Went there and found the place clean meals good affordable wines pokies what more do you wantread more

Family friendly up-market pub without the "up-market" prices or snobbery…read more Good quality food with all your favourites on offer - burgers, salads, schnitzels, steaks, pastas, fish, chicken and a handful of daily specials. The staff are always friendly, the order at the counter service is efficient and great for groups (none of that - "I had x,y,z... well who had the a,b,c" messiness that comes with splitting the bill). It can get incredibly busy and bookings are reccommended (even if you just call on the day or when you are on your way in) They host a weekly quiz night and there is a huge members base that participate frequently - a lot of local competition. Highly recommended.

I have to admit that I really like English Pubs that are actually proper English pubs, such as this…read moreone. In fact, what's really cool about this place is that they have proper English beers on tap. Okay, I have to admit that I honestly am not a fan of English beers, namely because I just don't like the way they are made (they tend to taste like flat soft drink), but it is still cool that they have them available, no doubt because it makes me feel like I'm actually in England. Yeah, this place is awesome. Oh, and they have a beer garden as well.

Great UK vibes and food! Lots of stouts on tap and oh my, those pickled eggs are to die for!!read more

Great Country Pub! We came here on the recommendation of…read moreour B&B host who told us that this is the best pub in the Valley. The pub has a great and reasonably priced menu, a couple of dining rooms and a beer garden out the back. The food is very good and it's a great spot for a meal between wine tastings!

For some reason I decided to take a side trip to a small town just off of the Sturt highway…read more Actually, I know exactly why I wanted to go here and that was basically to go and visit the pub, and visit the pub was something that I definitely did. This is actually a pretty quiet country pub, and a pretty nice one at that. There is a large outdoor area, and also a terrace area out the front. However, the thing that I liked the most about this place was the fact that they had craft beers on tap. Then again, any place with craft beers is going to be a pub that I like.

This pub was awesome, even if it was due to the fact that it was open, and we could come in and…read moreorder a meal. Well, not surprisingly I had the schnitzel, a South Australian delicacy. Okay, it is located in a rather touristy area, and it certainly does have some charm as well. I thought that the scnitzel was, well, really, really good, but it also went further than that to have some nice beer selections as well. Yeah, this is certainly one of those pubs that I have no problem whatsoever returning to.

Nothing to complain about tonight other than the annoying baby that was mine haha…read more Although busy a lovely atmosphere in the pub. Large variety on the menu and a great specials board. The salad and veg bar is lovely because they haven't added meat to everything so it was all vegetarian. I had a stunning pumpkin soup no faults. Chicken schnitzel was moist and yummy and the vegetarian lasagne while lacking a bit in veggies was amazing too. Staff were so nice and actually advised us that we could order something cheaper and get the same item therefore saving us money and offered a taste test of cider when I wasn't sure which one I wanted. Then came the best part - dessert time! There was a lovely dessert special menu so they must change from time to time, I highly suggest tasting one of these desserts! Will definitely be back.

We went to The Rising Sun for dinner whilst staying in the Clare Valley. We didn't even think to…read morebook, being a country pub. However given the long weekend, we really should have! Managed to get a table in the dining room, and decided to order a few of the starters and a bottle of local wine. Rather than go for the standard pub gear which was also on offer, we opted for oysters kilpatrick, marinaded pork belly skewers, arancini balls and grilled mushrooms with sliched brioche. All the food was good, and while nothing was particularly outstanding, there was definitely nothing bad either. Staff were enthusiastic, helpful and made great recommendations. Was definitely worth the visit.

A true old heritage small town classic pub. From the roo pie to the panna cotta desert, everything…read morewas great. A lot of the seating is in a large corridor, but hey this is The Rising Sun in Auburn! The wine list was good and the oysters super fresh. The staff were great.

Decent beer but food was terrible, re constituted shnitty gravy was packet and most of it was on…read morethe crap salad which also had bottled dressing on it. Top end prices for a pub meal you would have got at a dodgy establishment in the 70s. Drink the beer and eat somewhere else.

You won't find this little gem on the barossa tourist maps for some reason. It took us a…read morerecommendation from a nearby winery, finding some phone reception and good old google to track down, but it was well worth the effort. We dropped in with 10 people unannounced and the staff were more than happy to set us up with tastings and give detailed explanations of their beers in spite of being obviously busy. There were a few issues with taps being out and a wait for some people's tastings but the friendly and engaging staff made up for this. The beers and ciders were all delicious. Even the stout that I usually won't touch was lovely. I'd recommend the bee sting which, incidentally, has apparently won a bunch of medals. The tasting plate costs as much as 2 pints, so despite it being costly compared to free wine tasting, I found it to be worth it. It was good to break up a day of wine wine and more wine, and was particularly enjoyed by those in our group that aren't huge on wine appreciation. I'm looking forward to going back so I can match some of their beers with their tasty looking menu.

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.

Here are a couple of versions you can use depending on where you're posting. Both keep the key…read morepoints you mentioned. *Version 1 - Google/TripAdvisor style* *Balhannah Hotel - 0 stars* Worst dining experience I've ever had. The food is consistently undercooked. We ordered steak _well done, no blood_ and had to send it back 3 times. Each time it came out raw with blood running across the plate. Staff shrugged and said "steak is cooked with blood coming out, it's natural". Hygiene is non-existent - 0/10. The waitress had her fingers all over the food when she brought the plate out. After all the back-and-forth to the kitchen, we both got sick. It genuinely felt like something was done to the food. The staff stand around gossiping about customers loud enough for everyone to hear. When we raised the issues politely, we were treated like rubbish. To top it off, I received an aggressive, insulting email from the manager/owner saying we are no longer welcome, just for complaining about raw food and poor hygiene. *Food*: Undercooked, unsafe *Service*: Rude, unprofessional, gossipy *Hygiene*: Disgusting - staff touching food *Management*: Hostile and unaccountable Avoid at all costs. Made us sick and then banned us for speaking up.

This was another one of those delightful country pubs, though it is sort of more like a pub that…read moreyou get in the Adelaide hills, which means that it is in one of the more leafy parts of the city in that it is regional, but not quite. Anyway, they had a nice beer on tap, which I certainly did appreciate, and the service wasn't too bad either. They also have quite a decent sized beer garden, but we ended up spending most of our time in the front bar, which was quiet, and really nice as well.

This is one of those welcoming country pubs that you stumble upon every so often. I've always…read moreappreciated the charm of places where the bartender takes the time to chat with you--something you rarely find in the city. While the beer selection wasn't particularly impressive (which is often the case in country pubs), the atmosphere made up for it. The pub itself was quite charming, and the beer garden was a lovely touch. It was a bit quiet during our visit, but that was probably just due to the timing.

Very impressed with the menu from a vegetarian stand point as having more than one choice is a…read moreluxury in most pubs. We came for the psychic fair and they were very run off their feet and sadly it was reflected in the service and food. My coke tasted like soda water and my lasagne was burnt (yet tasty). I would love to come back and eat on another day when we are not shunted into the over flow room and forgotten about. We were given table water but no glasses to drink the water which was really frustrating. Gorgeous pub and great tasting food (minus the burn!) will be back for another try!