Adelaide Attractions
Adelaide Attractions Directory : Dining and Eating Out
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The Adelaide Convention Centre provides international-class facilities, quality, efficiency and excellence, ranked twice amongst the world’s top 10, 300,000 people plus pass through its doors each year.
It caters for meetings of 30, conference of 3,500 or cocktail party for 5,000. It boasts more than 10,0000 square metres of pillarless floor space, with a catwalk height of 11 metres above floor level. This space can be divided into six soundproofed halls and provide an exhibition capacity of 40...Adelaide Convention Centre
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Celebrating its 35th birthday in 2008 and situated in the heart of the city, the Adelaide Festival Centre was the first multi-purpose arts centre built in Australia and maintains its status as South Australia’s creative hub - the place where people and ideas connect with each other.
You’ll always find something to see and do at the Adelaide Festival Centre, whether it’s theatre, dance, music, opera, visual art, markets, children’s theatre, and much more. It is also home to three annual festiva...Adelaide Festival Centre
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Head to the Adelaide Showground Farmers Market for fresh, regional and seasonal produce. Its a vibrant place where farmers and producers sell their goods direct to you. You'll find freshly harvested fruit and vegetables and quality, locally made goods at affordable prices, demonstration kitchen with visiting chefs and activities for the children.
The Adelaide Showground Farmers Market supports small family farms, agricultural diversity and consumer choice.Adelaide Showground Farmers Market
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Enjoy the best of both worlds at the historic Alma Hotel. Built in 1856, the Alma Hotel at Willunga has all the character and charm of a by-gone era.
Melinda and Jason McCauley welcome you to come and enjoy our great value meals served seven days a week for lunch and dinner, ice-cold beer and a selection of local wines. There is also a fully stocked bottle shop, PubTAB, South Australia Lotteries, automatic teller machine, gaming room and beer garden.Alma Hotel
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The Art Gallery of South Australia is collection of Australian and international works of art, and holds one of Australia's finest art collections.
Trace the history of European art from the 15th to 20th century, particularly the development of landscape and portrait painting.
The gallery's permanent display of Australian art is outstanding, enabling you to track the development of Australian art from the colonial period. Its collection of 19th century colonial art contains fine examples of ea...Art Gallery Of South Australia
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Blake's Restaurant & Wine Bar and Shiki's are two fine dining options found within the Hyatt Regency Adelaide.
Blake's offers modern, innovative Australian cuisine complemented by an award-winning wine list. Its superb seasonal menu accentuates the freshness and flavour of South Australia's best local produce.
Blake's has received accolades for its extensive wine list. In addition to being judged Best Wine List in South Australia on numerous occasions, Blake's was entered into the Hall of Fame...Blake`s and Shiki Restaurants
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Established in 1855, the Bridgewater Inn is one of South Australia's most historic pubs. With cosy open fires blazing in winter and the shady vine covered pergola by the creek in summer, the Bridgewater Inn is a venue for all seasons.
Set in picturesque Bridgewater in the Adelaide Hills, and overlooking Cox's Creek, the Inn is the perfect spot for a relaxing ale and a bite to eat.
With friendly bistro and al fresco dining seven days a week, the extensive and a la carte menu from the Inn's fam...Bridgewater Inn
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Fino's passionate and experienced team lead by David Swain and Sharon Romeo aim to maintain high levels of food with professional and welcoming service. Located in the heart of the Fleurieu Peninsula, we are fortunate to have the Willunga Farmers Market at our doorstep. David's expertise and finesse show craftsmanship by preparing produce with minimal intervention. It's all about the produce! Our wines are carefully chosen to compliment the local produce and delicate flavours and make for an...Fino
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What would you call a restaurant where good friends, good food and good wine come together? Goodlife naturally.
