Lambert Estate Wines

On bus trip which stopped here for lunch and wine tasting.Great food, very nice variety of wines and an excellent host.Definately worth a visit.

A hidden gem.Fantastic food. Great wine at great prices. We’ve had many a great experience over the years and a trip to the Barossa is never complete without dropping in. Have a bottle of the Chocolatier on my cabinet at all times!

Excellent service from April and very friendly. Offered a tasting before selecting wine. And a very nice platter.

Visited here for first time for a friends birthday occasion just for lunch and it was a delightful experience. The food we couldn’t fault, fair portion sizes where we both felt full but not to excess. Service was attentive and we had pleasant girl named Casey. It’s a great place to have a weekend lunch treat for yourself and beautiful view of the vine yards you overlook. Beautiful wine highly recommend the silent partner 2014, smooth as red and also highly recommend the donuts

Large but well presented venue. Atmosphere is not as relaxed as other smaller venues but amenities are excellent. Meal was delicious. Waitress was very nice. Loved the indigenous artworks on the walls!

We’ve dined at lambert for lunch a couple of times and the food is always incredible! Nothing disappoints. The Peruvian influence on the dishes is well placed and there’s nothing on the menu you won’t enjoy for a fine lunch on a weekend in the Barossa. Their wines are also incredible too!

Most delicious shiraz ever - and the new grape-based spirit drink (now what was its name, can't recall) - WOW! Warm, potent and delightfully sweet (but not too much). ~ Again, the shiraz - really is deliciously drinkable - well done to the winemakers.

Have just had a lunch experience here today. We ordered two platters between four people and we’re left underwhelmed and hungry. The largest platter was $50 but there was hardly any meat or cheese. Possibly a platter for one person. We then ordered a gluten free pizza as one of us is gluten intolerant plus extra bread. The staff member who served us warned us that the gluten free pizza wasn’t that nice compared to normal pizza and he was right! It was sparsely covered with cheese and tomato and the base was soft soft like pancake mix! The wines were acceptable as was the coffee. Given we spent $186 between four of us, we were not impressed. We have travelled to many wine regions in Australia and NZ and these platters were not comparable to others that had more variety and were more generous.