The more 'upmarket' and tourist oriented pub in town, the North Star has a real funky interior and…read moreoffers a great atmosphere to patrons. With a funky outback theme you definitely feel like you're outside of the city in this awesome pub and the menu certainly matches with many kangaroo options included - even roo schnitzels are available! The prices are really reasonable - for both food and drink and the staff are incredibly friendly and accommodating - we were there on a busy long weekend and they went out of their way to make sure that we had a table. I ordered the King of The Mount Kangaroo Schnitzel with beetroot, salsa, cheese and pieces of lamb (crazy!) but delicious! I also sampled some of their yummy steak and a taste of the fiery spicy snitty! Almost a perfect score, if only the offerings in the salad bar had been a little nicer - and maybe a little more broad!

Great pub, Good food and fantastic atmosphere. One of the two pubs in town this one is more…read moreupmarket than the other. Both have great pub food but this one has a fabulous dining area and also a deck on which you can have a quite bevie on while contemplating a ride or walk up the magnificent Mt Remarkable.

Had a steak, cooked perfected and how I asked to be cooked. People serving us were lovely and…read morepolite, it was really quick getting our meals even though there was heaps of people there. The whole family loved it

Better than u think. With a name like that you'd be forgiven to think it'd be a dive. But menu is…read morelegit, with options for specials of the day/week. Salad bar with chips and vegies fresh. Ordered the 600g wagu rump - yeah not a typo - for $34 I think. Steak itself little tough in parts but overall very good.

This establishment is a complete joke. Arrived with some…read morefriends in a cab, I had a can in my hand (not mine) but that's besides the point, I didn't drink it I even placed it on the ground outside of the door but Justin deemed it necessary to refuse me entry. We were not loud or disruptive or inebriated he told me it was a new pub rule and he could get fined $5k (pretty sure a business cannot fine their staff). Then he informed us we could drink at the tassie, now excuse my ignorance but my friends could have a beverage at the tassie and then return to the sky tavern no questions ask BUT I was refused entry because I had a can in my hand that was not mine nor did I drink it. Justin also refused to even let me enter to have a soft drink or a glass of water pretty sure a glass of water is basic human rights if your travelling through town I would avoid this place, we found the Augusta hotel was a much friendlier and welcoming place.

From the owner: Located on Tassie Street in Port Augusta South Australia, the Sky Tavern has everything you need…read more With full TAB facilities with 2 terminals for customer ease, an outdoor area with an 8 ball table, jukebox and a plasma screen TV. Have a bite to eat with our selection of caffe primo meals which are served daily from 11am until 9pm. Come in for the ultimate experience.

We went to The Rising Sun for dinner whilst staying in the Clare Valley. We didn't even think to…read morebook, being a country pub. However given the long weekend, we really should have! Managed to get a table in the dining room, and decided to order a few of the starters and a bottle of local wine. Rather than go for the standard pub gear which was also on offer, we opted for oysters kilpatrick, marinaded pork belly skewers, arancini balls and grilled mushrooms with sliched brioche. All the food was good, and while nothing was particularly outstanding, there was definitely nothing bad either. Staff were enthusiastic, helpful and made great recommendations. Was definitely worth the visit.

A true old heritage small town classic pub. From the roo pie to the panna cotta desert, everything…read morewas great. A lot of the seating is in a large corridor, but hey this is The Rising Sun in Auburn! The wine list was good and the oysters super fresh. The staff were great.

Amazing food, great service and definitely listen to the recommendations! Inside is beautiful and…read moresmells amazing!

This is a 3-hour restaurant and these are 3 hours you will replay in your head. The full…read moreplay-by-play. You start with cocktails or wine at the bar and stare at the fantastic decoration. You move to a table, and order many many dishes (because they are nice) - we had the Jerusalem artichokes, the pate, the jamon and fig, a gorgeously simple green salad, a roasted pig and the bark-wrapped trout, the sweets, the sticky wines... great portions and fantastic dishes (creamy pate with pickled cherries, the artichokes were finger licking good, the jamon and gorgeous figs.. ...enough, you get the point...). Staff were fantastic, and I only wish the wine selection was slightly better balanced. However, our host pointed us to a really really good Mataro. The SA restaurant to beat in 2016 is simply called Seed. Don't ever complain that Clare is too far. This is a pilgrimage that your palate deserves.

This pub wasn't really anything special. In fact it appears that the front part is basically a…read morecoffee shop while the actual pub part is a beer garden out the back. Well, okay, it is more a barbeque restaurant, but I still consider it a pub because you can go and order beers from the bar, and they don't have much of an issue with you doing that. Yeah, it wasn't particularly fancy, but it was okay. Still, there are better places on the strip for a beer.

Adorable little place with a nice selection on the bar and the beer garden is great for catching up…read morewith mates!

We visited here on our last day in the Clare valley. Initially we were drawn in purely by the name,…read morewe were greeted on entrance by a lovely lady who told us about the winery and its namesake. Considering that it's mainly my partner who is the wine buff, she managed to entice me to try a couple of wines and on the first shot picked my favourite of our whole trip. So glad we stopped only wish we had more time

The little cellar door that could be so much more…read more It's really awkwardly set up in what we guess is an old she's at the top of the property with a few tables that too large for the space and make for a lot of clutter when people come in. The mad bastard running the show is busy flicking between you all, so there's not much chance to learn, I got the vibe he wants you to come have one or two and buy or leave. The wine is a nice drop, and they vary immensely in flavor - reading the descriptions on the back page is a must! The vibe outside is fun. Watch for the signs as you come in.

This pub certainly isn't one of Burra's best pubs, but then again it is probably one of those pubs…read morethat is more inclined towards the locals than anything else. I guess if I were to describe it then it would simply be that it lacked atmosphere, particularly for such a touristy town. Then again, considering that the town is rather touristy, I get the impression that it needs such a pub. Oh well, I guess you can't always have it your way.

Ordered salt and pepper calamari and it was disgusting…read more Stodgy floury and not cooked properly. It was cold and for the price I was pissed off. I won't go back or recommend, but I will be telling people about their crap overpriced food