The best way to describe this wine bar would be: sophistication meets old world charm. The different types of champagne and extensive cheese platter will ensure that you come back for more. The Apothecary is also a stop for wine tastings, presentations, Christmas dinners, seminars and other such get-togethers. So dress up, step on the velvet carpet and feel like royalty.
Well known for its delightful Mediterranean menu, Georges on Waymouth us a popular crowd-puller owing to its flavorful food. The ambience is classy and consists of wood floors and high walls. Try the potato gnocchi, lamb press and the rhubarb sorbet that are the highlight of the menu. Apart from these, the menu also offers a delectable yogurt pannacotta that is sure to tease your palate.
Mister Sunshine's is just as its name suggests: a breakfast joint with a sunny garden spot. A favorite for alfresco dining, its garden features bright yellow umbrellas, leafy palms and plenty of white chairs. The menu lists a selection of ethically-traded coffees, fresh fruit juices, smoothies and milkshakes. You can also enjoy Organic Peppermint or Assam Tea and Citrus Spritzer. Relish Smashed Pumpkin, Halloumi Burger, House Beans with Chorizo or Minced Mushrooms to go along with the beverages. This eatery also serves a few gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options.
If you are a food lover, Press* offers a great-tasting menu moderately priced for a group of 10 to 40 guests. They also have a special roast suckling Berkshire pig feasting menu. Their head chef, Andrew Davis, has created a menu that brings on products of the changing seasons to the table. This food joint has a unique wood grill, which is an integral part of the kitchen and is reflected in the menu, as well. While agreeing that no wine list can be complete, they would like to add that some wines that are in the list are just perfect.
Disguised under a simple philosophy, the Peel Street restaurant serves earnestly good food. Chefs Jordan and Marty are unafraid of experimentation and bring in influences of different cuisines to their primarily Australian menu, yet still manage to keep it exceedingly uncomplicated. The mulloway fish pasty comes highly recommended, as does their spiced pear and fried walnut toastie. Peel Street has a diverse offerings, with both a blackboard menu and tasting menus for you to choose from. The atmosphere at this eatery blends in line its philosophy, with an industrial-rustic feel to it.
Enjoy the sumptuous pleasure of digging into a traditionally prepared Italian dish at Andre's Cucina & Polenta Bar. This restaurant is known for its tasty dishes that are inspired by age-old Italian recipes. There is a set menu which is quite popular among the patrons. Wines are served here to add to the dining experience. The service is quick and friendly.
Formerly a wayside stopover for travelers to the Barossa Valley, the Wheatsheaf also hosted bullock teams taking cargo to Port Adelaide. Nowadays the cargo is usually fine Barossa wines traveling home with visiting tourists! And this restored stopover: packed with relics of pioneering days: still offers a welcome break. Country cuisine with an Asian touch goes well with those wines, while home-made desserts and coffee are available at any time. Featuring a tempting menu of contemporary Australian cuisine, this restaurant promises a delicious meal the year round. Do check the site for timings.
Whoever said healthy cannot be tasty definitely did not venture into the Adelaide Central Market to relish some absolutely scrumptious smoothies and juices at The Plantation Juice Co.! Whipping up some delectable options of smoothie bowls, and concocting healthy smoothies as well as juices by making use of gluten-free ingredients, the juice bar has been attracting quite a number of curious customers eager to try the flavorsome drinks. Health and well-being are paramount to the ideals of this company, a major reason why their creations adhere to vegan and vegetarian options; not only do these lure in those so inclined, but also others who sip at these thirst-quenchers and juices with great gusto!
'The Two Roosters' is what Les Deux Coqs translates into; a French-oriented grocery store which also doubles as a restaurant serving some incredible and authentic French dishes to those strolling past its stall located in the Central Adelaide Market, the retail shop has been attracting quite a few avid foodies who are enticed by the flavorsome foods available here. Pick from a collection of pork rillettes, roast chicken rillettes, provencal and chili sausages, country terrine, and delightful sweets like chocolate fondants with salted caramel and lemon pleasure. Featuring local ingredients which are healthy, the recipes are derived from traditional French cuisine to bring the tastes of France to the streets of the bustling market. Allow your senses to be regaled by the aromas of delicious foods you can either take away or enjoy on site!
If you've been craving some scrumptious and crunchy Mexican delights to satiate your appetite, you need look no further than Revolución Mexicana, a warm and friendly establishment which aims to regale guests with some of the best dishes pertaining to the versatile cuisine. Be it tacos or burritos, this restaurant offers a menu which is decked with an assortment of items which bear traces of traditional Mexican flavors, each dish being more delicious than the last. Sample bites like fried corn tortillas, pork shoulder confit garnished with herbs and orange, tostadas, quesadillas, nachos, and braised beef among others. Snacks for kids are available here too, as are drink options to accompany your meals.
An elegant restaurant featuring an exquisite and luxuriant interior, Essay Kitchen brings some of the best European cuisine-inspired food items to tables laden with gleaming silverware. The atmosphere is regal yet relaxing, and you can savor an array of dishes cooked to perfection, their taste lingering on your tongue long after you have exited the establishment. Pick from delights like seared tuna, confit duck leg rillette, generous portions of house-made La casa ricotta gnocchi, char-grilled garlic and rosemary pork loin, and Moroccan spiced roast potatoes among others. For dessert, you can indulge in treats like passion fruit and cheesecake. You can also pick from an extensive selection of wines to accompany your meals. A kids' menu is also available here.
Located at East Terrace, House of George is a modestly furnished restaurant that serves delectable Mediterranean cuisine in a cozy and comfortable setting. Diners get to enjoy dining in a warm and welcoming atmosphere, besides having the option of outdoor dining space. The menu offers a decent variety of options in bites, desserts, and small and big plates, to choose from. The restaurant boasts a decent interior with nothing extraordinarily remarkable, though the food reasonably tastes good.