To be honest, I never realised that these was a pub here, and in fact I am sure that this place…read morewasn't here the last time I was in Adelaide, but since I was walking past it with my friend, and realised that it was pretty new, I decided to drag him inside (well, not really) and check it out. Well, all I can say is that this place has class, and lots of it. Not that that is a bad thing because this has a decent type of class, sort of like an old whiskey bar that serves a decent number of craft beers. The staff were okay, and there was a restaurant out the back. I must admit though that I didn't mind it at all, and there are some pretty decent sized tables to seat a reasonably large crowd. I'd wouldn't be adverse to coming back here again.

This was my first visit and just loved this unexpected treat!! Jazz plays on Friday evening. The…read moreband was great and played a range of toe tapping jazz including a great rendition of Gypsy Caravan. There is music playing each Wednesday and Friday!! A must return!!

We've been absolutely hanging to come here and tonight was the night we set aside and made it…read morehappen. The food and layout was out of this world good, set the scene for a lovely dinner out with friends and flavors that rival being overseas especially south east Asia. The staff were good but somewhat rushed and seemed to want to be on the OTHER side of the bar instead of having to work a Friday night which is understandable but could defiantly feel a "rushed" vibe about the whole thing. Will 100% come back as we loved the food and place in general.

Walking into this cool establishment with the mood lighting and the generic scatter of typical…read moreSouth-East Asian paraphernalia, it took me back to the streets of Vietnam and Thailand. I am a massive fan of the peeps at San Arc Studio and this little interior gem was established well before Pink Moon Saloon made social headlines. A birthday lunch brought the office gang to this place. Being a group of roughly 20 we preordered for obvious reasons. Staff was friendly and attentive, nothing to fault here. We were greeted and seated and water poured. I selected two dishes from the lunch specials because I had a feeling that these trendy places tends to be stingy with the quantity. Plus, the two chosen dishes has zero carbs. I love carbs, so one dish would not have sufficed. Lemongrass chickens wings and enoki seafood salad were my choices. A mistake from the kitchen allowed me to sample their prawn and corn dumplings. They were all lovely, but the wings was a tad too salty for me. Served with a diluted fish sauce, I thought the salt offering was a bit of an overkill. Constraint by time, we ate, drank and left within the hour. I would like to return, but next time for dinner. There is one thing that irks me with alot of these hipster restaurants / cafes / eateries; which is the price. For the serving size, quality of produce and the often hit and miss of the so called fusion cuisine, I fail to see the justification. My wings were split in half to amp up the illusion of a bigger portion. My salad had imported prawns and soda-soaked squid which was rather tasteless. I expected more from a seafood dish. Where was my mussels? Or fish? I enjoyed the flavours, but lack of decent and local ingredients in my dishes annoyed me. I have heard good things about this place, especially regarding their cocktails, so I have not written it off entirely.

The most amazing pork Belly Ive ever had!!! Amazing!!! A…read moreGreat experience! Sit at the bar and mingle!

We had such a fantastic night (sister's reunion) thank you! The food was amazing; great selection…read moreof drinks; a tad loud but we didn't care as we were in a party mood. The waitstaff were personable, authentic and very accommodating to our needs (let us sneak our hubby's on the 2p reservation) which was soooooo appreciated. One very happy Sydney-sider + one stoked local.

This is a place to take someone special if the game is to impress and indulge…read more As a veteran to the cafe, it remains as one of my favourites. Through the "Festival of Food" program was how I discovered this gem many moons ago. It has a fantastic view and is situated at the Windy Point Lookout, as the suggests. The service here keeps the bar high in the hospitality industry. Everyone appreciate that friendly and knowledgable staff is worth their weight in gold and this establishment gets a tick from me. We were here for the Festival of Food preview, the official program kicks off in May. Our food journey begins with the housemade ciabatta with red pepper butter. Our entree tasting plate comprised of crocodile chipolata with a sweet potato harissa, thornby lamb shoulder, ras el hanout, saag aloo with a spinach puree. They were all good except for the lamb. Not a fan of red meat, I gave my share away. The main attraction arrived and they were beautifully plated. I had the barramundi with battered mussels accompanied by a fennel and orange salad. The skordalia paste completed the dish. The barramundi was perfection. Simply melted in my mouth. The salad contrasted nicely against the heaviness of the battered mussels and the richness of the fish. The other girls both had red meat. One had the kangaroo and the other had the steak. Both were happy with how their meat were cooked. We ordered some fat chips to share and did not regret our decision. They were super crunchy and filled a void on a cold Autumn night. As part of the Festival of Food, our dining experience was completed by the arrival of petit fours (French for small oven, is usually a small confectionary or savoury appetizer). Ours included nutella puffs and lemon, lime & butters marshmellows. Interesting take on the original marshmellow, however I could have lived without it, personally. The puffs were average, nothing of note here. The girls did opt for desserts as well. One enjoyed the tasting plate immensely. The other not so much. The consistency of the panna cotta was too hard, not well executed it seems. As Meatloaf would bellow, "two out of three ain't bad". Despite the disappointment of our desserts, our entrees and mains were spot on. The desserts will not deter our return and we are happily looking forward to our next treat at this fabulous establishment.

