The tame old Ranelagh General Store has been reborn as an inventive burger bar. Furnished like your great-grandparents' farmhouse, its burgers rely on local produce – the buns are made on-site – with a menu of all-day snacks also available. The Stanley burger (wallaby with popcorn furikake slaw, pickled ginger and wasabi) is a real winner.
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