For someone who's mastered the art of Northern Indian cuisine, I am very picky when it comes to…read moredining out at Indian restaurants. Clay and Coal is one of the few restaurants that gets my tick of approval. Indian paintings adorn the walls; ghazals (classical Indian music) lends a soothing and relaxing ambience to patrons as they enter into a gastronomical affair, appeasing one's mind and soul. A regular here, I highly recommend the Lamb Rogan Josh ($11.50), Beef Vindaloo ($11.50), Fish Bengali Curry ($14.50) and Goat Curry ($16.50). The meat is tender, creamy and almost melts in your mouth. If you can't handle the semi spicy flavor, dive into a tall chilled glass of Mango Lassi ($3). Almost like a smoothie, it's perfect concoction of blended yoghurt, bits of mango, mango juice and sugar. Vegetarians would love the creamy Palak Paneer ( $8) and two of my favourite vege picks, Aloo Gobi ($8) and Vegetable Kofta ($8). It definitely goes well with a warm bread of naan ($2) or bhatura ($2.50). No Indian cuisine is complete without tucking into its colourful and rich desserts. Pick the milk dumplings soaked in sugar syrup and flavoured with cardamom seeds Gulab Jamuns ($5) or sample the homemade Indian icecream, Mango Kulfi topped with generous toppings of pistachios. It's a perfect family restaurant, kids are welcome with open arms and there is a fairly good wine list that will make your dining experience extra special. They get extra stars from me for adding gluten free, nut free and lactose free codes in their menu. Ask for chef/owner Hemant Gusain who will gladly recommend some of his favourite dishes.

Nice decor, pleasant service but wanting at times. For example we'd finished our main meal and…read morewanted to order desert. But the finished plates sat on the table for a while and no one asked us if we wanted anything else. So we left. Food was good 6/10. I'd recommend the restaurant but would alert friends to the slow service.

I have a hate hate relationship with places that don't take reservations, I never really understood…read morethe concept, I understand places who do half reservations half walk ins but none at all...yeh don't get. Anyways Ruby Red are happy for you to travel up to the bar and wait or give you a call if you go wandering. Staff are amazing at Ruby but I find the lack of menu awkward and it tends to look like you are just staring at people under the outside menu when choosing. BUT with these couple of negatives the food shines for Ruby and hellooooo its delish! Fresh bocconcini, tomato, basic to start was light, fresh and the best way to get that palette juices flowing. The beverage menu isn't great and my bfs dislike for Italian beers didn't help, BUT once again the food out shined what was lacking. Crab chilli pasta deliciousness was to die for, the serving was epic and it was all so fresh but simple. To finish you have to get coffee and hell it was worth it. Surprisingly the bill didn't make my purse shake in fear. Love.

Even though we had to wait an hour for dinner on the Wednesday night, the food was amazing and made…read moreup for the long wait. I thought that the food would take a long time to come out but surprisingly the service was quite fast. The waitress was super friendly and more than happy to suggest a few dishes off of the large menu. The dishes are designed to be shared so we got to try do many different options. Although it would have been good if serving cutlery was provided. All in all a great new Adelaide restaurant and definitely somewhere I'd love to visit again.

Pizza on Broadway has a delicious menu. You have your traditional toppings and flavours with the…read moregourmet menu tending to your more experienced pallet. They wait time is minimal and their pizza is one of the best I've had in Australia. A small business that has been thriving for many years. Highly recommend

A longstanding local pizzeria, serving good quality pizza from a traditional range and gourmet…read morepizza range. Friendly owners providing pickup and local delivery

I haven't been here since the new owners and I'm pleased to say the new owner is as passionate as…read morethe previous management! Situated in a charming stone cottage with a true Italian Pizzeria feel, Grotto makes seriously good boutique gourmet pizzas. Unlike hit and miss franchise pizza bars run by random casuals, the pizzas here are pretty special. Not quite as good as EST on East terrace on an overall basis but some of the pizzas are slightly better. Firstly they are thin and crispy and very well cooked, secondly the sauce is home made Napoletana. They are not oily or salty and they have imported Peroni red to wash it down with! We went on a busy period on Friday night, normally a period where you can guarantee delays and service issues but the opposite was true, we got looked after better than most retardants! The owner even came up to our table and asked if we were happy! Go for the meatball pizza (roast pork and fennel meatballs with basil and Parmesan) or the "pumpkin, pig & kid" washed down with one of their Italian reds. They even heat up the home made zeppole!

