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Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy explains how Diner Barossa may use cookies and similar technologies in connection with the dinerbarossa.com website.
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Understanding cookies
A plain-language overview
Cookies are small text files that a website may place on your device when you browse. They can help a site recognise certain preferences or interactions during a visit or when you return. Cookies do not usually identify you by name on their own, although information collected through them may be handled with other information in some circumstances. Similar technologies may perform comparable functions where they are used.
Function
Supporting a reliable visit
Cookies may support secure and dependable page functionality, remember a choice you have made and help the website respond consistently as you move between pages. They can also help us understand broad patterns of site use and improve content or performance. The purposes available may vary according to the feature you use.
Choice
Your preferences matter
Where choices are required for non-essential cookies, those cookies may be used subject to the options presented to you. You can review available consent controls and browser settings at any time. This policy describes possible purposes; it does not mean that every purpose or technology is active during every visit.
Cookie categories
Categories and duration
The categories below provide a practical explanation of the kinds of cookies that may be used in connection with dinerbarossa.com. They are not an exhaustive technical inventory, and the availability of an optional category may depend on the website feature or choice involved.
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Essential operation
Strictly necessary cookies
Some cookies may be required for core website operation, security, accessibility or recording your privacy choices. These cookies can be necessary to provide a service or function you have requested, including helping the website operate reliably while you browse. If you block or remove them through your browser settings, parts of the site may not work as intended, and some choices may need to be made again.
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Preferences
Preference and functionality cookies
Preference and functionality cookies may remember settings that help make later visits more consistent, such as a consent selection or presentation choice. Their availability depends on the feature you are using. If related cookies are declined or cleared, saved settings may be lost and the website may return to its default presentation or ask you to make a choice again.
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Measurement
Performance and analytics cookies
Optional measurement cookies may help assess how visitors use pages and help improve the reliability, content and navigation of the website. Where consent is required, these cookies are not necessary for essential site operation. You can manage optional cookie choices through available consent controls and browser settings. We do not rely on this policy to identify a particular provider or measurement technology.
Your choices
Managing your cookie choices
You can take practical steps to manage non-essential cookies. The most suitable approach will depend on the choices available on the site and the settings you use on your own device.
Site controls
Use available site controls
Where presented, the site’s cookie or consent controls can be used to review and adjust choices relating to non-essential cookies. A change generally applies prospectively. Depending on the circumstances, it may not remove information already processed before the adjustment was made. If a cookie settings option is available through the shared site controls, you may use it to revisit your selection.
Review cookie settingsBrowser settings
Use browser settings
You can also use your browser controls to block, delete or limit cookies. The method differs by browser and device, so consult the help or settings area of the browser you use. Deleting or blocking cookies may affect saved preferences and some site functionality. Browser controls can be useful alongside any choices made through the site.
Scope and linked services
Third parties and linked services
Third parties
Third-party technologies may place or access cookies only where third-party content, services or integrations are used on the site. Where applicable, the handling of those technologies is governed by the relevant third party’s own notices and settings. We do not use this policy to suggest that any particular advertising, social media, payment or other external service is active. If you choose to use a third-party service, review its information about cookies and privacy.
Policy updates
Changes and questions
Changes to this Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy to reflect changes to website practices, legal obligations or technology. The current version will show its effective date on this page, so we encourage you to revisit it periodically. An updated date helps you identify the policy currently in effect without implying a separate version-history process.
Effective date: 19 September 2026