You need to make bookings here if you don't want to wait too long before getting a table,…read moreespecially on a Saturday night. The decor is amazing, all Americana license plates and posters on the walls, neon and 50s themed signs surround you while you eat. The steak is amazing here, yes maybe a little pricey but still amazing. Slow cooked and cooked to perfection. Curly fries are a highlight for me, I love them. The veg is sometimes a little undercooked but the salad is amazing. Portion sizes are good for the price too. Staff are friendly and check in to ask how the meals are and if we want and more drink but they do not hang around too much. I love coming back here. There is something everyone will like

Friendly staff , table layout very good , fast to offer assistance , order came promptly , meat was…read morea bit gristle, had better at another Hogs Breath interstate. However my wife tells me they do wonderful garlic prawns.

This place is amazing! I keep coming back. It is so good especially given the price!…read moreThe meat is always cooked perfectly and brought out rapidly. Can't recommend it enough.

11/12012 I ordered the 'LA Beef Ribs'....ummm, that one…read moresounds interesting. Oh, they're really popular among customers? There are other plenty of steak options, in fact the whole menu is full of steak, which I understand. Hmmm...there's a lot of...bony ribs...Well, that's how I felt munching through the beef ribs, but I wasn't surprised. I mean, it's all about steak here...and the owners are real nice...but there is something I don't particular enjoy about too much bones for lunch. It makes my beautiful thousands of dollars set of teeth uncomfortable. So why even three stars? It's the perfect lunch spot, if you love steaks! Oh yea, and they have the sweetest grape soda I've ever tasted, made and imported from South Korea (see photo)! My best friend: "How's life been treating you lately?" Me: "I need more. I need to keep looking for my answer..." My best friend: "What you need in your life is a bit of...you know what!" Me: "I got my food. But my love-life has been a bit of a dry-zone." My best friend: "You have a psychology degree, use it." The last one was especially funny, because I knew my best friend wanted to go to the pubs straight after!

Known for its large range of steaks and Jack's challenge (where you have to eat the entire meal in…read more30 minutes or less and you will win Outback Jacks t-shirt and voucher for the next visit) Outback Jacks is a popular place to come. I have never had steak from here, but I will one day. I have, however, tried the burgers. I found the burgers hard to eat due to the toughness of the bread (I think it was damper), so that ruined my experience a little but it still tasted good. The great thing about Outback Jacks on the Marina is there is a few tables out the back with a great view of the beach. It was peaceful sitting here one week night watching the sun go down as we enjoyed our meals. The staff are also pretty friendly and make you feel welcome.

So I really wanted to like this place…read more I mean, I loved it's cousin - Outback Steakhouse - in Hawaii, so I was primed for this bad boy. Time to get my steak on, ooh yeah baby baby hit me one more time. With meat. Hit me with meat. Lots of it, char-grilled and juicier than a Kardashian's bott-bott. Two stars was all I could muster (muster . . . outback . . . yeah? Feeling that? No? Okay, fine, agreed, no more awful puns) and even that was a stretch. They forgot the kangaroo from the tasting platter, the saddle burner prawns 'served in a tent' sounded intriguing but there was no tent nor anything resembling a tent to speak of when it came. Ba-bow. My $35 T-bone that I ordered medium rare came medium well. How can a steakhouse make an error like that? This is your bread and butter. Service . . . meh. Got the feeling they didn't like us very much. And this joint really ain't cheap, so . . . why? Disappointment to the Pepsi Max. Oh and Home & Away was on the TV. Just what I want to see when I'm eating a $35 steak.

On any given day, most visitors would walk by this establishment on their journey through the piers…read moreand shops of Glenelg area here in the west side of Adelaide. Tucked into a very awesome front looking yacht side of the walkers, Tomiko Japanese Steak House is definitely a sure spot to be at. With only 2 Teppanyaki Grill seating up to 8/9 people, you'll sure need to booking in advance. They have both a indoor and outdoor seating, elegantly decorated with transparent window sill to keep the cold night air out but promises to keep the view of the yacht decks and local river view displayed during your dine in. We did a walk-in and was seated immediately outdoors for a dinner setting, seating up to 6 people in our party. Unfortunately, we didn't book the Teppanyaki so we just opt to be outside. I did not see a heater unit as the weather in the summer is generally warm and cool, except for bizarre weather coming thru these days. They have a very generous selection of bottle beers, beer on tap, and unique cocktails, spirits and definitely a whole sleuth of wine selection from White to Reds. We ordered the Seafood Platter that came as pictured and it paired perfectly with my pint of fresh Sapporo Beer on tap and a glass of Cab Sauv from the hills of Adelaide. A few of our friends that were with us enjoyed their mains as much as we did. Customer service is top notch making sure you are happy and satisfied with your selection. The price is a bit on the high side as our dish alone was above the 100's. So if you're looking for something more affordable, you may want to reconsider other options. In the other hand, they have a great selection of shareable items that can possible give you the ideal meal or dinner. Recommending this establishment for those wanting to experience something different. Next time, we're going for the fresh cooking experience that is Teppanyaki.

