New to Adelaide..The A Club brought to you by the A Team. Stop by to meet some very cool cats…read more Great atmosphere, beats and bartenders.

Unless you've been born into a well to do old Adelaide family - and you're a gentleman - you're…read moreunlikely to ever get past the front door of The Adelaide Club. This is an exclusive 'gentleman's club' the likes of which don't exist in many places these days. The club was established back in 1863 and its still stands today in its original location on North Terrace. Much of the exterior of the building has remained unchanged since those early days but those 'allowed' inside report that it has undergone a myriad of changes inside through the years. Not that average bods like you and I can get in there but those who have say there's a library, billiards room, bar, library, cards room and of course accommodation. If you come from old Adelaide money, you may get inside one day but I don't like my chances of ever paying them a visit. I'm sure this establishment is deserving of five stars but its exclusivity status prevents me from granting it - so there!

or secret Mens society, as I like to call it…read more It's that exclusive, that the staff are contracted to keep their mouths shut about anything and everything that happens within The Adelaide Club walls. Now it isn't just old Adelaide money, its for anyone of a certain upper class in society who also happens to drive a Bentley and isn't still paying it off. There is a restaurant which offers silver service, a smoking room for enjoying a fine Cuban cigar... and accommodation. I'm of course just going by what I've been told, The Adelaide Club is for doctors and lawyers and their home away from home wifeys. I would be concerned if my partner was frequenting this gentlemens club, the exclusivity is ridiculous and dated and the secrecy is just plain uncomfortable.

Here we are a decade later and evidently SINCERE has new owners…read more In these days everyone is struggling I suppose, and engaging with dating services has most likely changed over these past ten years. All I do know is the new owners are concerned that my decade old review is doing them harm; they have gone to the trouble of messaging me to let me know, so if you do happen to read my review, old as it is, you can be informed now that the business has new owners. I myself have moved on. My best suggestion is to browse and comments or other reviews that are more recent. I'm giving a three star rating which is to say, "Okay, new decade, new owners" ...

Absolute sham. Way behind the times. No computer data base? Rely on Australia Post for any…read morepotential Introductions that take weeks to receive. Poorly matched individuals. Last Introduction I received had received nothing similar with my details! Had no clue why I was contacting him. ? It would be funny if I had not been conned into the exorbitant fee. Don't waste your time or hard earned money.

I once went to the Promethean for a friend's 21st. I'd never even noticed that it was there next to…read morethe enormous Asian grocery next door, but I was surprised at how large it was upon entering. I can understand why my friend chose the Promethean for her milestone event, as it makes the perfect party venue. The building used to be a church, a meeting hall, and a theatre before it became a live music venue. Some history, right? It's reinvented, yet old-world look is bold yet easy on the eyes, with rich colours and soft lighting. The bar is an obvious push towards the modern, with sleek white counters stylish decorative lighting. The large variety of beers and wines are relatively cheap, and the bartenders are capable of making some mean cocktails if so requested. I'm not sure how often live shows are held at the Promethean, but it's definitely a place worth checking out if you get the chance.

The Prom is a hidden yet wonderful live music venue and event space whose shiny fluoro green bar…read morewill be an image imprinted onto my brain forever. This venue has a tiny capacity but as a result you barely need to mic up the acts on stage. It is also an old converted church with a carpeted upstairs balcony that can fit 20 people and a half carpet, half wooden dance floor downstairs infront of the stage. For a converted church everything seems to feel cosy with carpeted floors, couches and fairy lighting on the stage. However the place also maintains an element of nightclub with their long fluoro bar. It must look like an odd mismatched space during the daytime! I have seen some wonderful acts here including The Audreys and Pimpin' Horus and the venue both suited dancing having people cosy up on the floor. Never have I seen a whole group of people in a live music venue sit on the floor in front of the stage! They also host wine tasting events, poetry nights and other spectacles during the week so check out their website for upcoming events. One final bit of awesomeness about The Prom...No matter who is performing or what the venue is being hired out for they will always offer up a themed cocktail for the evening based on who is performing. Simple touches that make this place feel comfortable and almost holy!