Enoteca 513 - MARBELUP

All organic food prepared on site, this is a great place to stop for a bite and a sip. The grounds are beautiful, full of established fruit trees and manicured gardens. The wines are all worth a try, the Riesling particularly good.

We were treated to a wine tasting then presented with a wonderful platter of tasty locally grown food. The owners are great friendly & welcoming people. There is inside or outside seating surrounded by citrus trees and a huge avocado tree. The organic garden is pretty impressive. The whole setting is nicely informal & homely.

Well, this was a fantastic find. Situated in the Denmark area, the winery and farm are a true delight. Surrounded by a huge number of producing trees, vines and vegetables (well defined explanations) the restaurant and tasting areas are very rustic and genuinely natural. Our light lunch started with a chicken and vegetable broth.....all the ingredients are off the farm or local farms....the best I have had, ever!! Truly brilliant, and there was nothing left on any plate. This was washed down with an excellent selection of wines.....the Shiraz 2014 was superb. We also shared a platter......beautiful cheeses, roast carrot paste, excellent smoked chicken, trout mousse, and other locally sourced product. We were impressed with service, and the dedication to the best home grown or locally sourced products, treated with respect. This is not a huge winery.....boutique yes, charming yes, would I return yes, yes, yes.So do yourself a favour, book a table and have a relaxing lunch in a truly lovely place.

Four couples went for lunch. We found the setting & gardens beautiful but the platters we ordered were definitely not value for money at $58 each. With only a meagre amount of smoked chicken on ours but a lovely local goats cheese, a few olives & some homegrown fruit with bread an extra, it was barely enough to feed one person. The waitress was uncommunicative but the owner very talkative after lunch! There are better eateries of a similar nature around Albany & we won't be back to this one.

We actually came for a bottle of wine but after chatting to the owners stayed for lunch. We chose the shared platter. What a treat - full of local produce and an amazing array of tastes and textures. Enjoyed it to the last mouthful.