A typical "local" outer suburbs pub…read more But it's your grandpas local and him and all of his friends like to have a pot or two while trying their luck in the weekly meat raffle. I visited on a Friday night as part of a bridal party rehearsal dinner - the wedding was very close by the following day. We booked well in advance for a table of 15 and we really need not have bothered, the rest of the dining room had maybe 3 other occupied tables. Food was as you'd expect after taking a look around the empty dining room. My steak was over cooked and drowned in an overly sweet smoky bbq sauce even though sauce was requested on the side. This gets a 3 because the cover band playing in the front bar were actually pretty awesome and entertaining. Our group was by far the youngest clientele this local had seen in a long time, we had an oldie come up and ask us to pose in a photo with him that's how novel we were. Can't say I'll be back in a hurry.

One Tree Hill is a small hamlet just outside of Adelaide, so image my surprise when I came here to…read morediscover that this pub was jam packed full of people. In fact, I was wondering if the entire town had suddenly, all at once, decided to come down here for a meal. Maybe that I was case, I guess that is one of those mysteries that I will never solve. However, despite having to weave my way through countless people to get the the bar, I still really liked this place, especially the rural setting just ten minutes drive out from Salisbury. The beer garden is especially nice, as is the view over the vineyards out the back.

Nosh was yummy yummy yummy. Despite tucking into gourmet platters at wineries for the most part of…read morethe weekend it was so lovely to have a delicious home style brunch from Nosh in Tanunda. The produce is absolutely delicious and of the highest quality meaning a simply egg and bacon sandwich is a taste sensation. My partner opted for the salmon and hollandaise and was very satisfied with the meal. His only comment was that it could have done with a bit of salt, or capers to compliment the salmon. The coffee was fantastic and the smoothie fresh and delish! We tried a couple of places on Murray St and Nosh will be where we go to again. (Just quietly I rate it over Cafe Pod and the staff are way friendlier!)

On our recent day trip to the Barossa, we consulted Yelp for a suitable brunch location in Tanunda…read moreand Nosh came up a winner. Easily findable in the main street with a park scored right out the front, we entered the former rolling mill building and exclaimed over the cute and cosy rooms before coming through into the gorgeously rustic main café area, which feels like a Pinterest board come to life. Everywhere you look is a quirky, reclaimed piece of décor - from the fixed gear bikes hanging from the high ceilings, the stepped shelves made from stacks of books, the china plates stuck to a piece of old door as wall art, the old step ladder converted into a shelving unit and more. Everything from the tables, chairs to the crockery and cutlery is gloriously mismatched in a range of kitsch delights including vintage floral china, bone-handled knives and cute cups. We each ordered a breakfast containing wholemeal toast, scrambled eggs, bacon and rocket with tomato chutney - mine without mushrooms. The eggs were fluffy, the local bacon was deliciously tasty as only country-killed meat can be and the chutney was divine. Seriously, if there were jars available for sale at the counter, I'd have bought one. Perhaps a sideline marketing venture for the owners if they read this? This appears to be a popular place and for good reason. Clearly a lot of care has gone into making this a top notch eatery with the quality of ingredients and care taken in presentation. We peeked into the other areas on our way out and each space was pleasant and inviting. There was even a children's play area cleverly fitted into a secure closed-off area to ensure the newly mobile little ones are entertained and contained without bolting out into the street or into the way of other customers with a nice seating area for the adults to supervise and eat at the same time. I look forward to returning to the Barossa soon and will find it hard to go past Nosh when I do.

Great dinner when you are in the Barossa Valley. Make a reservation. Nice little place, quaint with…read morefireplace. Several good choices and gluten free options available. Shared plates with my sister. We had the small plates, grilled octopus and salad of prawns, then the red snapper with grilled baby fennel. The dessert which I'm usually too full to get was a must! The goat curd mousse with quince, pomegranate and pistachio crumble was the best dessert I've had in a long time. I would go there just for that. It's definitely a shareable size. Delicious wine from the Barossa Valley.

Great food but difficult for vegans. Based off a phone call asking for vegan options, it sounded…read morelike they would make special vegan dishes. However, they just remove cheese from one menu dish and prawns from another.

First of all, the property is spectacular! The landscaping is beautiful and very well-manicured…read more It's a small Cellar Door, but it has a long bar, more than enough room for the 12 of us that came for the tasting. They sat us down and put glasses in front of us, and started pouring and explaining about the wine we were drinking. Our host was excellent and answered all of our questions. After about 3 or 4 tastings, 2 huge charcuterie platters arrived, and they were perfect and paired well with the wines. We worked our way up to the best wines, and each one was more impressive than the last. And while Fortified Wine was not on the tasting schedule, they let us try some of the Port, delicious! After our tasting, we walked around the property and took a great photo of our group in front of their sign. All in all, great wine, great winery adn friendly staff- I WILL be back!

