Hunter Valley icon First Creek Wines brings its cellar door to the city for the first time, popping up inside Crystalbrook Kingsley’s stylish lobby bar, Ms Mary, as part of Newcastle Food Month.
Recently named Halliday Winemaker of the Year and NSW Wine of the Year, First Creek arrives with an award-winning tasting flight that is sure to impress.
Indulge in a flight of four wines aptly named “Ask for NSW Best”, which together have amassed an incredible seven trophies, including NSW Wine of the Year, NSW Best White Wine, NSW Best Chardonnay, NSW Best Alternative Wine, and NSW Best Rosé.
Settle in at your own pace and sip your way through the flight in the relaxed elegance of Ms Mary. With a beautiful outdoor terrace, striking architectural design, and a distinctly Newcastle energy, it is the perfect setting for a city cellar door moment that feels both polished and approachable.
Elevate your tasting with a selection of thoughtful bites curated by Crystalbrook Kingsley Executive Chef Joey Ingram, designed to complement the wines and encourage lingering a little longer.
Whether you arrive with a practiced palate or simple curiosity, this is an invitation to slow down, discover, and savour some of the state’s most awarded drops, right in the heart of the city.
Bookings and walk-ins available:
Thursday – Saturday: 2pm – 6pm
Sunday: 11am – 3pm
Inclusions:
A tasting flight of four award-winning wines by First Creek
As part of Newcastle Food Month, Oh My Papa teams up with Briar Ridge Vineyard (Hunter Valley) to present Thai-Chino-Latino Nights — a flavour-driven dining experience celebrating culture, spice, and wine.
This exclusive five-course degustation blends Thai freshness, Chinese technique, and Latin soul. Enjoy vibrant starters like cured kingfish with nam jim and chilli oil, chorizo shumai, and salted pepper squid, followed by interactive mains where guests build their own tacos with grilled chicken, cumin beef stew, pickled onion, and corn slaw.
The evening concludes on a sweet note with our Churro Banana Roll, paired with wines thoughtfully curated by Briar Ridge to complement each course.
Two nights only. Big flavours. No borders.
Inclusions:
5-course Thai-Chino-Latino degustation menu
Wine pairings by Briar Ridge Vineyard (Hunter Valley)
Hosted dining experience at Oh My Papa
Limited seats per night for an intimate experience
We’re celebrating our legendary local producers and Newcastle Food Month beverage partners with a rare opportunity to enjoy intimate dining alongside Newcastle’s award-winning brewer, Shawn Sherlock, and our good friends at Earp Distillers. Settle in for an expertly curated menu from Foghorn Head Chef Marley Longo, joined by guest chef Nick Biddle of Lock’s Paddock, thoughtfully paired with special-release Foghorn beers, Earp spirits, and award-winning First Creek wines.
The night also marks the launch of a very special limited-edition Earp x Foghorn barrel-aged beer—one you won’t want to miss.
Inclusions:
• Four-course dinner paired with beers, wines, and spirits
Celebrate Newcastle’s coastal bounty on this unforgettable seafood degustation cruise. Step aboard MV Calmer for a six-course lunch showcasing the freshest catch from the Newcastle Fishermen’s Co-Op, thoughtfully prepared onboard as you cruise the harbour. Expect beautifully plated seafood dishes, seasonal flavours and a refined dessert to finish, all enjoyed with sweeping waterfront views and relaxed luxury.
Dress code: Smart casual
Child friendly: Yes (12+)
Pet friendly: No
With limited capacity, this intimate experience is a must-do for seafood lovers during Newcastle Food Month.
Hunter Valley icon First Creek Wines brings its cellar door to the city for the first time, popping up inside Crystalbrook Kingsley’s stylish lobby bar, Ms Mary, as part of Newcastle Food Month.
Recently named Halliday Winemaker of the Year and NSW Wine of the Year, First Creek arrives with an award-winning tasting flight that is sure to impress.
