Lunch Menu
Licensed only
SAVOURY
marinated olives 6
chook liver parfait and onion jam crostini 8
sardines on toast, herb salad, aioli 10
salad of tomato, goat’s curd, white anchovy and basil 19
bowl of mussels, tomato, chilli, faro and oregano 20
tuna crudo, fennel, capers and horseradish 21
spiced roast quail, coleslaw, aioli 22
orecchiette, pork sausage ragu 25
blue eye, peppers, black olive butter, pangratatto 30
400g grass fed t-bone, chips and anchovy butter 35
CHEESE
2 australian cheeses, served with dates, pears and lavosh 20
SWEET
pannacotta, poached pears, coffee and nuts 14
chocolate marquise, honeycomb, peanuts 15
affogato 12
choc, nut and raisin truffle 3
feel like sharing?
let us choose your menu…
5 courses for 45 bucks per person!
for the whole table to participate
Wine
SPARKLING
windowrie family reserve, orange, 2010 glass 12 bottle 34
logan vintage ‘m’ cuvee, orange, 2009 52
WHITE
robert stein semillon/riesling, mudgee, 2009 glass 9 bottle 29
falls wines chardonnay, canowindra, 2009 30
swinging bridge sauvignon blanc, orange 2010 glass 12 bottle 34
falls wines semillon, canowindra 2009 30
logan sauvignon blanc, orange, 2010 40
sorby adams “jellicoe” riesling, eden valley, 2006 42
di lusso vermentino, mudgee, 2010 45
RED
huntington estate, grenache/shiraz, mudgee, 2008 glass 9 bottle 30
louee nullo mountain pinot noir, rylstone, 2008 glass 14 bottle 40
black wattle shiraz, padthaway/coonawarra, 2005 42
falls wines “squatter’s ghost” shiraz, canowindra 2003 45
winburndale fontana cabernet, bathurst 2008 42
falls wines merlot, canowindra, 2003 53
hamiltons bluff sangiovese, canowindra, 2005 55
SWEET
robert stein harvest gold, botrytis semillon, mudgee, 2009 375ml
glass 13 bottle 40
BEER
coopers sparkling ale 6
4 pines hefeweizen 7
fat yak pale ale 7
peroni 7.5
james boag’s premium light 5
Media Release
The opening of Nineteen23 at Wentworth Falls marks an exciting addition to the Blue Mountains dining scene. Those visiting Nineteen23 can expect a regularly changing, seasonally-driven array of share dishes that showcase produce from across the Blue Mountains and NSW Central Tablelands.
Chef David Nemeth brings experience from Sydney notables including Boathouse on Blackwattle Bay, Fix St. James and Tabou. “I’m enjoying the opportunity to use local and regional produce to deliver a wholesome, honest dining experience, without the Sydney price tag,” he says.
“Wherever possible I’m sourcing organic produce from local growers and those around the Orange, Cowra, Bathurst and Mudgee areas. It comes through the Blue Mountains daily, en route to Sydney – we’re happy to meet it halfway.”
David is joined at Nineteen23 by Pauline Hird at front of house. A trained chef and dedicated foodie herself, Pauline knows her menu inside-out, enjoys her guests and can be called on for a recommendation without the often-encountered Sydney pretence. “On a clear night,” she says, “our guests can see the lights of Sydney sparkle 100 kilometres in the distance. It’s a world away.”
Nineteen23’s spacious 30-seat dining room is part of the heritage-listed Silvermere Guest House, which sits some 910 metres above sea level, amid 6,000 square metres of cold climate gardens. Nineteen23’s marble topped tables, grand fire place and art deco chandeliers bring diners into the period ambience from where they can enjoy the surrounds through huge picture windows and framed glass doors.
Dishes come in a range of sizes. A seven-dish across-the-menu dining experience can be enjoyed for $55 per person. Add to this a $6.00 per bottle BYO cost and it makes for a memorable yet extremely reasonable night out.
Nineteen23 is open for dinner Friday and Saturday from 6:00pm (BYO and licensed). Open for lunch Saturday from 12pm (licensed only). Call Nineteen23 at Silvermere Guesthouse on (02) 4757-3311. Bookings essential.
Bookings Essential
Open for dinner Friday and Saturday from 6pm (BYO and licensed)
Open for lunch Saturday from 12pm (licensed only).
For reservations please call 02 4757 3311 or email silvermere@iinet.net.au