Second time here. I'm giving it 5 star because it was better than first time (last time they were less attentive). I think both times it was still full house except this time no one gets to sit outdoor. I'd prefer outdoor in the sun as the views is one of the best part. The wine is great no doubt, got both reds and whites as well as sweets. We loved the moscato but no stock til later this year. The red is also quite good. Food is exceptional and still same quality as 3 years ago when we were here. They have a sheet of paper explaining all the wines so I don't think it's necessary to have someone go through it with you. The service was friendly and also engaging despite been really busy. Only suggestion is please add chips to menu! Otherwise highlight is the wood oven pizzas. See less

Ambience was good, and the food was enjoyable. The braised beef cheeks was okay, but the pan fried barramundi was really tasty, and the rocket salad was refreshing.nnUnlike other reviews, we haven’t had any issue with the service, which was fine.nnOverall, it wasn’t the best place to go in Mudgee but it’s still an enjoyable place to go for lunch, and they have a really nice view outside.nnOne thing I really liked from them though was that, when booking online, there was the option to tick “Bring a dog”, which we haven’t seen with the other places (that allowed us to know with 100% certainty that they were dog-friendly!). See less

As a fellow business owner I understand the importance of google reviews, so slept on it before deciding whether or not to give a review, but I had such a bad experience at this winery that I feel the need to share.nnBrad, the manager of the venue, was rude from the second we arrived. Admittedly we were late, which we were apologetic for, however there were still plenty of tables available so seemingly it shouldn’t have been a problem. It was the final winery of our tour and we’d been running slightly late all day, not that it was a problem for any of the other wineries we visited, who were all still very polite and accommodating.nnHe was not very knowledgeable on the wines he served, and seemed disinterested and agitated when we asked for a description of the wines. We even all chose the same 6 wines to taste to make it run smoother for him, yet he was still miserable. He also admitted to us that he had had a bad day, however I don’t think it is acceptable for him to take that out on us. My friend and I were laughing amongst ourselves and it was at that stage he asked us to leave, stating the reason being we were too intoxicated. A poor excuse knowing we’d been drinking previously, except we were completely coherent upon arrival and departure, he just didn’t want us in there. The table beside us also agreed that he was rude so it wasn’t just us that had noticed.nnSuch a contrast from the wonderful winery Lowe’s we visited before. Thankfully the bad ending didn’t dampen our day over all, however it is shame as we carefully chose which wineries we wanted to visit, and clearly going to Di Lusso was a mistake. See less

Beautiful gardens and surrounds are a special touch. We took a stroll around just to see it all.nThe food was delicious as were the wines. I had a lamb ragout and wifey had a wood fired pizza. The menu even suggests what wines to pair with each menu item. So good.nThe staff were very friendly and trying to look after people with no bookings or were late. Not easy with everything being so busy at the moment.nAnyway, our experience was fantastic. See less

Great fun place slightly chaotic but good atmosphere. The owner makes the experience as some of the staff can be a little short at times. Close to capacity for lunch so understandable and we took a ton of wine home See less