Indulge in a flight of four wines aptly named “Ask for NSW Best”, which together have amassed an incredible seven trophies, including NSW Wine of the Year, NSW Best White Wine, NSW Best Chardonnay, NSW Best Alternative Wine, and NSW Best Rosé.
Settle in at your own pace and sip your way through the flight in the relaxed elegance of Ms Mary. With a beautiful outdoor terrace, striking architectural design, and a distinctly Newcastle energy, it is the perfect setting for a city cellar door moment that feels both polished and approachable.
Elevate your tasting with a selection of thoughtful bites curated by Crystalbrook Kingsley Executive Chef Joey Ingram, designed to complement the wines and encourage lingering a little longer.
Whether you arrive with a practiced palate or simple curiosity, this is an invitation to slow down, discover, and savour some of the state’s most awarded drops, right in the heart of the city.
Bookings and walk-ins available:
Thursday – Saturday: 2pm – 6pm
Sunday: 11am – 3pm
Inclusions:
A tasting flight of four award-winning wines by First Creek
Roundhouse welcomes a high tea collaboration that is anything but ordinary. Crystalbrook Kingsley Executive Chef Joey Ingram and MasterChef alumni and Cakeboi owner Reece Hignell come together to create an exquisite afternoon experience where classic high tea meets playful artistry.
At the centre sits a spectacular rose-kissed tower, more work of art than centrepiece. Layered with cakes, sweet creations, and savoury indulgences, each element is thoughtfully designed to surprise and invite a little decadence. Freshly baked scones arrive warm, served with house-made jam and rose chantilly cream.
A grand rosé tower by First Creek Wines commands the room, poured generously as conversation flows. Whimsical, tea-infused cocktails add a sense of theatre, encouraging curiosity with every sip. Delicate and unexpected, they offer a playful counterpoint to the elegance of the afternoon.
Set high above the city at Roundhouse, panoramic harbour views stretch beyond the windows while a live strings duo sets the tone. Cello and violin provide an elegant soundtrack, elevating the experience into something even the ton would envy.
Elegant, expressive, and unapologetically extra, Cakeboi x Roundhouse High Tea invites guests to linger, toast, and revel in the moment.
Inclusions:
Glass of First Creek rosé poured from the rosé tower
Signature high tea tower with cakes, sweet creations, and savoury indulgences
Freshly baked scones with house-made jam and rose chantilly cream
Live cello and violin performance
Add-ons:
Specialty tea-infused cocktail menu
Free-flowing bubbles and rosé
Step into the heart of Our Throsby and taste your way through one of Newcastle’s most vibrant and creative districts. Explore Throsby is a guided walking food tour that invites you to slow down and experience the flavours, stories, and hidden gems that make this area truly special.
Led by a passionate local foodie, the tour journeys through Throsby’s five villages, connected by Throsby Creek. Along the way, enjoy curated tastings showcasing local produce, bold flavours, and meet the people behind some of Newcastle’s best food and drink.
More than a food tour, Explore Throsby is an invitation to connect with place—discovering the district’s reinvention, creativity, and community one delicious stop at a time. A destination to dwell, explore, and experience. Come and discover Our Throsby.
Tour Details:
• Duration: 3.5-hour guided walking tour
• Walking Experience: Meander through the Throsby Villages along mostly flat paths at a relaxed pace, covering approximately 2.5km
• Venues & Tastings: Stop at four unique local venues with food included at each stop
• Meet the Makers: Hear the stories behind the venues and food, with the opportunity to meet the people creating it
• Guided by a Local Foodie: Learn about the villages, with foodie facts and local history sprinkled throughout the tour
Bookings launching soon via https://ourthrosby.com.au/whats-on/. To register your interest, email hello@newyfoodadventures.com.au
Hunter Valley icon First Creek Wines brings its cellar door to the city for the first time, popping up inside Crystalbrook Kingsley’s stylish lobby bar, Ms Mary, as part of Newcastle Food Month.
