine Festival and the Healesville Music Festival are just a couple of the many events that happen throughout the year. Check the events calendar before you visit to make the most of your time in the area.
Conclusion
This Australian restaurant is Yarra Valley in a nutshell – quality, local produce and great wine. The wine list is curated by industry experts and Chef Joel Bowers is the culinary mastermind behind the menu. A must stop for anyone in the region.
FAQs
What to do at No 7 Healesville?
Bistro and boutique shopping, wine tasting at local vineyards, Healesville Sanctuary and walking in the surrounding national parks.
When to visit No 7 Healesville?
Spring and summer (September to February) is the best time to visit when the weather is perfect for outdoor activities and wine tasting.
How far from Melbourne?
1.5 hours from Melbourne (65km) so perfect for a weekend escape.
Can I visit No 7 Healesville on a day trip?
Yes No 7 Healesville is a day trip, there’s plenty to see and do in a short visit.
What accommodation near No 7 Healesville?
Boutique hotels, B&B’s and luxury lodges nearby to suit all tastes and budgets.