I've always held the firm belief that it's better to be great at one particular skill than to be a…read morejack of all trades, but a master at none. This is a suitable philosophy for the people at Grotto, who have chosen to keep it simple and do the one thing that they do best: simply good pizza. The Salty Pig is a popular choice and, like its restaurant, is nice and simple. It boasts numerous types of ham and is neither too basic, nor too fancy. I tire of restaurants creating overly ambitious meals that never quite hit the mark. Good food doesn't necessarily have to be exotic or expensive; all it takes is a good understanding of harmonising flavours, and Grotto's pizzas do just that. Hidden away from the business of The Parade, Grotto is surprisingly quiet despite the relatively short distance from the main street. Though casual, the interior is charming and intimate, and is suitable for a quiet dinner for two or group dining. If you've got a specific craving for pizza, I suggest passing on the cafes for a night and giving the masters a try.

Fast friendly service Tasty pizza…read more Good energy in the dining area Very clean food preparation area

Pizza! KILLER TOMATO Pizza. Sounds like an awesome b-grade horror film to me. In fact, that is the…read morewhole reason I went to check it out. With a name like that, you have to have some characters working here. And indeed they do. So friendly! You are greeted with a smile from the busy pizza chefs and invited to take your time to choose the right pizza. On this end of town there are a fair few pizza joints. Some good, some bad. This place is definitely amongst the best. Their menu is really big as well! Lot's of gourmet and experimental topping choices, like white pizzas with béchamel sauce, cheeseburger pizza or butter chicken. Yup, that's cool! My partner and I are a sucker for a classic pizza though. Anything with olives, anchovies, good quality ham and always adding spinach. So, the "Killer Tomato" it was. Good base, not too thick or thin. The sauce was tasty and the toppings were high quality. I think that the ham they used ontop was smoked lachsschinken. Look, this is not a gourmet pizza shop. But, it's a higher quality neighbourhood pizza bar. And for that, I was impressed. I will return to try something a little different.

Awesome food, awesome service and great atmosphere…read more It's a typical Italian restaurant but the food is made with wonderful ingredients and care and best of all tastes far better than many other comparable restaurants. The service is brilliant. Attentive when needed and unseen when not. Just the right amount of interaction to make your meal experience enjoyable. The 1 metre pizzas are incredible but bring friends to help. I will be back and definitely a place to come as a couple or large group of friends. Prices are standard but unfortunately the location is a little out of the way. None of which affected a great meal and time that I had there.

Went for a friend's birthday. Lovely decor and setup inside, and I particularly enjoyed watching…read morethe pizza chef work with the wood oven through the glass wall. Service was a bit slow, even though there weren't many other tables. Our pizza was cooked to perfection, and the crust in particular was everything you hope for in a pizza crust. Our whole table enjoyed our food. What we did not enjoy was the staff opening bottles of water as we arrived, unasked, and then charging us for them! Beware those pre-opened bottles on your table. Not happy about that particular business model and that plus the service means I won't be back soon. The taste of the pizza means I do regret that a little though.

Last minute, glad I found it , great service great food , clean and staff very professionalread more

"Say hello to my little friend!"…read more I do wonder whether Scarface himself is aware of this place existing. I'm sure they must have obtained some form of permission to use his name, and his likeness on the signs and in the menu. This place is home to the jumbo 24" pizza. This thing is the biggest pizza I've seen in a normal pizza place. I mean, I've seen bigger pizzas, but they're normally home made jobs. They're also loaded with toppings and taste amazing. The prices aren't the best in the world, but you're paying for quality here, and I can't fault them for needing to charge a bit more than the rest. At least you're getting value for money. If you're having a party then you need to grab a few of these jumbo pizzas. They'll definitely go down well.

I look at the reviews and wonder did I go on a bad night??? We had a group of people who went for…read morethe "all you can eat' night, what a load of rubbish! We were brought one or two pizzas at a time, the kids were starving, then a plate of pasta that would have been a plate for one person, the food was pretty average, nothing to rave about. The time it took out, was way too long! We ended up there for two hours, just because there wasnt enough to eat, so we left and went to another restaurant to have a wonderful meal - all 10 of us!

After anticipating the opening of this restaurant we were not let down. For a suburban pizzeria,…read morethe vibe and design was a head above other local pizzerias and the atmosphere was pumping, yet it didn't feel crowded or rushed. We were served by a great waitress who was on top of things and new what she was talking about, although the other waitress who seated us seemed rather vague. The food was above the standard of other local pizzerias, yet I felt that they were a bit too heavy on the cheese. Everything was reasonably priced, and being right around the corner, it's convenience has meant that we have been able to walk over for desert on occasion or order a pizza and collect it without too much hassle. It's a joy having such an inviting, friendly restaurant so close to home. It is certainly not the best pizza you can get in Adelaide, but it has raised the bar on what the standard is around Magill, and it's convenience makes it special.