Had sashimi and the oysters were bad. Not recommended it. The ingredients they use in their meals…read moreseems to be old. Perhaps they don't get as much clientele. When I did say the oysters were bad they promptly replaced it with more sashimi. Hence 3 stars. Good service.

I have to say that despite all the rage on Yelp and other websites for gaucho, it was just okay. I…read moregot a 100 day age stake and it was pretty thin. It was cooked medium but there wasn't any flavor in it. They also didn't sear it very well so it really didn't taste that great. They oversalted it with sea salt crystals. The only redeeming thing was that the french fries came out super hot and extra crispy. I'd say the french fries were better than the steak. I don't think I'd come here again because it is pretty pricey for what you get and the steak. I could cook a better steak at home.

A high end Argentinian Steak house in the middle of a street with about a hundred Asian restaurants…read more(Gouger). After having several people recommend this place to us during our Australian holiday, we decided to check it out. Since it was a Saturday we called ahead for a reservation-we were only calling about an hour ahead but were able to get a table outside. It had been 100 degrees (40 Celsius) for a couple of days so no one wanted the outside tables but luckily for us the weather changed and the temp was a mild 79 at dinner time. As others have said, this place is about meat so that's what we had. My wife and I split the porterhouse and while it was a bit under our requested medium temperature, it was a wonderfully flavored steak and just enough for the two of us. It is served cut off the bone and sliced which makes it very easy for sharing. We also shared a pear salad which surprisingly was served at the same time as the main dish (which, as we looked around seemed to be how it works). The two others in the group each had a filet (or as they put it "fillet" - pronounced " fill-it"). They actually have two different ones on the menu and the main differences are the size (in grams of course) and marbling (Scotch Fillet is the less lean, more marbled steak). The other thing American diners will notice is the size and shape-about an inch think and round like a small pancake. Nonetheless, these steaks were also quite tasty. You can order extra sauces for the steaks but we chose not to and we're happy with that choice. The dishes are served with roasted potatoes and they also have a decent wine list featuring several nice choices from the surrounding Wine regions. Recommended.

I have been buying food here for many years, so the owners know my family and me. The Yiros,…read moreHamburgers, and Steak Sandwiches are tasty and fresh. Over the years, I often chatted with the older gentleman (the father) who used to work there. Recently, the younger guy (the son) has taken over, and it's wonderful to see a small South Australian business succeed for so many years. I give it five stars.

The ol' Blue &White (not to be confused with the upstart Red & White a few doors away.)…read more Home to generations of p*ssed students, taxi drivers and other denizens of the night. And the legitimate inventors, say the management, of the infamous AB - a tasty culinary concoction so visually revolting that it can be safely viewed only through beer goggles. It is also reputed to be the only dish in the world with an 'R' rated taste. The chips especially here are old school, like the boss, Tony, whose photographic memory allows him to tell you what you are about to order. Whether a fresh, crunchy yiros, or simple fish and chips, is your heart's desire, you will never do better than the Blue & White.

Visiting friends in Adelaide and they brought us to this restaurant one evening. It has every nice…read moreatmosphere, our server was very friendly and the food was excellent. My steak was cooked to perfection. They really know their steaks here!

Australia's only Scandinavian Beefstouw eatery (lucky us) serves, as the name implies.. BEEF. Steak…read morethat is, just about every cut, size and price you could imagine, from rump up to 500g of Wagu. The only sauce you get is seasoned butter, but then again, a good steak needs no sauce. On the side is potato, either baked or as fries, and if needed some of the good salad stuff. There's a couple of options for those that aren't too fond of beef...... Their selections of entrees and deserts are a tasty treat as well. Not a place to go every day, but if you love a simple, well cooked, steak, you can't go too far wrong.