Great food, amazing service and a spectacular view, windy point cafe is a dining triple threat!…read more I came here for my 21st and was very very happy with my night. I made a booking through the festival of food which gave a particular deal which was $31 for bread, Entre, main course and a dessert tasting plate (such good value). We had the one waitress for the night and she was very friendly, asking us with every course whether we were happy with the food and giving a description of each course. I didn't even mention it was my 21st when I booked but sure enough when dessert came out they had a birthday message written for me. The Entre was comprised of three delicious bite sized portions, crocodile chipolata, thornby lamb shoulder and saag aloo. The lamb shoulder was particularly good and just melted in your mouth. Following on from that really all the meat served to us was cooked to perfection, at our table someone had the kangaroo which was done well, a steak was ordered which was asked to be medium well done and came out just as they wanted and the chicken breast did not have a hint of dryness to it. Afterwards we were asked if we wanted to order dessert but the mains were so big that we didn't have the room! 10/10 windy point cafe is definitely worth your money!

This place is pretty sweet. I cant comment on the restaurant…read morepart, since ive never actually been, but the club side of the London is awesome, especially for a uni student like me. The drinks here are so cheap and you can get free entry before 10. Its the best place to drink in town on a budget. The place brings in a very diverse demographic so it doesn't feel like the same club every night. They also play pretty popular music which i like and the security had been nothing but friendly to me! Only criticism is that sometimes, the place gets a bit busy and it can take a bit to get a drink. Other than that, i love this place!

I generally love this place but it was hectic today and service was slow considering it was salad…read moreand chips type stuff... however... food was good and hot and it was the night of the Queen concert so maybe I shouldnt be so picky ... I will come here again but not when Im in a hurry ....

There has been an amazing amount of pub ugrades over the last few years, where old school bars have…read morebeen given a facelift and a price lift to match. The Union is one of those. Although the upgrade occured about 6 years ago now, it jumped from the category of old dive (which I define as 'character') to overly priced trendisimo spot. I wont rip into the place too much, as it is still a good bar and actually has a good feel to it when it isn't chocka block full of pretentious knobs. The menu is decent, with a couple of dishes that seem to be returning to popularity. Although it is a bit over priced for a pub, the quality is good, so It isn't too big of a deal. Your pocket really gets hit by the beer and fancy drinks (with and without pretty umbrellas). Don't be surprised if you don't get any change back from a 20 for two pints of imported amber goodness. All in all it is a pretty good bar, but I tend to enjoy it more on the off peak times. Do make sure you are cashed up if you intend to have a solid session on the turps though!

Really nice food. Very filling. Affordable choices…read more It looks really small upon entry but it opens into a huge area which I suspect is taken up at night. It's warm and cosy and has a comfortable atmosphere. One last with dark hair was really nice about containing leftovers for us, going above and beyond the call of duty when there was no foil. Watch your head and your modesty (if wearing a short dress) when climbing off of the bed seating

I must admit that I really didn't appreciate the variety of pubs that were scattered around…read moreAdelaide when I was living there, however I suspect that it had to do with me simply going where my friend's went, and this was one of those pubs that they rarely, if ever, seemed to grace their doors. There was one time we came, and that was for some farewell drinks for a friend of mine, however, until recently, that was the only time I ever went there (though I may have popped in a couple of other times). I came back here again when I was back in Adelaide, simply to check it out again. I have to say that it's not bad, though it is pretty flashy. There is a really nice beer garden out the back, which is non-smoking to boot. However they only have the standard beers on tap, so it's not a place I would go back to all that often.

I really love this pub. It has really high class foods on the menu at pub prices. Have eaten here…read morenumerous times and keep coming back. Today we went here and had lunch.. Got the steak - I asked for medium rare and the steak actually came out well done... Had the steak been cooked medium rare then I would have scored a 5 as the average score for my visits here as pretty much everything else I've eaten here has been lovely and even though the steak Wasn't cooked the way I like it, it was tasty and not tough or chewy at all... The pork, pizzas and pan fried chicken are yummy too... The wood oven pizzas are actually to die for. Nice pub with a nice outdoor area and the staff are friendly and welcoming which is great. During the week or during the day is probably the best time to go as on the weekend at night it can be really busy. We will be back again soon I would say!

Highly recommend the "Feed Me" option for the table. Each dish was a delicious surprise! And the…read morelamb was superb!! All of us were well fed!

We came into the restaurant for lunch as a group of 9 visiting from a cruise ship and didn't feel…read morewe were greeted quite NOT welcome as we were seated outside the dining area when there were room inside the dining area. Additionally we were only offered bar menus and when we requested for a regular dining menu, we were told that they could not provide then due to a wedding event that they are catering to and could not accommodate us. If this was the case, then, why didn't they tell us that when we fist walk into the restaurant and seated us outside. I thought at first It was quite odd to seat us outside when the dining area was nearly empty; but after they told us that they could not accommodate our dining menu, that's when we realized there is some type of racial and age discrimination going on that we -- as as senior Asian citizen group sensing. Without creating any further commotion, we decided to walk away and take our business elsewhere. As a season cruiser who like to enjoy fine dining, I would NOT recommend this place!!! It's not what we came to Australia to see and we were very disappointed.