Italian Restaurants in Griffith, NSW

Finding a italian restaurant in Griffith

House made pasta or bought in, wood fired pizza, veal, and the long Sunday lunch that fills the room. Italian cooking is not an import here: families who came to grow tobacco in the Ovens Valley and to farm at Griffith after the war are the reason the kitchens and the King Valley wine lists run so deep. The border shows up on the bill, because the Friday before the AFL Grand Final is a Victorian public holiday that carries a surcharge in Wodonga or Myrtleford while Albury trades an ordinary day.

Griffith is the centre of the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area and produces more wine by volume than any other district in NSW. Italian families who arrived after both wars shaped the food, the citrus blocks and the vineyards, and Banna Avenue still shows it. Water allocation, freight and food processing set the tone of the local economy every year.

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