And in fact its better than natural - its organic. Goodlife, Australia's first NASAA (National Association for Sustainable Agriculture Australia) certified organic pizza bar serves local and/or organic pizza, wines and coffee - bringing together all the elements of a memorable meal - friends, food and wine. Furthermore in 2008 Goodlife became certified 'Carbon Neutral' and has its Car...GoodLife Modern Organic Pizza
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Gouger Street is Adelaide's key ‘eat street’, where cultural diversity is delicious.
It is the gateway to the famed Adelaide Central Market and the exotic, bustling mall and foodhalls of Chinatown.
Take a five-minute stroll down Gouger Street and you'll be embarking on a world tour of restaurants. Traditional Thai, Vietnamese, Malaysian and Japanese, Asian fusion, noodle bars, regional Chinese and yum cha, French and Argentine cuisine, and a number of first-rate seafood restaurants. In Chinat...Gouger Street
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See contemporary Australian and international art, including painting, sculpture, photography and installation at Greenaway Art Gallery, a large converted warehouse. The director is also an Art Theorist and committed equally to art and education. The gallery can advise on commissions, valuations and collections.
Greenaway Art Gallery is just minutes from the Adelaide central business district.Greenaway Art Gallery Adelaide
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Visit one of Australia’s oldest working wineries. Hardys Reynella Winery was established by John Reynell of Devon, England in 1838. Take a guided tour through the botanic gardens and past the historical buildings before returning to the cellar door to taste premium wines produced by the Hardy Wine Company.
The Reynell family was the first to grow grapes commercially in South Australia for winemaking with the first vintage in 1842. In 1982 Thomas Hardy and Sons, an established South Australian w...Hardys Reynella Winery
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Come and indulge in arts and culture, food and drink, day and night at Higher Ground, a multi-arts venue. Includes monthly visual art exhibitions, live music, comedy, theatre, cabaret and special events with an all day cafe and bar service.
For Higher Ground's up to date arts, cultural and entertainment program please visit our website.Higher Ground Incorporated
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Hutt Street is one of Adelaide's leading 'eat streets' and located on the edge of the city centre.
It offers a classy yet laidback atmosphere, with well known restaurants including Chianti Classic, Citrus, Goodlife Modern Organic Pizza, House of Chow and more. It's also home to the popular General Havelock Hotel.
Hutt Street is a wide, tree-lined street with charming red brick pavement and flora, making it a pleasant place to spend some time. Sit outdoors to dine, or browse through the store...Hutt Street
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Jetty Road is the shopping and dining hub for beachside Glenelg, one of Adelaide's most popular beaches. It's a good excuse to mix shopping with a stroll on the sand.
This kilometre-long strip offers al fresco dining, so you can sit back and absorb the sunshine and holiday atmosphere. There's fabulous restaurants, including the award-winning Goodlife Organic Pizza, and plenty of good coffee and delicious ice cream.
You'll find fashion houses here, gifts, music, books and more. Most stores and ...Jetty Road
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While Australia is rich and bountiful, the Adelaide Hills arguably has a greater range of quality food, produce and wine than any other region in the country. The Locavore menu is designed around the best that the region’s local producers have to offer.
In keeping with the principles of the 100-Mile Diet, The Locavore is dedicated to sourcing food and wines from places as close to us as possible (160 kilometres, in fact).
This is then balanced with the following approach: if not local; eat fa...Locavore
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Here you can enjoy wine and winemaking from the ground up. Our interactive Wine Discovery Journey and exhibition showcases the complete wine experience. After having finely tuned their senses in the Wine Discovery Journey, visitors are ready to taste the extensive selection of wines available from the Australian wine regions in the Centre's Concourse Cafe. The Concourse Cafe is open daily for wine tastings and great food. Relax and enjoy fresh espresso coffee and a selection of Australian Ch...National Wine Centre Of Australia
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Ned Kelly's Retreat Restaurant has become synonymous for great steaks and a fantastic range of Aussie tucker provided with friendly service and excellent value for money.
