Absolutely love this cellar door a fav!! Walked away with a dozen. Great family service. Don't miss…read morethis stop when your in Hahndorf.

Wandered in to Somerled Cellar Door after visiting the cellar door attached to the hahndorf inn and…read moreseeing Somerled on a map of the Adelaide Hills wine region. So glad my husband and I stumbled upon this absolute gem!!! We originally came in looking for a tasting of a few reds. We each did the red tasting, which consisted of a Pinot noir rose, Pinot noir dry red, cab Sauvignon and their flagship Shiraz. All of the wines were awesome! So awesome that we decided to join the jockey club to receive a case per year (yes....so good that we are having the case shipped across the world back to the USA!). The jockey club comes with tasting notes and recipes paired with each wine/vintage. Such a cool and fun way to experience the wine. After joining the club, we also each got a half glass of the shiraz (more like a full glass) and got to try a few other wines that we would be getting in our shipment. Loved the atmosphere of the cellar door and appreciate it is family run. The winemaker, his wife, and daughter were all in the cellar door talking to us as well as the locals grabbing a glass. What a wonderful spot and family-run business. Highly highly recommend stopping in here!!

The Golding winery in the Adelaide Hills was a first class experience. I have been to many wineries…read morein SA and Golding is one of the top ten for me. The view is spectacular and the building is both cosy and warm. A truly professional yet welcoming experience. The wine tasting is fabulous - they are happy to bring out some of the more unique wines. And the service is second to none! It feels like you are being both educated and entertained. The quality of the wines are great. They know their stuff! There is a restaurant as well - although we didn't eat there. Next time I will though. I rate Golding very highly. Can't wait to visit again.

Went to Golding winery today as part of the Crush festival. It's such a beautiful little winery…read morewith great wine and a lovely lawned area to sit, relax and enjoy a wine or two. We met the old and new owners which are all so lovely and their family dog Leo. Just a really relaxing and friendly venue. Can't wait to go again.

An absolute gem of a winery !! Nestled in suburban Adelaide just off Morphett Rd, Dover Gardens…read morethis is the only winery left this close to the city! With an extensive list of wines on offer, great friendly staff and very reasonable prices this is a must visit if you like your wine!!

Nice Vinyard, lovely location with great views of the vineyard. Staff were friendly and helpful…read morewith their knowledge of the wines. Definitely worth a visit.

The most recent time that we visited Nepenthe was for the Annual Winter Reds Festival. This event…read moreis becoming more and more popular, and a large number of cellar doors are opening both unticketed and ticketed events to the public to showcase just how good it is to sit around a fire with a tasty glass of red wine and enjoy some downtime in the hills. Nepenthe was pumping on this particular day. The shed was full of willing punters, who were incidentally also trying to stay warm out of the rain (this particular day was wet. As in, non-stop showers all afternoon wet) but the cellar door was also accessible for those of us who were a little more tame in their celebrations. The wines are really good. The sauvignon blanc, the shiraz and the cabernet all have their own charms, at a reasonable price too. They had TacoCat the food van in attendance to feed the starving (or just curious) masses, and DJ in tow to keep the party going into the night. The festival is a 2 day affair, and we visited on the Saturday, so they were open until 8pm. Some, if not most, of the wineries close around 5pm. On previous visits, we have really enjoyed the sunshine on the hill by the tree. The view is to die for. You can see clear out to Balhannah/Woodside and beyond. Once you settle in to your first glass of wine and take a deep whiff of the grass under your toes, you will want to stay a while.

Food was excellent and service spot on. Live music - perhaps a bit loud as you had to yell to be…read moreheard but overall highly recommend.

I sort of took a wrong turn and ended up at this brewery. Well, that certainly turned out to be one…read moreof those delightful accidents because this brewery was pretty awesome. I have had some of their beers before, namely because I wandered into a bottle shop, but it was great to actually visit the brewery itself. Yeah, the beers are pretty awesome, and the service wasn't bad at all. It may be a bit of a trek to get to, but it is definitely worth it.

This stall in the Central Market has been here for as long as I have been coming to the markets,…read morewhich is a long time. It is one of the bigger stalls that overlook the indoor seating area. It stocks a great range of products from small goods and cheeses to breads and continental lollies, pasta to name but a few. I have bought good gourmet pasta and bread from here over the years. As well as continental produce they also serve coffee and a range of ready to eat sandwiches and rolls. I often come here for a freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juice as it is one of the few places to get fresh juice in the market. The other thing that is a little unique here is the dutch style salty licorice if this is your thing. It is a family run stall and the stallholders are friendly and helpful. So it is a good place to sip on a fresh juice or coffee while watching any entertainment that may be happening on the market stage. There are often celebrity chefs or some kind of cooking demonstration and occasionally some good music.

Atlas is a great stall in the Central Markets…read more Although the name may suggest primarily European fare, there also is much of the Asiatic variety including Dukkah (although that may technically be African) Indian curry pastes and other herbs and spices. On a more traditional line, Atlas Continental has a good variety of fresh breads, cheees and cured meats, gant dolmades, fresh gnocchi, pizza dough, smoked fish etc. Everything is incredibly good value and there are great discounts when buying in bulk. They also have a bunch of prepared foods, including a really good potato salad.

Attention: For the purpose of this review I am going to be writing this whilst completely…read moreintoxicated. Nah, just kidding. Although I'm sure it would be funny if I did. In all seriousness however, this bottle shop serves its purpose well. For someone who is actually not a big drinker, I am still more than happy to come here to purchase alcoholic beverages for special occasions. There is a good range of champagne and wines, with gift supplies ready for last minute presents. Further to this, there is also the standard variety of beers and spirits to lift your...um, spirits. The Mitcham store is not terribly huge, however for up to a moderate size alcoholic, I'm sure you'll be fine. No drive throughs either. Just walk in and shop till you're all boozed out. Note: they were also very nice to me when I accidently smashed a bottle of wine. Sorry!

Happy Mart is one of my favourite Asian grocery stores in Adelaide. It stocks predominantly Korean…read moreproducts, but some Japanese and Chinese staple items (mostly for cooking) are available. In addition to groceries, there are also cooking utensils, soaps and other miscellaneous items imported from Korea. The best thing about Happy Mart is their frozen and refrigerated goods. They have a large range of thinly sliced beef, chicken and pork (and I mean paper thin!) that can't be found at your regular supermarket or butcher. These frozen meats are perfect for Bulgolgi or Japanese hot-pot meals at home, and I can say with confidence that these meats are fresh and delicious. They also have an abundance of frozen foods such as dumplings that are also suitable for vegetarian diets. And, believe it or not, they have an entire fridge dedicated solely to kimchi! As opposed to the more substantial foods, there is also a variety of Korean cup noodles, snack foods and sweets, as well as Korean soft drinks, teas and even rice wines. Best of all, it's dirt cheap! The staff here is always friendly, and sometimes will even throw in some free goodies with your purchase. Another great reason to shop at Happy Mart!