Excellent personalized wine tour by a friendly local business. John and Mary know the area and its…read morewines very well, and they are friendly, flexible, and helpful. I recommend them highly.

From the owner: Best Wine Tours offers guests private Wine Tours of all Adelaide wine regions. Luxury BMW 5 series…read moresedan, max 4 people. Cellar Doors, Vineyard Tours, Tourist Towns and activities. Private, Luxury, Intimate, Engaging - plan your own special tour or choose a set tour. Also offers Airport / Events / Functions - Transfers. Fully accredited and insured. Government Approved. ABN: 80 186 937 406

A wonderful place to start your day, good food stalls to eat there or buy great ingredients for a…read morebreakfast or lunch at home. Make a pantry then head to Glenelg Beach for the day.

The Adelaide Central Market is a time piece to be cherished, as are the family genes that seem to…read morekeep pumping through them. Generations of venerated blood still flowing through some stalls, and it shows. Passion, pride, excellence. Purpose. As a whole, the Adelaide Central Markets is a medley of history and taste, family and choice. For me it is a "Wow!" This was also my second visit in a year. Not everything is a gold star here, but most things are. With trepidation and excitement, explore with my blessing. I have also reviewed individual stalls here too. Like a kid in a candy shop, I go crazy in this place

You can book Sunday Lunches to taste their wine, all complimentary!…read more So someone says free lunch, you think there's a catch.. I was expecting sandwiches, cold meat and cheese platter to be served with the wine. Much to my surprise there was a selection of warm dishes and salads. A variety which catered for Vegetarians and Gluten Free diets! On this Sunday (They may switch the dishes around) we had a Beef Curry, A Seafood Marina mix, Pork Meat Balls, Lasange (Both Beef & Vegetarian varieties) Salad wise there was a chicken, tuna, beef, beetroot & fetta and of course a standard green salad for vegetarians. And if that spread wasn't enough, there's dukkah? (not sure on the spelling) with olive oil, fresh white and wholemeal bread.. and a Cheese platter to boot with crackers and dried fruit. Amazing! All fresh and made from quality ingredients. The wine was set up on a tressel ? (Not sure on the spelling again!) tables which you could help yourself to throughout the day. My personal favourite was their 2009 Rose. I bought 2 bottles home and my Mum bought a case! Let me tell you that when I'm over her house for a meal I'll be making sure she cracks one over dinner ;) And later on in the day tea and coffee is bought out accompanied by Tim Tams! Nom noms! There is absolute no pressure to buy any wine, you can go along to enjoy a nice Sunday afternoon with family, friends or both, but honestly I'd be surprised if you didn't find a wine out of their selection you wouldn't enjoy and want to take home. The Sunday Lunches are booked out until March 2013, but these lunches are worth the wait! ;)

They offer dates when you can book a table to enjoy a free lunch and tasting of their wine! The…read morelunch was amazingly generous. You are able to sit back, relax, eat, chat with friends, whilst trying all of their wines. My favorite was the 2012 Rose. The owners were the hosts and they provided wonderful service!

Rolf Binder in the Barossa offering Great wines, Pizza Lunch (yummy) , good service whilst…read moreinforming you of the Barossa wines, history and the process of wine making. Wine Valley Tours visiting great cellar doors and this is one you should all experience. Support local and keep these places live , take some great pictures and enjoy their wines as I do. Cheers from George Wine Valley Tours

My girlfriend booked the 21 seater mini bus for her 50th birthday celebration, a wine tour of…read moreMcLaren Vale. There were 14 of us plus the driver. The bus departed from my friends home address on schedule, and Sandy was our driver. She explained the itinerary before we headed off, with the first stop being Wirra Wirra Vineyards. Sandy kindly took our wine purchases, labelled them with our name and placed for safe keeping at the front of the bus. It was great not to have them where we were seated. Throughout the tour we were told the time we'd need to be back on the bus. One passenger accidentally left her phone at a winery, so Sandy kindly went back to collect whilst we were at another stop. That in itself was top service on an already great day.

From the owner: We specializd in organizing wine tours, sightseeing tours for groups and private individual. We…read morealso provide bus charter and shuttle service.

Times were good on this walking tour (the dumpling variety), with some awesome street art and four…read moredifferent dumpling cuisines! Firstly, the logistics: Meeting at 2:30pm was a great time of day to start the tour, meant the weather was nice and sunny for the 2.5 hour duration, and our tour guide, Karen, was friendly, knowledgeable and fun. The walk was a bit strange at first as I knew the area of Gouger Street quite well and noticed we did a full circle to our original starting point before moving on again to the second dumpling point, however perhaps this is to accommodate the street art aspect of the tour. Secondly, the street art: Karen definitely knew her stuff! All these amazing works of art that I hadn't previously noticed, or knew much about, became so much more interesting with a little background knowledge. For example, there were some little themed tiles left above street signs on brick walls, I had never seen them before! Such an eye-opener of a tour in regards to the skills of these amazing artists. Thirdly, the dumplings: The first dumpling option completely shook up everything I thought I knew about dumplings (turns out it just means filling surrounded by some sort of pastry, what a fool I was). The Russian Piroshki was delicious, involving a savoury donut dough with a warm filling, such as potato and leek or spinach and feta. Moving on, the second option was Japanese Gyoza, a fried meaty dumpling that I have eaten many times and wasn't disappointed with! The third option was two large plates of Steamed and Fried Chinese pork and cabbage dumplings. This serving really filled us up, even with the walk to the next venue. Luckily Karen informed us that at the Vietnamese venue we could choose to try the steamed buns or a Viet iced coffee if we were too full. I was told that the steamed buns were great, but I was definitely happy with my sweet iced caffeine! All in all, a good time and recommended if you want to try something different!

We did the dumpling and street art walking tour. It involved a walking tour to a number of…read moredumplings venues to taste a variety of dumplings, including Russian, Korean, and Chinese dumplings. You will not go hungry and the walking in between venues permits digestion. Accompanying the dumpling education was an education on street art. It was interesting but I'm not sure about the fit between the two. Also, at some street art venues, it was difficult to hear our tour leader. I love the concept of doing a tour in your hometown - a staycation- and it is good value for money. I'd recommend it to others, particularly if you are a fan of street art