But we have so much more to offer: a vast array of old Australian wares and Ned Kelly memorabilia adorn every wall and surface in the restaurant, giving your whole family a history lesson as you walk around. We also offer Adelaide's largest range of Ned Kelly souvenirs available for purchase.
Gluten free meals available.
20...Ned Kellys Retreat Restaurant
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South Australia's history lives on North Terrace. Not just in museums and the Art Gallery, but in memorials, statues, plaques - and the bricks and mortar of many splendid historic buildings. It is home to many of South Australia's important icons of education, medicine, the arts, culture and commerce, and it is the seat of government.
Starting at the western end, across the road from the University of South Australia campus, is the City Skate Park. Then, back to the other side of North Terrace,...North Terrace
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O'Connell Street is a wide boulevard in North Adelaide, just minutes from the Adelaide city centre, and is a hub of more than 40 restaurants, cafes, pubs and boutiques.
It's graced with ornamental Victoriana, and a hive of activity. Find a table at a bustling restaurant, or browse through specialty shops, gourmet outlets, delicatessens and designer stores.
Wander down a quaint sidestreet. Take in the air on a friendly O'Connell Street pub balcony. Listen to a local band. Sit in the sun and enj...O`Connell Street
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The Bridgewater Mill, nestled in the heart of the Adelaide Hills, is the elegant home of Petaluma.
A short drive from the city, the historic 1860's Mill, with its spectacular waterwheel, houses a world renowned restaurant, the cellar door for Petaluma’s famous wines and the cellars where the company’s sparkling wines are made.
Visitors to the restaurant can enjoy a contemporary Australian menu under the direction of famous chef, Le Tu Thai, matched with a range of highly reputed wines by Petal...Petaluma Cellar and Bridgewater Mill Restaurant
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The Port Dock entered South Australian hotel history on June 19, 1855, when its licence was proclaimed, along with 15 other new hotels in the rapidly developing colony. Port Adelaide already was a thriving port and refreshments were in great demand. In 1883 the original hotel was rebuilt.
The Port Dock Brewery Hotel is a working brewery with historic cellars and tap room and has beer tastings together with quality food at modest prices. There are maritime artefacts including items from the Ti...Port Dock Brewery Hotel
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The Red Ochre restaurant is internationally recognised as the definitive leader in contemporary Australian cuisine. It prides itself on promoting Australian produce and indigenous ingredients.
Dining at the Red Ochre is a world-class experience. In the kitchen, head chef Gary Rule and consultant Andrew Fielke ensure every dish will captivate you.
Drawing on the foods and cooking styles that make up multi-cultural Australia today, the chefs deliver a uniquely Australian taste sensation that has...Red Ochre Restaurant
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Rundle Mall is the shopping heart of Adelaide. It was created in 1976 as Australia's first pedestrian mall. You'll find more than 600 retail stores, three major department stores and 15 arcades there. There are also outdoor cafes and bars to relax in.
The mall is renowned as a venue for performances, promotions and events, from fashion parades, to buskers and street performers. The Rundle Mall Discovery Trail allows you to experience the pedestrian strip's many quirks and features, from sculptu...Rundle Mall
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Within the magnificently restored Adelaide Railway Station, which was built in the 1920s, is one of the Australia's finest gaming establishments, Skycity Adelaide. Located within the Adelaide Plaza on North Terrace, facilities include a large range of gaming tables, a large selection of gaming machines, three bars, live entertainment, two restaurants and a cafe.
Games:
Blackjack, Roulette, Two-up, Craps, Baccarat, Mini-Baccarat, Keno, Big and Small, Big Wheel, Gaming Machines
Drinks:
L'Express...SKYCITY Adelaide
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Wander through six floors of exhibits revealing fascinating stories, at the South Australian Museum. See the Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery, the largest Aboriginal cultural exhibition in the world, with more than 3000 items on display.
There are permanent exhibitions devoted to Antarctic explorer Douglas Mawson, ancient Egypt, rare fossils of the Flinders Ranges and more. You can even see one of Adelaide astronaut Andy Thomas's space suits.
