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    3.6 (8 reviews)
    PriceyPubs, Lounges
    Closed 9:00 pm - 4:00 am (Next day)

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    Very loud
    Good for groups

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    The Franklin Pub - Mmm delicious squid and beer

    The Franklin Pub

    3.8(13 reviews)
    1.4 kmAdelaide
    $$

    What a cutie. Quirky furniture & art, nooks and crannies, a real fake fireplace and top nosh…read more Our group could quite get settled, so we moved from the quieter dining room to the lounge for a drink then up to a long shared table for eating - thereby exploring most of the hotel! Ok we weren't going to test the beer garden - it was 8 degrees - but just letting you know there are plenty of spots to sit depending on your mood. Pork belly, fish fingers looking more like generous fists, a chicken pie and franks dogs were our choices - and we all felt the meals were generous, different & delicious. Wed night is a Franks Dogs and beer special night & there's also mystery beer and mulled wine on the menu - an adventure in every glass! I'll be back for the beer garden in the warmer months - well worth a visit.

    The Franklin Hotel is both a pub and upstairs a backpacker's hostel. I've never stayed at the…read morebackpacker's, so I'll stick to talking about the pub. A great friend of mine had some going-away drinks here a few months ago and I was surprised to find a really pleasant pub - a little scruffy but in a sweet way. Whoever is in charge has done a great job making the most of the beat-up old premises with a collection of beautiful old lamps and comfy furniture. Plus the drinks are pretty cheap too. I felt something in the air - as though this place was just on the verge of becoming Adelaide's new hipster haunt. A bit of investigation of their Facebook page seems to reveal just that - an intention to draw people in with micro-brewery beers, ciders, DJ nights and live music. I haven't of much going on yet, but I'd definitely be willing to come back here - nice lighting does wonders.

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    The Franklin Pub - Lovely outdoor dining area

    Lovely outdoor dining area

    The Franklin Pub - Frank the dog out in the beer garden!

    Frank the dog out in the beer garden!

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    Kings Head Hotel - The making of a coffee martini during the Adelaide Food & Wine Festival Coffee Crawl.

    Kings Head Hotel

    3.9(17 reviews)
    1.5 kmAdelaide
    $$

    Here is one of those pubs that, despite living in Adelaide, very rarely visited. I suspect that…read morethis had something to do with it not being all that close to me or where I worked. However, as I was wandering through the city one afternoon with my friends, finishing off the pubs that needed to be finished off, we came upon this place. Actually, since we hadn't had any lunch we decided to stop off here for a meal, which basically meant that I landed up with a schnitzel. Yeah, it was quite nice, and there were also some decent beers on tap. The pub itself isn't that huge, but it is one of those pubs that of have been to on an infrequent basis. Oh, they also have a bottle shop just around the side.

    Bars tend to go in and out of vogue, and one that has been in, or at least moderately popular, is…read moreThe Kings Hotel on King William Street. I used to live a couple of blocks away from The Kings (previously the Kings Head) and must say I didn't go there overly often. I have been a few times of late, due to friends parties and the odd chance that I just happened to be around the area, and I must say I like it more than I used to. I think the crowd has a lot to do with my enjoyment of a bar, and it is certainly less pretentious than it used to be. The interior is pretty nice, with an overall rustic feel with some polished elements that lift the place up a notch or two. The Front bar is my favourite area (which is normal for me), and out the front is a really funky booth style design that kicks on a warm summer night. They have also made some kegs into tables (see the piccy) which really works. Right I'll put my interior designer silk scarf away for the time being and pop open a stubby. The beer selection is just how my fellow Yelper, Tegan H, describes....pretty darn spiffy! I tried a few myself, the last time I was sitting on the corner stool, but ended up with sticking with a couple of tried and true drops! I always feel that any pub where you are comfortable having a drink is handy in my book, but be warned that some of the brewskis (and spirits) can be a little costly (ATM's are dangerous!).

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    Kings Head Hotel - The coffee martini-two kinds of heaven

    The coffee martini-two kinds of heaven

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    Kings Head Hotel

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    Coopers Alehouse at the Earl

    Coopers Alehouse at the Earl

    3.3(30 reviews)
    1.0 kmAdelaide
    $$

    Came here for lunch on a weekday. Street parking was easy. It's been about 6 years since I last…read morecame. In my mind, Coopers Alehouse has always been a go to spot for schnitzel, so that's what I came for. Our table ordered a chicken parmi, a beef schnitzel and a fish & chips. Didn't realize that schnitzels don't come with salad so we also ordered side salad. The parmi was ok, wasn't as juicy as I remembered it to be. The beef schnitzel (with Diane sauce) was a bit underwhelming - there were definitely chunks of tendons or something, making it hard to cut and chew. The fish (flat head) was actually the most expensive dish - the batter was good and the fish was tender, so that was good. The chips were fresh and tasty too. Overall it was a good meal but I wish the schnitzels were better, since that was the focus of my meal.

    Rode by this restaurant on 2 bike rides and as I do love coopers beer... thought I'd give it a go…read more I must say... whatever the renovation is... bravo!! The sparkler came out lovely, strong as always and cold! I'm a sucker for REAL onion rings so I started with them... not to be missed! Then I had 6 of the oysters natural. Big, meaty, and the minionette was lovely. The main was shockingly good. The chef's choice seared spiced king fish was brilliant. Medallions of seared spiced king fish loin topped with salmon roe arranged with a slaw of fennel, chicory, orange and grapefruit chunks, and more king fish chunks. All complimented by a to die for black squid ink garlic aioli!! I'm full... and the sparkler is kicking in... I will definitely be back for more if I am in Adelaide!! Thanks to all the staff too. Really on point.

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    Vintage

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    The building

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