I have visited the Fox and Firkin over the years on about 5 occasions. Mainly with friends of ours…read morewho are locals and play here in their band "Dirty Frank". I have eaten here about 4 years ago and enjoyed the meal, but for me this place is all about the British pub atmosphere and beer. As far up North East road as you can go before hitting the hills; it is as much an English pub as any you'll visit in London. London Pride, Old Speckled Hen, Hobgoblin and Newcastle Brown Ale can all be bought in imperial pints. The staff and owner Michael all pour a mean pint and won't leave you waiting at the bar while they polish glasses or have a chat. The owner Michael has also done some serious renovations while keeping the original charm of the place intact. I remember the first time I visited feeling crammed in, with the low ceilings but with the new toilets added and the space being refurbished to extend the dining area, the interior feels a lot bigger and more welcoming. The ceiling is still low and beams have coasters from English beers and pubs, so it's retained its charm. Also, Michael has built a great car park and awesome outdoor area for drinking and listening to some local bands. Perfect on a summer night.

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.

Cool new little bar with amazing food, desserts and cocktails. Really created a mediterranean feel…read moreand the presentation of their food and cocktails is incredibe!

From the owner: Welcome to Modbury's hottest NEW attraction; Open the door and find Paradiso! A unique mix of…read moreexclusive cocktails and mouth-watering food. All the food is inspired by the tantalising tastes of the vibrant Mediterranean while the cocktails are exquisite concoctions that are sure to leave a lasting impression. Kick things off with a couple of share boards or tasty paninis and focaccias before you allow yourself be wowed by the artesian dessert creations of Paradiso. The menu is expertly matched with an array of Mediterranean, Spanish and local wines, while also featuring an extensive beer selection. Don't miss the spectacularly theatrical Hidden Treasure or the delightful Blue Lagoon Fishbowl. Impeccable hospitality that completes a cultured drinking experience.

The Rezz is kind of iconic in Athelstone, really good food put together on a regularly changing…read moremenu so you find some of your favourites and something fresh and new, every time you go. There's a regular feature of live music, a classy atmosphere, and the staff are always happy to see you, whether it's your first visit or your fifteenth. Special occasions such as Fathers Day, Mothers Day and Christmas are always very popular, so book well in advance. Kids are well catered for with a seperate menu, and there's always colouring in sheets available for your table - family friendly at it's best. As far as bistro dining in the suburbs goes, I'd suggest the Rezz offers some of the best value for money to be found.

A very disappointing Father's Day lunch. The Rezz was busy but not full, and even if the food is…read moregood I can't see myself going back. Our table for four was booked for 12.30pm, and were were home by1.45pm so maybe that says something in itself. Upon our arrival the waiter could not find our allocated table number 71, and were were standing in front of many empty tables waiting for that to be sorted. He then turned up with our table number and swapped it with for a table with number 48. So we're sitting at the table with no menus and a different lady came up to take our order. She ran off to bring some menus when another lady brought us some. When the waitress came back and saw us with a menu each, she placed her four menus at the end of the table saying joyfully "you can have two each now". We had hardly had our menus when we were asked by another waitress what we would like to order and requested another couple of minutes. Another waitress (a different one again) took our order, and our predrinks were soon served followed by our shared entree of garlic pizza. Three of our mains arrived, and we had to wait for our son to receive his main meal of pizza and the time was ticking. Some of our empty plates were taken by another male waiter, and I asked whether we were supposed to get a bowl of sliced bread as we'd noticed other tables have it. The waiter did ask whether we wanted bread, and it really was too late as he had cleared my dishes. So another staff member (the guy on the till) came to take my son's pizza tray away, and took our table number away. We were never asked if we wanted more drinks, nor later offered the dessert menu or asked whether we wanted coffee. After waiting waiting waiting we decided to leave so I went to pay the bill. I was not told what we had to verify the total, and as it seemed like the right amount. I spoke of my displeasure in the lack of service, and he asked whether we wanted coffees but it was far too late as the boys were ready to go. I stated that we'd be unlikely to return and he said we must come back to try. There is no incentive to return.

Just what the area needed, Hula Hoop now provides in a cute little wine bar (seats about 25 inside…read moreon bar stools) with solid wine list and tasty snacks/dinner. Outside are another 6 or so tables of 4 with a temporary gazebo over the top, and heaters and rugs to keep you warm. Looking east over a small park, this will be a winner in the warmer months. The food menu was designed by Andre of Masterchefiness, and although I've only had a sample of the tasting plate, the menu includes larger dinner options such as a robust ragu. It's all fresh and seasonal and I'm looking forward to dinner soon. The staff are friendly and convivial and more than happy to oblige with requests. The inside tables (3) can be booked, but staff are happy for you to use until reservation time. If you want to kick on & there's a few of you it would be best to book. Inside fills fast and it's noisy, so if you want a more intimate chat get there early (5pm Wed-Fri & 2pm Sunday) or sit outside, but otherwise enjoy the excitement shared by locals of a venue that fills a missing gap for the locals.

