What restaurants are located at All Saints Estate? 

KIN and Bonnie are both located at All Saints Estate in the heart of the Rutherglen wine region. Together, the venues offer a range of dining experiences from relaxed winery lunches to refined regional dining paired with estate-grown wines. 

What is KIN restaurant? 

KIN is the signature dining experience at All Saints Estate, offering a seasonal menu inspired by regional Victorian produce and designed to complement the winery’s premium wines. Located within the historic estate grounds, KIN delivers a refined winery restaurant experience overlooking vineyards and heritage-listed architecture. 

What is Bonnie? 

Bonnie is the relaxed dining and wine experience at All Saints Estate, offering approachable food, local wines and casual hospitality within the winery grounds. Designed as a laid-back gathering place in Rutherglen, Bonnie is ideal for long lunches, casual catch-ups, shared plates and wine by the glass. 

Where are KIN and Bonnie located? 

KIN and Bonnie are both located at All Saints Estate in Rutherglen, North East Victoria. The estate is approximately three hours from Melbourne and is one of the most recognised winery destinations in regional Victoria. 

Do I need a booking for KIN and Bonnie? 

Yes, bookings are strongly recommended for both KIN and Bonnie, particularly on weekends, public holidays and during peak tourism periods in Rutherglen. Walk-ins are always welcome, and we will do our best to accommodate you.  

What type of food does KIN serve? 

KIN offers a refined seasonal menu celebrating regional produce from North East Victoria. The menu is designed to pair with All Saints Estate wines and focuses on elevated dining, thoughtful wine pairing and locally sourced ingredients. 

What type of food does Bonnie serve? 

Bonnie serves relaxed winery dining with a focus on seasonal plates, approachable flavours and dishes designed for sharing. The menu pairs perfectly with wine tastings, casual lunches and afternoons spent at the estate. 

Is Bonnie family friendly? 

Yes, Bonnie is designed as a relaxed and welcoming winery dining experience suitable for families, groups and casual gatherings. The surrounding lawns and outdoor seating areas make it ideal for visitors exploring Rutherglen with children. 

Can I visit Bonnie without doing a wine tasting? 

Yes, guests are welcome to visit Bonnie independently of the cellar door experience. Visitors can enjoy wine by the glass, casual dining and estate views without participating in a formal tasting. 

Can I dine at KIN without doing a wine tasting? 

Yes, KIN restaurant welcomes guests whether or not they are participating in a wine tasting experience at All Saints Estate. All guests who dine at KIN are entitled to a complimentary Estate Tasting Experience at our Cellar Door.

Do KIN and Bonnie cater to dietary requirements? 

Yes, both KIN and Bonnie offer vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. Guests with dietary requirements are encouraged to notify the team when booking. 

Are KIN and Bonnie suitable for groups? 

Yes, both venues welcome group bookings. KIN is ideal for celebratory dining and curated food and wine experiences, while Bonnie is suited to relaxed group lunches, winery gatherings and casual celebrations. 

Can I host a private event at KIN or Bonnie? 

Yes, private dining experiences, celebrations, corporate lunches and group events can be hosted across KIN, Bonnie and the wider All Saints Estate grounds. Get in touch with our team to plan your private event. 

Are KIN and Bonnie dog friendly? 

Dogs are welcome in selected outdoor areas at All Saints Estate, including designated outdoor dining spaces at Bonnie where available. Dogs must remain on a leash at all times. 

What makes dining at All Saints Estate unique? 

Dining at All Saints Estate combines award-winning wines, regional produce, heritage architecture and vineyard views within one of Australia’s most iconic winery destinations. Guests can enjoy both refined dining at KIN and relaxed winery hospitality at Bonnie while exploring the historic Rutherglen wine region.