5 stars for their service. I booked cab with them and it was on time and driver was very friendly…read moreas well. I would recommend Suburban Taxis to all. I have used their elite service as well which is premium service. Driver comes out to greet you and treat you like a king or queen. I just loved it.

Returning a rental car can often be a pain and involve long waiting times or confusion as to where…read moreto park your car. Well, not here. I must say I was impressed with the convenience of this place, especially since it's right in the city on North Terrace. When driving past, you just follow the signs that lead you to a car park around the corner where you leave your car. There was heaps of space so no issues there. You then take the elevator down into the building where their office is located and service was so quick that we were in and out in less than a minute. Perfect!

I rented a car for 2 days the previous week. Great service and price…read more So I went back. For one day, Avis charged me more than the 2 days last week. Same car. It was way above what was quoted to me last week for this one day. Wouldn't budge when I pointed it out. Promised the kids a road trip that day and had no time to shop around. At some point, human decency has to be the priority instead of overcharging a customer.

Greg drove us (group of 9) around the Barossa Valley touring vineyards. He contacted us ahead with…read moreseveral suggestions and made reservations for our group. He was flexible when we dawdled, courteous, enjoyable to visit with and a conscientious driver. It was awesome to have everyone able to indulge and know we would be driven home safely. The van was large, clean and air conditioned. I would highly recommend his services.

A semi-major hub for buses in southern Adelaide, the Old Reynella interchange is ideal for parking…read moreyour car and catching a bus to the city. With the 721F/722F passing through every 15 minutes, the ride to the city is quite quick with no pick up from stop 26 until Anzac highway, allowing for speedy travel down Main South Road after the medical center. Generally though, I prefer the T722 that goes down the southern expressway and passes through Woodcroft Town Centre, as it has even fewer timed stops, however when you are trying to get into the city in the morning, the 721X is a great choice, as is the T721 as they are both quite quick and utilise the Southern Expressway.

I'm Scottish, it's in my genes to be frugal (and grumpy, but mostly frugal) so $5 for a lift across…read moretown that I can usually walk myself seems like something I wouldn't do, for deffs. But tonight my feet are sore from the wrong shoes, and I've got the post Chinese dinner coma coming on, oh and my train leaves in 12 mins and I don't feel like running, or waiting an hour for the next train Enter Eco Caddy. The friend I'm with swears by them, so I think, what the heck, let's give it a go. I download the ECOHail app, tell it where I am, and where I want to go. It tells me Jack is 2 mins away. 30 seconds later my chariot arrives. I hop on and away we go... Now here's where Eco caddy has something over their taxi car counterpart - it's a bike, so they can go places a car can't, take a side street or a paved shopping mall for instance - making the trip a little more interesting than in a cab. Also, no talkback radio or terrible terrible smell (so long as jacks rexona holds up) we have a bit of a chat, and then turn a corner and we're at the station, and yes, I made my train.

While visiting Adelaide to attend a wedding, and staying at the Embassy Oaks on North Terrace, I…read morewanted to see some of the sights and charm of Adelaide. I took the tram from the stop opposite Post Office / Casino, to the end of the line at Glenelg. The trip was visually enjoyable with interesting views of the suburbs, and ending up with a spectacular view of the ocean at the seaside town of Glenelg. The final stop takes you right to the seafront with the beach, pier and lots of cafes, restaurants, and gift shops to enjoy.

The one time I'll tell you not to walk in Adelaide is when I'm telling you to catch the tram…read more The tram is an icon of Adelaide that has ironically been fitted out with brand spanking new lines and carriages (don't get an Adelaidian started on that little quandary). These things are now air conditioned, have free wi-fi, an automated metro card and pay machine system and run more regularly than the bus system (again don't get me started). My one issue is if you have a friend who gets car sick they're probably not going to enjoy the journey. The trams are now wrapped in all sorts of advertising that means although they are beautiful on the outside, you cannot see a damn thing looking from the inside out. For $3 a ticket one way to Glenelg (and return if you come back within 2 hours) this is a fine method of transport to Adelaide's south-ish suburbs.

The travel agency is in 83 currie St lower floor , a little bit hard to find it. Why I interested…read moreit, because a map, the map introduce the city with Asia people point of view, where is good koren food? Where have good susi, why some shop popular to oz ...I like this map, I look up where it made, then I found the travel agency. There are two salers, one is janpaese other is Chinese , because the Chinese one spoke on the phone that monent, so I talked to Japanese , he is gentle and polite and very helpful, I got lots low price flight tickets informations from him. There are many brusure ,too If you like travel u might like go and have look! 有很棒的市區地圖，亞洲餐館、歷史古蹟景點，用中文介紹的相當詳盡，地圖是免費的！ 有日本人跟中文的營業員為你服務，親切而且很有耐心，我找到了非常便宜的來回機票，喜歡旅遊的人一定會喜歡的，地點有點難找，因為他們在地下一樓啊〜

I am surprised that I never knew of this place until recently, especially since I lived down in…read morethis area at one time. I guess it happened to be that I didn't actually spend all that much time wandering about back then. Anyway, this pub isn't bad, and in fact, it is one of those back street pubs. However, despite it being located in the back streets, there wasn't much in the way of nice beers on tap. Still, other than that this pub isn't too bad.

Had dinner here last Wednesday before the Amazing Beyonce concert and a few other people had the…read moresame idea but it was not overly packed which was nice... The renovations look great and even the female bathroom was lovely and spacious and lots of mirrors... The food was good and nice size servings. As a starter we had the mustard seed and parmesan bread and that was delish... I had the crab pasta for the main which was a little different to the usual ones I've had. It was in a diablo sauce which I have never tried before and had a strong chilli flavour which I don't mind a bit of but that was a little over powering. My friend had the steak which was served on mash but she said she felt like it needed a green veggie in there but I think that us something you can order as a side dish. She had asked for it to be cooked medium but I think it came out more med-well done. Overall a nice restaurant food wise but they did take a long time to clear our plates away after we had finished and a few little things I asked for like a wedge if lemon, never made it to our table then we had asked to see the dessert menu and they had forgotten so had to ask again. Attention to detail please... It's another restaurant in the entertainment book so great value.