Amazing little gem of a place. Breakfast brunch supper. Wonderful staff! Good food! Good coffee!…read moreWine bar at night

Let me begin by saying that any pub that has a salad (or veggie) bar always gets extra points from…read moreme - so the OG was off to an excellent start to begin with. We came here on a Thursday night and although their 'special cheap nights' are now $10.50, it's still a great bargain - there is a $10.50 special every night of the week except Friday and Saturday. As I mentioned, we were there on a Thursday - schnitzel night! Good times! Only a dollar extra for topping - winning! In my opinion, the veggie and salad bar were excellent - so many tasty and fresh options and you definitely couldn't complain about the price! My chicken parmi didn't take too long to hit the table (we were there later in the evening at around 8.30, so had missed the main rush) but there were still good options available and good service. I would certainly return - because a good salad bar always wins me over!

I used to come here reasonably regularly, namely because it was located about halfway between the…read morecity and where I was living at the time. A friend of mine, who would drive me home from church, would stop off here with me so that we could have a beer. I guess I really liked the atmosphere, and also the lovely beer garden that they had out the back. Sure, it is more a suburban pub, but they also had a nice range of beers as well. Yeah, this pub is pretty cool.

Came here for Mother's Day, group of 14. Service was great. Food was great. Crispy Pork buns are…read morethe dish of the day!! Sharing platter for 2 fed 4! 10% surcharge Sundays, but kids eat free. Very happy and will be back!

Had a table of 5, each person got given their food at random intervals within an hour of each…read moreother, food was sub par but not the worst I've ever had. Workers seemed disinterested when we raised concerns regarding the whereabouts of our food and we were given no compensation. I'm sure they're capable of better but our experience was not pleasant. At least the cocktails were good.

I look at the reviews and wonder did I go on a bad night??? We had a group of people who went for…read morethe "all you can eat' night, what a load of rubbish! We were brought one or two pizzas at a time, the kids were starving, then a plate of pasta that would have been a plate for one person, the food was pretty average, nothing to rave about. The time it took out, was way too long! We ended up there for two hours, just because there wasnt enough to eat, so we left and went to another restaurant to have a wonderful meal - all 10 of us!

After anticipating the opening of this restaurant we were not let down. For a suburban pizzeria,…read morethe vibe and design was a head above other local pizzerias and the atmosphere was pumping, yet it didn't feel crowded or rushed. We were served by a great waitress who was on top of things and new what she was talking about, although the other waitress who seated us seemed rather vague. The food was above the standard of other local pizzerias, yet I felt that they were a bit too heavy on the cheese. Everything was reasonably priced, and being right around the corner, it's convenience has meant that we have been able to walk over for desert on occasion or order a pizza and collect it without too much hassle. It's a joy having such an inviting, friendly restaurant so close to home. It is certainly not the best pizza you can get in Adelaide, but it has raised the bar on what the standard is around Magill, and it's convenience makes it special.

Not impressed at all with the chiefs attitude, Bar staff very nice, but the chief just won't budge,…read moreI wanted a nice steak with a salad, but no if I wanted a steak I had to have it with mash potato and veggies. Well Mr chief I'm on a strict diet and no carbs as per instructions from my doctor, so if I wanted a salad I had to have a Schnitzel or something else. Not what I wanted, if it wasn't for the fact it was getting close to 7 pm and didn't really want to go looking elsewhere I would have left, and to add insult to injury no salad dressing. In fairness the Schnitzel was very nice.

It is probably one of the few remaining pubs to get with the program and actually dazzle the eyes…read morewith some new fittings and a flash dance floor. Even a new lick of paint wouldn't hurt. I've only ever come here for the karaoke, and after my last visit I don't think I'll be rushing back soon. Don't get me wrong I love karaoke but it felt like fright night for the freaks and geeks. I'm surprised Quintin didn't rock in. Nothing to bring you here but you may stop in if you're thirsty enough. Drinks aren't deal and meals are cheap and passable. Have fun!

Great They are really helpful and plenty of space filling up…read moreany kind of event especially with adult

It has only taken me a good part of a decade to dine here, eventhough I live within the vicinity. A…read morefriend who frequent this place regularly thinks it serves solid food and is good value. So, tonight we agreed to have dinner here. The club resembles more of a typical pub than a club. The menu has pub favourites like schnitzels, pizzas and steak. Access to the salad and vegie bar and soups is included with a main meal. I picked a chicken parmagiana while my friend had the curry special chicken korma. Both dishes came out in a timely manner and was really nice. My schnitzel looked small, but it was tasty and filling. I also had both the soups on offer; french onion and chicken vegetable, along with the baked vegetables, so needless to say, I was comfortably full. The chicken korma was great according to my friend, but not enough of it. Due to the club extension, the price increase to food and drinks was understandable. However, I think paying over $20 for a schnitzel is steep for a community club. I do appreciate the use of chicken breast though. The only other gripe would be the cold and unseasoned chips. They do offer a three course lunch special which I am keen to come back for. They also have another dining area, which has a limited menu, but I heard is better value if you don't care about the salad and vegie bar. From the main dining room, you could watch a game being played outside thanks to the high glass windows. Final note: not bad, but not amazing. Will return because it is close and am keen to try their weeknight specials.

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.