Absolutely loved this wine tasting in the Barossa. Some great wines with a spectacular price point…read more Also did the fortified wines and it is worth the tasting. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. They had live music and it was bustling. A must go.

This is one of those shops that just gets it. Everything in the store whether it was your taste or…read morenot was exquisite. They had Italian calligraphy sets with different coloured ink and different sized and shaped nibs, they had amazing Italian leather satchels & overnight bags, beautiful parchment paper books and wooden chess & backgammon boards. My girlfriend assures me the jewelry was nice too. I'll admit the store is not cheap, but it's clear you are paying for quality. It is definitely a store I'd head back too, even though it's an hour & a quarter drive.

Of all the places- I'm originally from Iowa, the winery owner Jim is from Wisconsin, we meet in…read moreAustralia. Highly recommended by our driver for the great wine and a spot of food on our wine tour day. We checked in with the hostess asking for lunch and a tasting. She noted our tour badge and sat us immediately. And got us started knowing our time was a little limited. So next time I make this stop when I have two hours to eat and sip. But I still enjoyed the food and experience. Regina was absolutely amazing. Starting off with the 2021 Prologue Sparkling $42AU. Lots of tiny bubbles with a slight tartness. 2022 Up In the Air Viognier $32AU. 2022 Nordic Frost Riesling $32AU, a new release that I can get online in the states. 2022 Miss Sunshine Riesling $26AU. Just a hint of sweet, reminiscent of the German Rieslings I first fell in love with 20 years ago. 2022 First Kids Rose $26AU. 2020 Little Rebel Mourvèdre $36AU. My absolute favorite The Chocolatier $32AU. Very unique, sweet chocolate wine, well done. We sipped on our bottle as a nightcap on our trip. The food was hard to decide on, so many great dishes using local fresh ingredients. The lamb tasty and tender. The beet salad delicious and bright. Next visit I come prepared better with a wine suitcase to take more home. Shipping to the states is rather expensive. There are limited choices online to order from the states.

What a wonderful little Cafe in lovely Lyndoch. Stumbled across it while at the Medieval Fair…read more Great food and very friendly staff. Highly recommend this place.

I stood at the register while the lady made someone else's coffee without any acknowledgement of my…read morepresence. When she departed to deliver the coffee she finally nodded my way. When she didn't come back I determined that you were supposed to sit down and they'd bring you a menu when they got around to it. My tea & scone were fine. If you're out here come in have a seat they'll come by eventually and take your order, but don't make a special trip

My husband and I rocked up to Jacobs Creek for lunch without a reservation on a hot and rainy day…read moreduring the week. We noticed over 100 solar panels on our way in and rain water in use in the bathrooms. It was refreshing to note big business attempting to reduce their footprint. The restaurant has a lovely view of an enormous gum tree which i imagine looks breath-taking lit up at night. Lunch was rack of lamb with ratatoullie, polenta and olive tapenade. We ordered green beans and pumpkin and fetta as side dishes all washed down with a glass of the reserve merlot. Lunch did not disappoint, it was absolutely delicious. The lamb was perfectly cooked medium-rare and the wine and vegetables were complimentary. The service was swift and friendly. Our water glasses were never empty. After lunch we wandered through the garden and down to the creek. Their use of local natives has inspired us for our own garden at home. I would recommend Jacobs Creek restaurant to those who wish to indulge themselves a little. Our only regret is that we didn't have any room left for dessert!

When you're cruising through Barossa Valley, be sure to stop by Jacob Creek's Visitor Centre and…read moresample their formal wine tasting sessions or casual wine tasting and sample their local produce in their restaurant. It may not carry the premium wines on board but they do make a light and sweet Moscato and a fairly good Sauvignon Blanc that will go well with fish or brunch. We stopped year when we were sampling various cellar doors in Barossa and upon taking our drink to the outside verandah, we were absolutely blown away by the spectacular views of the vineyards, large shady gum trees and rolling hills dotted with trees. Relax by the numerous barrell type tables and with soothing music playing in the background, I thought I had found the perfect haven to write my book. One thing that striked me about the centre is their kids corner. A dedicated area with toys, books and kids furniture, parents can sample wines whilst minding their kids from the corner of their eyes. Perfect in all sense. A must visit for interstate and international guests.