This is one of those welcoming country pubs that you stumble upon every so often. I've always…read moreappreciated the charm of places where the bartender takes the time to chat with you--something you rarely find in the city. While the beer selection wasn't particularly impressive (which is often the case in country pubs), the atmosphere made up for it. The pub itself was quite charming, and the beer garden was a lovely touch. It was a bit quiet during our visit, but that was probably just due to the timing.

Very impressed with the menu from a vegetarian stand point as having more than one choice is a…read moreluxury in most pubs. We came for the psychic fair and they were very run off their feet and sadly it was reflected in the service and food. My coke tasted like soda water and my lasagne was burnt (yet tasty). I would love to come back and eat on another day when we are not shunted into the over flow room and forgotten about. We were given table water but no glasses to drink the water which was really frustrating. Gorgeous pub and great tasting food (minus the burn!) will be back for another try!

Yep, this was one awesome pub, but that probably has a lot to do with us ending up spending most of…read moreour time just chatting with the bartender, something that I have suggested time and time again just does not seem to happen in city pubs. Anyway, while the beer selection wasn't too great, the place still did have a pretty awesome atmosphere, though I guess a rather long chat with the bartender tends to do something along those lines. Yeah, I have to say that I really did quite like this place.

Great dinner when you are in the Barossa Valley. Make a reservation. Nice little place, quaint with…read morefireplace. Several good choices and gluten free options available. Shared plates with my sister. We had the small plates, grilled octopus and salad of prawns, then the red snapper with grilled baby fennel. The dessert which I'm usually too full to get was a must! The goat curd mousse with quince, pomegranate and pistachio crumble was the best dessert I've had in a long time. I would go there just for that. It's definitely a shareable size. Delicious wine from the Barossa Valley.

Great food but difficult for vegans. Based off a phone call asking for vegan options, it sounded…read morelike they would make special vegan dishes. However, they just remove cheese from one menu dish and prawns from another.

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.

Set in the amazing & world renowned backdrop of the Barossa, this cosy Tavern is all that we wanted…read moreon a coldish day driving around exploring the area. Immediately, you realise that this place is run by a couple - he was the chef, she was the everything else (didn't get their names!!). She was absolutely lovely and ran around accommodating everyone - diners, bar dwellers and assisting the chef - but she seemed a bit run off of her feet. There was a lovely fireplace, which was truly lovely to sit by - an adorable and friendly dog that obviously lives at the tavern and curled up nicely under our table after a few pats. The food (in the entertainment voucher) was really really great - warm and hearty, what you'd expect from the Barossa. My boyfriend ordered the chicken and veg soup off of the specials board for entree - which I also had a few tasting spoonfuls of. It was delicious & really flavourful with lots of chicken & veg - exactly what you wanted on a cold day, sitting by the fireplace. For mains, my boyf (lets just call him that from now on) wanted to order a salad, however we were given the impression that they so rarely have salad orders that they were actually unable to accommodate the order, so he ordered the fishermans basket instead. He said that it was just 'alright'. I - on the other hand - had the lamb shank after seeing it on other people's plates. It was fantastic - just the kind of dish you'd want to order at a Tavern. As a shank should, the meat just fell from the bone with no need for a knife. Hearty, tasty, filling & on a plate full of veg - it made a great lunch. There are a couple of tacky 'wall stickers' around the place, but the cosiness of the Greenock Tavern made it worthwhile.

Great Country Pub! We came here on the recommendation of…read moreour B&B host who told us that this is the best pub in the Valley. The pub has a great and reasonably priced menu, a couple of dining rooms and a beer garden out the back. The food is very good and it's a great spot for a meal between wine tastings!

Well, if you want a pub that has it's own pet cockatoo that says 'Hello Cocky' whenever you attempt…read moreto strike up a conversation with it, then this is certainly a pub that you are going to like. Okay, it is a bit of a trek to reach, and it is also effectively in the middle of nowhere (though I am sure if you are determined enough you could walk, or at least ride a bike), but for me at least, it was certainly worth it. Okay, the pub itself is your typical country pub, and you can be assured that the publican knows everybody who walks in through the door on a first name basis (except for people like me who trek up from the city just to have a beer). They have a pretty nice beer garden, however it is one of those beer gardens that it basically a converted backyard, complete with two yappy dogs that want to play with you while you are having a beer. This pub certainly has a character of its own, and I know I would be very tempted to stop by here again if I am ever in the area.

Family friendly up-market pub without the "up-market" prices or snobbery…read more Good quality food with all your favourites on offer - burgers, salads, schnitzels, steaks, pastas, fish, chicken and a handful of daily specials. The staff are always friendly, the order at the counter service is efficient and great for groups (none of that - "I had x,y,z... well who had the a,b,c" messiness that comes with splitting the bill). It can get incredibly busy and bookings are reccommended (even if you just call on the day or when you are on your way in) They host a weekly quiz night and there is a huge members base that participate frequently - a lot of local competition. Highly recommended.

Went there and found the place clean meals good affordable wines pokies what more do you wantread more

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.

Great UK vibes and food! Lots of stouts on tap and oh my, those pickled eggs are to die for!!read more

I'm not going to lie, I don't frequent Gawler much. In fact, this was my feet stop in this historic…read moretown. The Prince Alfred immediately stood out to me. Maybe it was the fake turf out the front, appealing to my inner hipster. Or maybe it was the promise of a house blend coffee to cater for my depleting energy levels. I'm really not sure what it was, but I'm glad I ventured inside for a Sunday afternoon bite to eat. Mrs F's Eatery boasts an affordable menu, classic pub meals with a twist, sourcing ingredients from within a 100k radius.... And you really can't fault a place that supports the locals! The service was top quality; I was given a selection of local beers to taste, speedy service, and the overriding feeling that I was important; always a nice feeling for a customer! I'm not sure what this place was like 18 months ago, prior to what is either a refurbishment or new management, but both the interior and exterior is inviting, and I felt more than comfortable sitting in a corner with my book, watching the world go by. My sandwich special was good. It wasn't "out-of-this-world-holy-crap-best-sandwich-ever-good", but it was good! Overall : I enjoyed my experience, and would come back if ever find myself in Gawler again!

I nearly gave a 3 due to the quality of the food, It could have gotten a 4 BUT.. The service time…read moretook 2 stars off., one for each hour waiting I came here on a Sunday Afternoon with a group of 20.. What can I say.. DON'T come in a group. Although everyone thought the food was quite nice. Ranging from the Tasting platter, to Corn Fritters up to Prawn Stir-Fry and the Steaks, it took an unacceptable 2 HOURS to serve the food. Even though, seeing through the windows. people that came up to an hour earlier were getting their food well before us.