Wanera Wine Bar
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Angaston, SA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas, and the venue's own social channels state dogs are welcome at all times in those spaces, which makes this a reliable stop rather than a hope-for-the-best one. A well-regarded weekend breakfast runs Saturday and Sunday mornings, and the drinks list is Barossa-focused with beer, cocktails and coffee too.
Wanera Wine Bar sits right on Angaston's main street at 65 Murray Street, in a historic exposed-stone building in the heart of the Barossa. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor areas, and the venue's own social channels state dogs are welcome at all times in those spaces, which makes this a reliable stop rather than a hope-for-the-best one.
The dog setup
Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating: the rear courtyard and the front street-side tables, depending on the weather. The courtyard is snug and often has a fire pit going through the cooler months. Dogs stay on a lead, and staff are known to bring out a water bowl with chilled water for visiting pups, though carrying your own is still the safe play. It suits a dog that can settle in a social outdoor setting.
Worth knowing
The kitchen leans Mediterranean, with small plates and hearty mains: duck spring rolls, pork belly, prawns and sliced kangaroo fillet all feature, with vegan and vegetarian options alongside. A well-regarded weekend breakfast runs Saturday and Sunday mornings, and the drinks list is Barossa-focused with beer, cocktails and coffee too. Hours run from 11am weekdays and from 8am on weekends, closing at 9pm Friday to Sunday. It works for a full meal or just a drink with the dog.
Getting there and parking
Wanera is on Murray Street, Angaston's main strip, with free street parking usually available out front and a free public car park nearby. The outdoor areas are easy to reach with a dog in tow, and the town centre is compact enough to walk the whole strip.
Pair it with
For a proper off-lead run, the Nuriootpa Fenced Dog Park is a short drive north with dedicated fenced space. The Thorn-Clarke Wines cellar door a few minutes out of town is another dog-friendly stop with outdoor tasting space, and Peter Lehmann Wines makes a good add-on on a Tanunda loop. For something sweet after lunch, Melba's Chocolates Barossa Valley is two doors up Murray Street.
More options are on the South Australia dog friendly restaurants guide and the Angaston destination page.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