See 40,000 year old megafauna fossils in the ...South Australian Museum
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Situated in the Belair National Park, just under 20 minutes from the heart of Adelaide, the Belair Park Country Club is the best kept secret of the Adelaide Hills. The Garden Room Restaurant boasts a fresh versatile menu with meals ranging from foccaccias and schnitzels to garlic prawns and steak with meal prices from AUD9.90 to AUD28.00. The Belair Park Country Club also specialise in weddings, conferences and private functions. Please contact our function coordinator for any assistance.The Belair Park Country Club - Garden Room Restaurant
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Our 1862 Australian Bush Chapel is set between the hills and the ocean, surrounded by rural farmland. Come and experience Aussie Bush Tucker, free ranging animals combined with local produce, wines and musicians playing on weekend nights at our cafe/restaurant.
Group bookings, private functions, wedding ceremonies and receptions can be catered for.
Drop in and visit us soon. On site caravan accommodation is available.The Hundred Eaves
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The award-winning Manse is one of Adelaide's finest and oldest established restaurants, located within a beautiful Victorian Mansion built in 1882.
With open fireplaces, high ceilings in all five dining rooms and a gracious outdoor terrace, The Manse offers a relaxed and elegant dining experience. The menu features the best and freshest local produce and the wine list consists of selected cellar-aged vintages and hard-to-find boutique wines.
The Manse offers refined modern French/Australian cu...The Manse
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With rave reviews and a collection of awards, The Melting Pot is an Adelaide dining experience not to be missed.
This tiny restaurant offers modern French food and outstanding wine in an intimate, relaxed atmosphere. The Melting Pot is about bringing food, wine and people together to savour and experience the occasion.
Relax in the elegant and sophisticated décor. Indulge in anglaise, oysters, aperitifs, tartare, champagne, pinot, confit, yabbies, sorbet, mille-feuille, martinis, brulee, citru...The Melting Pot
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The premier and original open market of the Fleurieu Peninsula has been operating since 1982. It is held on the first and third Sunday of each month.
Stalls consist of fresh fruit and vegetables, plants, arts and crafts, antiques, collector's items, bric a brac and other second hand items.
All monies raised are donated to local organisations and charities in the City of Onkaparinga. At present in excess of AUD150,000 has been donated.
City of Onkaparinga 2008 Community Event of the Year Awar...The Original Open Market
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The Parade is the café, restaurant and shopping heart of Norwood, one of Adelaide's cosmopolitan inner city suburbs.
You'll find plenty of cafés with outdoor tables, appetising restaurants featuring cuisine from Italian to Thai, Spanish to Indian.
The Parade is arguably home to Adelaide's best florist and bookstores, and the legendary Vari's Italian grocery. Stop for a movie at the cinema complex. Buy up big at the fashion and beauty stores. Two much-loved Parade events are the annual Food, Wi...The Parade
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The Tap Inn is a distinctive venue providing a range of diverse eating and drinking environments, each with a themed presentation and unique atmosphere.
Birdies Restaurant offers exclusive dining, and features a fully enclosed two-storey bird aviary showcasing South Australian birds. Mulligans Bar, the Sand Bunker Beer Garden and The Caffy Shack present a casual dining experience.
The Tap Inn boasts the world’s first indoor fully automated golf driving range attached to a hotel. The 1,000 squa...The Tap Inn
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The Windy Point Restaurant and Cafe are situated just 15 minutes from the heart of the city. Visitors enjoy breathtaking views of the Gulf St Vincent to the Adelaide Hills through full-length 180-degree windows in both areas. Our philosophy is not to offer the view alone but to complement it with exemplary food and service.
The Restaurant has an understated elegance. Executive chef Justin Miles utilises fresh seasonal local produce to create an exciting and ever changing menu. The Cafe welcomes...Windy Point Restaurant
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