This pub actually turned out to be much better than what I would have expected from a pub down this…read morepart of town. Okay, it was a bit tacky in places, but they seemed to have given this place a complete make over and actually made it into a pub that I would have expected to come from one of those pubs near the beach. There is a pretty nice outdoor area, and they even had some craft beers available, which certainly means that it is going to give it a better score.

Haven't been to the Christies Pub in a while, (15+yrs) and I'm afraid the I should have left 30…read moreyrs. For a pub of this size to have only two gluten free options was an absolute joke and to make it worse it was shit, and that's putting it nice. You can go into a small family operated business and get a hand full of dishes plus some with G/F options. One positive I can say is the staff never stop, apologies for lengthy waiting times were heard a lot due to the lack of staff not the staff work rate. Very poor show and this group won't be showing up here for another 30 yrs

Lovely staff, great selection on the menu as well as friendly staff in the dining area, bar and…read moregames room, have visited many times and never a bad experience, always a good place to stop for a nice night out.

Yep, this is one of those old man pubs, or at least it is when you walk into the sports bar (but…read morethen again what are you expecting when you walk into a sports bar?) However, it is also a beach hotel, not quite beach side, but close enough to the beach that if you walk a short distance you will be there. I did quite like the place though, it was charming, and there were some nice tables out the front. They also had a pretty decent selection of craft beers, and South Australian ones that that, so yeah, I liked it.

Honestly, this pub is pretty shocking, but then again it does happen to be a pub that is located in…read morethe outer suburbs, so of course that really isn't all that surprising. Like most of these pubs the beer selection is quite limited, but I also found that the atmosphere, well, the atmosphere is rather stale. While the meals may be relatively inexpensive, it is basically one of those pubs that I am most likely going to drive past in the future.

For the best live music pub south puff the cbd you gotta go here…read more Live band every Friday and Saturday nights Sunday arvo sessions are a bit more chilled. With karaoke on Thursdays its a1 stop shop for your entertainment needs. Bistro is ok. Drink prices are reasonable. Check it out.

During summer, this place is a top spot. The council keeps the beach clean and in order even…read morethrough the chaos of hundreds of people going here daily when the summer peaks. The beach is beautiful and is nice for long walks. I generally go from the jetty to the Port Noarlunga rivermouth. Swimming is nice and the ocean always glistens beautifully in the sunlight like some kind of heavenly beach. Going on a walk through the sand dunes (on designated paths) is also a great experience and you can see a lot of different fauna. The top of Witton Bluff also gives you a great look out over the ocean and there is really nothing better than sitting in the sun enjoying some fish and chips from the fish and chip shop down the road. Can't wait for summer again but then again, the weather we are having at the moment ain't that bad.

Port Noarlunga is a great local beach which all the younger teens seem to love to congregate at…read more Most of the kids from the area will do aquatics at Port Noalunga at some stage in their school years anyway so they become familiar with it then, if not before. It's a great beach with a lot of great local shops nearby. It is always patrolled between the flags by surf lifesavers who do a fantastic job all year round. It is also more often patrolled by a helicopter for shark sightings nowadays, especially in peak summer periods. Another initiative to try make our beaches safer. My kids love the sand bar that forms making it easy for the kids to go so far out but actually still be able to stand up.

A couple of weeks ago I decided to jet over to Adelaide for the weekend and one of the plans was to…read morecatch up with a couple of friends and go and explore some of the places down south, and the Crown Inn was one of those places. However one of my friends, who happened to live in the area, started telling me what not to expect here, which included a hip and trendy pub that serves craft beer. The thing was that they way he describe the place made it sound like a dump, so when we walked through the door we were quite surprised that it wasn't as bad as it sounded. It doesn't mean that it was good, it just wasn't as bad as it made it out to be. We ended up having lunch here, and as is typical when I'm in South Australia I decided to grab a Schnitzel (while my friend grabbed a bruscetta). Well, the schnitzel was nice, but the offerings in the salad bar were pretty sparse, but then again it was the early afternoon and we had got here just before the kitchen closed. However, he was right about one thing - they didn't serve craft beer.

Came for lunch with family members and was pleased to see they do a Seniors lunch 7 days a week…read more Nice room although the noise from the pokies was distracting - and we weren't sitting near them! Service was quick and staff pleasant. Worth a visit.

Topless Cars SA group enjoyed our xmas lunch here for the 4th year in succession. Excellent…read moreservice and food bon bons on the table water with ice brought to the table without request. All meals delivered together hot without a long wait.Thank you to management and staff.

When I was in Adelaide over the long weekend I decided to grab a couple of friends and visit a…read morecouple of out of the way pubs that I hadn't been to previously, and this happened to be one of them. Honestly, I find the pubs in the northern suburbs have a lot more character than the ones down south, which is actually saying something. Okay, this pub is in the middle of an industrial area, so when I wandered around here on a Sunday it was pretty dead - but it was still open, which was interesting. Like many of the suburban pubs it has everything one would expect from such a place. However, I have to admit that it wasn't hugely fantastic.