OMG here we are on vacation with a million Asian places, and after awhile you just say NO MORE! I'm…read morenot even sure how we found this place but I died and went to heaven! The food was absolutely amazing! I literally couldn't decide so I had our server decide for me! The octopus was some of then best I've ever had YUM! The calamari starter was also superb. Hubby had the mousaka and it was just like "back home" (yes I'm Greek!) in conclusion, don't miss this opportunity to get some great authentic Greek food when in Adelaide!

To start, our waitress Aphroditi was amazing, a real Greek lady with so much attention to an"every…read moredetail on our needs as first customers . Then, the food was super delicious (), I got the traditional moussaka, and my hubby got the octapothi ''tis skaras. Of course, our appetizers were the Taramasalata and Kamari Tiganito. To end this great experience, we got to share a kourambietges. This place has more than 5 starts, because this Aphroditi was on top all the time, despite so many more customers were in place. Thanks !

We decided to visit Harry's bar on Thursday evening for dinner as they were offering 20% off…read moreeverything on their menu from 4-8pm. I heard they do good steaks but I was craving for a burger so being the smart me, I ordered a steak burger. Turns out there wasn't 20% off this one but it was a good deal of $10 with any drink of your choice! We also ordered the 300g rump steak and the Panko crumbed prawns, which consisted of a good serve of 10 prawns, tartare sauce, chips and salad. Much to my disappointment, my order was forgotten and I had to wait for half an hour before it arrived. The waitress was very kind and apologised for the delay and even offered me another drink! I was going to turn a blind eye to the food delay until I bit into my burger! The steak patty was chewy and I just could not take another bite. At this point, it was already past 8.30pm which is when the kitchen closes but the waitress was again, kind enough to re-make my order. I decided to swap to Panko crumbed prawns instead and they happily did it for me. Overall, I wouldn't say this was a completely bad experience. Yes, the steak burger is a definitely a no-no for me on my next visit but the rump steak, which I got to taste, was surprisingly quite tender. The good service also made my experience a whole lot better. Harry's bar has a nice old country pub feel as you enter, so I definitely recommend this place if you're looking for a quiet spot to drink. They do also have partitions if you're wanting to organise your next function here.

Years ago, when I used to live in Adelaide, this used to be a pretty ordinary pub - basically a…read moresports bar and that was it. Maybe I didn't dig too deep into the place, or maybe it was just that it was only a sports bar, but when I came back here recently they had completely opened up the uppper level. Oh, as it is with Adelaide, sure enough when I wandered into this pub I ran straight into a couple of old friends of mine, so I ended up killing some time with them. They actually had a decent selection of beers on tap, and the balcony was also pretty cool. In fact it is a much better addition to the Adelaide pub scene that this place used to be.

We were here on Sunday, April 12 just before the Gather Round game between Port Adelaide and St…read more Kilda. Love the venue and architechure. Staff were friendly. Attended to us quickly both with drinks and delivery of food. Food portions were generous for the price, chips were tasty and well seasoned. However, my burger was phenomanal. Moved from Canada to Australia 3 years ago, and can attest this is probably up there on one of the best burgers I've had here in Australia. Cooked to perfection, the sauce reminded me of "White Spot Restaurant" chain back in Canada they called it a "Triple O Sauce". They marketed it as a "secret sauce", but everyone knew it was a mixture of mayo, tomato relish and ketchup/tomato sauce. Still, having it here at this venue, reminded me a wee bit of home. So good. Thank you. The only downside I can think of, is wish the pub was open after the game. Came back after to wait out the rush demand for buses/taxis/ubers (waited over an hour to get one), and this place could have made a killing for staying open just a little longer. Not sure if it's a city thing or it being a Sunday but something to note for next year. Extend your hours, apply to the city to do so for this weekend (if needed) or even just keep the downstairs portion open for the extra business. Seriously, you turned away huge crowds by closing early. Otherwise, next time we're in Adelaide, will definitely be back for that burger. Yummo.

I had never been to the Cathedral Hotel before and thought it was the perfect place to lunch before…read morethe first big footy game at Adelaide Oval. It was nice to see security on the door and they directed me to the bistro. Our table of 10 was clearly identified under the booking name, time and numbers attending. The Event Menu was the only one given to us and it had a selection of the typical pub foods of burgers and schnitzels. I chose the Salt & Pepper Calamari served with aioli, chips and salad. Disappointingly I thought the calamari was chewy although the others liked theirs with the light batter. The undressed salad was served in a tiny bowl and all that was in it was one piece of tomato, one piece of cucumber, a couple of red onion rings and a tiny bit of lettuce. Really not enough greens as its needed to break up the oil taste from the chips and calamari. I don't know whether its usual for the Cathedral Hotel to serve drinks in plastic ware but I thought it very odd. I know they were probably prepared for all the football revellers but to use these in the bistro was unprofessional. I only like glassware for my drinks. Everyone else at the table was disappointed and thought it odd. NB. I gave the Cathedral Hotel the review link and they were very quick to explain that due to the laneway being open for the day the liquor licence didn't allow glass any where in the premises (including the bistro). They will be serving in glass for the remainder of the season, so that's good news. I'll be back to have my glass of sparkling red served in glass!