Recently named Halliday Winemaker of the Year and NSW Wine of the Year, First Creek arrives with an award-winning tasting flight that is sure to impress.
Indulge in a flight of four wines aptly named “Ask for NSW Best”, which together have amassed an incredible seven trophies, including NSW Wine of the Year, NSW Best White Wine, NSW Best Chardonnay, NSW Best Alternative Wine, and NSW Best Rosé.
Settle in at your own pace and sip your way through the flight in the relaxed elegance of Ms Mary. With a beautiful outdoor terrace, striking architectural design, and a distinctly Newcastle energy, it is the perfect setting for a city cellar door moment that feels both polished and approachable.
Elevate your tasting with a selection of thoughtful bites curated by Crystalbrook Kingsley Executive Chef Joey Ingram, designed to complement the wines and encourage lingering a little longer.
Whether you arrive with a practiced palate or simple curiosity, this is an invitation to slow down, discover, and savour some of the state’s most awarded drops, right in the heart of the city.
Bookings and walk-ins available:
Thursday – Saturday: 2pm – 6pm
Sunday: 11am – 3pm
Inclusions:
A tasting flight of four award-winning wines by First Creek
Hunter Valley icon First Creek Wines brings its cellar door to the city for the first time, popping up inside Crystalbrook Kingsley’s stylish lobby bar, Ms Mary, as part of Newcastle Food Month.
Recently named Halliday Winemaker of the Year and NSW Wine of the Year, First Creek arrives with an award-winning tasting flight that is sure to impress.
Indulge in a flight of four wines aptly named “Ask for NSW Best”, which together have amassed an incredible seven trophies, including NSW Wine of the Year, NSW Best White Wine, NSW Best Chardonnay, NSW Best Alternative Wine, and NSW Best Rosé.
Settle in at your own pace and sip your way through the flight in the relaxed elegance of Ms Mary. With a beautiful outdoor terrace, striking architectural design, and a distinctly Newcastle energy, it is the perfect setting for a city cellar door moment that feels both polished and approachable.
Elevate your tasting with a selection of thoughtful bites curated by Crystalbrook Kingsley Executive Chef Joey Ingram, designed to complement the wines and encourage lingering a little longer.
Whether you arrive with a practiced palate or simple curiosity, this is an invitation to slow down, discover, and savour some of the state’s most awarded drops, right in the heart of the city.
Bookings and walk-ins available:
Thursday – Saturday: 2pm – 6pm
Sunday: 11am – 3pm
Inclusions:
A tasting flight of four award-winning wines by First Creek
Four Sundays. Four wine vibes. One seriously good reason to spend April Sundays by the beach.
Sukimama returns to Merewether Surf Club for a month of relaxed Sunday sessions, a signature event in Newcastle Food Month, teaming up with First Creek Wines for a weekly seaside wine party worth locking into the calendar.
Sunday 5 April – Rosé Beach Bar
Sunday 12 April – Chardy Party
Sunday 19 April – Semsational Sunday
Sunday 26 April – Pinot Party
Your ticket includes a glass of First Creek’s featured wine of the week and good vibes. Sukimama’s much-loved Korean street food pop-up menu will be available to purchase, alongside a full list of First Creek’s award-winning wines by the glass and bottle.
Great wine. Fab food. Ocean views. Cool vibes. Sundays sorted.
A tasting experience for food lovers, home cooks, and olive oil enthusiasts, showcasing exclusive seasonal 2026 extra virgin olive oils and vinegars straight from the barrel before they reach the shelves.
Enjoy canapés while learning how olive oil is made, how to use it in everyday cooking, and gaining insight into the Australian olive oil industry from the makers at Pukara Estate.
Inclusions:
Extra virgin olive oil and vinegar tastings
Canapés during the tasting
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Newcastle Food Month acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we live, learn and work, the Awabakal and Worimi peoples and pay respects to their Elders past and present.