A very cute little bar that's sprung up. I'm not sure how long it's been open but feel it's…read moreprobably not long. It's very small and cosy - I went there on a Friday night and was surprised that it was virtually empty at 4pm. I was worried that I had chosen a place that would have no atmosphere but come 5pm, the place was packed! Lots of people and perhaps got a bit loud. Drinks were cheap (spirits for only $8!) and it was a good place for a drink. The staff behind the bar were friendly but perhaps just learning because she completely stuffed up a scotch, dry and lime. The feel of the bar was relaxed - not pretentious and where you could just go and be yourself. If you could get cheap and cheerful as a bar, this would be it - Just get there early to get a spot!

If a kindred spirit could take the form of a bar, this place would be mine. Great prices for drinks…read morecasual vibe, non-assuming staff and what is likely to be my hangout on Fridays for the foreseeable future for after work drinks...if they can survive the challenging economic climate Adelaide has going at the moment. First impressions are very good but i don't want to jonx it by saying all this so I'm gonna end my review here and head back to the bar for a frosty. Get on it!

Technically this is a brew pub because it has it's own brewery, though also technically that…read morehappens to be next door in the cafe/bottle shop. Anyway, it's a pretty awesome pub located up in the hills. In fact, we drove past this place once because the freeway was clogged up, so we ended up going the other way. It is a pretty cool place, with a rather large outdoor area. Yeah, a particularly charming place to have a beer.

Wonderful dinner with family and friends. Classic pub food all good - Schnitz and fish. Also…read morelove that you can scan QR code at table and order and pay. No ordering at bar or queue necessary. Huge wine and beer selection, all bread is fresh. Great service overall. Will definitely return. Explore the property lots of seating options to match your mood.

Despite the fact that I have lived a bulk of my life in Adelaide I have never heard of this pub…read moreuntil quite recently, which really surprised me because I thought I knew of all the pubs in Adelaide. Well, that has now been rectified, as well as the fact that I have now been here and had a drink. My thoughts: well it was okay, but not one of the best places I've been. The staff certainly weren't the friendliest. However the pig statue with a table on its head was really cool. Oh, it's also next to one of the university boarding houses so expect the uni students to flock here during term time.

Up to 4 stars for obvious reasons. They've upped the game on the menu and wine selection. Service…read morehas improved and the wood oven pizza really is a delight. Relax on the back patio and enjoy the weather or chill out by the front on the quiet street. There are too few tables in the bar area and I never see anyone use the pokies, so why have it.

The atmosphere in this wonderful, hidden away restaurant is relaxed, casual, fun & amazingly…read morebuzzing. Looking like a cool place with decor you'd find on Pinterest (fairy lights, candles, perfectly mismatched furniture) and great music. The food was actually unbelievable. I can not think of a time when it has been trumped in recent days. I had a pizza & it was the best one I'd ever had. Perfectly charcoaled, amazing flavour - not oily OR dry. Perfect. My partner had the Mexican chicken burger which had tons of chicken & he RAVED about it! We have already ordered dessert & we have planned to come back with friend for birthdays. Hidden in a perfect place where we can easily walk across the road for some live music too. Perfect for a Romantic date or a group of friends! Love.

First time here on Saturday lunch time and it was nice…read more We sat in the outside area and it had a very rustic feel. I enjoyed my pizza toppings as it was everything I would usually add to my pizza so it was great for it to already come as is... Some parts of the base were slightly soggy but only in a few spots but other than that it was nice and crispy. My husband had the deli big breakfast but he thought it was a bit too organic for his liking with the taste (the bacon did have an unusual flavour/spice taste) and the bread did not come with butter not did they ask if we would like any. It was a really chilled out vibe which is ok in general but maybe a bit too relaxed that the wait staff did not even clear up our plates until we left so we had to sit chatting after we had finished with our dirty plates in front of us. I had an enjoyable time on the day but would not be rushing back unless I was in the area or had another entertainment book coupon. Thank you for reading :)

I haven't been to this place a huge amount, and even then it was simply to check it out because I…read morehaven't been here all that much. Personally, it isn't really all that crash hot - just a typical pub that happens to be next to the beach. Okay, being next to the beach does give it a bit more character, especially since Grange tends to be a little less crowded that Henley Beach down the road. As for the pub there isn't all that much about that that stands out - there is a nice restaurant, a gaming room, a bottle shop, and a sports bar, and that is about it. I did stop by here when I was in Adelaide over Christmas, just to give it another shot, and in the end it really didn't stand out - there are much better offerings further down at Henley Beach.

I had lunch here today and it was definitely a step up from standard pub food. The place was…read moreabsolutely pumping with couples, families and screaming babies and I don't know it's the floors or what but my gosh it's loud in there, I was straining to have a conversation! I had grilled garfish which was perfectly seasoned and fluffy, with lime aioli and a fresh salad: I was well impressed. My boyfriend's teriyaki chicken breast and duck shank with risotto and mushrooms was pretty darn good too but his duck was little dry. The service was very good considering they were flat out and it was Sunday lunch, the prices were a little high but you get the quality you're paying for. My daughter's banana sundae tasted exactly like one of those banana lollies you buy, instead of an actual banana: while for her this was dissapointing, I think there's a lot of people out there who would be pretty darn stoked with a banana lolly sundae.