Great example of Adelaide's growing hole in the wall restaurants…read more Iberia add to the experience with friendly, engaging staff, a great tapas style food list and quality wines to wash it down. We visited on a very busy Saturday night at the end of the 2017 Fringe. While crowded, it was a great experience sitting and grazing Tapas at the basement bar.

Our first visit to Iberia, won't be the last. This is exciting innovative food cooked with love and…read morespecial emphasis on vegetables apparently grown on their own farm. Beautiful vegetables like celeriac, Jerusalem artichokes, kale etc. although not a fan of kale my husband had to admit he really enjoyed it combined with the artichokes and white bean purée. This is not a vegetarian restaurant and has meat on menu as well although any self respecting vego would love any of the vegetable dishes on offer. Desserts are beautiful look out for the sublime Portuguese tart, flaky light pastry and a beautiful soft creamy filling- Delish! There is also a bar downstairs serving drinks and bar snacks as well as all the menu items from upstairs. Thumbs up Iberia!

A True Spanish Tapas eatery is what you get here, a rarity in Adelaide, The eatery itself is small…read morein size, like their Tapas plate, but that just gives you a more intimate dealing with the very pleasant staff who were very pleasant and helpful. Whether you want some pre diner snacks with some wine or sangria, or you want to stay for a full meal, there are plenty of options for all, from vegetarian, seafood and meat. You can even get a cheese or meat platter to share (perfect for a balmy afternoon on the sidewalk. Of course. there is also dessert, churros anyone?

Enjoying a great meal well meals with the Mrs. Enjoying great food and Spanish beer which takes me…read moreback to when I lived in Spain. It's going to become a regular spot for us.

I was looking for a random place to grab some breakfast, and a part of me thought that maybe a cafe…read morein shopping centre would do the trick. Well, it turned out that this was definitely not going to be the case. In fact it turned out that this place was rather disappointing. Actually, I could say it was really disappointing. Well, it wasn't that bad, but I found that the tea was rather strong, and this not to my liking, and the benedict wasn't the best that I have had either. Honestly, I probably should try to avoid shopping centre cafes.

Well these guys really stepped up to the plate (no pun intended).... On arrival we were told there…read morewere not all options available for brunch and to select for the remaining options. We thought they had just been busy and run out. No. Turns out vandals had cut the gas lines and the kitchen were doing there best to cook without their mains gas. The owner seemed a little stressed but was super lovely and attentive, offering us blankets from the basket provided to stay warm if we were cool sitting outside. The food still came out fast and was oh so very delicious. The coffee was hot and creamy. I'll be back!

Sangria is a trendy up market Spanish styled cocktail bar on Gouger St, catering to a diverse age…read moregroup, but always packed with dressed up girls and dudes in suits splashing wads of cash on beers and cocktails. Specializing in its name sake, a wide variety of Sangria is on offer, split in to categories according to the base wine used, that being either Tinta (red) Blanca (white) or Cava (sparkling). ( For those not in the know, Sangria is a Spanish wine based cocktail mixed with various fruits and juices). In addition to the wine, a concoction of various spirits is also thrown into the mix, so the end result is fairly potent. Sold by the carafe (from which you get about four glasses) at $30-40 its actually not that bad a deal, and Sangria's mixologists somehow manage to make the end result taste quite good. My favorite is the the Tinta Tradicional, which (unfortunately) is the most expensive at $40 a carafe, but (fortunately) is also the most potent. Although there is often a line up, Sangrias' amicable and lovely bouncer makes the wait seem to fly by. All in all a pretty fun place to visit.

I was pleased to see all the pleasant experiences my fellow Yelpers have had with the female…read morebouncer! She really is a champ, unlike those bouncers that are just waiting for an excuse to knock your teeth in. That said, I'm hoping I never get on her bad side... This bar on a weekend (or even weeknights, for that matter) is ridiculous. The amount of people cramming themselves through its doors is quite a sight, and I'm beginning to think there's something in the Sangria besides copious amounts of booze and fruit. Whatever it is, it tastes amazing, and it's a sure way to get hammered without spending too much nor hopping from bar to bar. Why would you want to move anyway? Once you get a bit of prime real estate here, you're not going to want to go anywhere (not even to the bar) out of fear of losing your table. If you do need to head back in for a refill, make sure you have someone holding the fort, because there are vultures everywhere just waiting for an empty seat.

Amazing food amazing service dilefinately recommend trying it out will be back for some more…read moreamazing food

We stumbled across Lucky Lupitas as our first choice for tea was closed at first we were excited…read moreboth hubby and I love Mexican and the atmosphere was lovely, the wait staff friendly and attentive and service was super fast ! The food was not quite what we expected we got nachos to share they were the best part of the meal however they are more authentic than what we are use to We both ordered a taco expecting it to be small as it is a share item .. neither of us enjoyed them at all I had the grilled chicken one and it tasted very fishy hubby had the grilled beef and could barely chew it as it was very much like a jerky ! ( his words ) I gave my hubby the rest of my chicken one as he is a garbage bin for food and even he didn't like it so it was left 1/2 un eaten Unfortunately this will not be a revisited place for us it just wasn't our flavour !!

I can't believe I'm not keeping this little gem secret! You could go next door to 'The Flinders St…read moreProject' and eat (the admittedly great food & coffee) packed into a communal trestle table with hipsters or you could come to this comfortable, cool and opulent upmarket boutique hotel's dining area and enjoy great food, coffee and service. At night time it turns into an intimate indoor & outdoor wine bar serving tapas etc. Recently the indoor and small outdoor area has had a makeover and the food keeps getting better!

This review is based on service alone as we didn't get the chance to try the menu. Went into The…read moreLittle Soho for Saturday brunch, the place was busy and had a good vibe. However after having to ask for a menu, and to ask to have our table cleaned, our high hopes were diminishing. We had to walk out of the place without ordering, after waiting a good 20mins for anyone to attend to us and watching other tables (who arrived after us) get served first. I understand this is a new business, but surely it makes sense to have more than 1 waitress (who was run off her feet) during the busy weeks period. The menu did look enticing, but we're reluctant to go back given the poor experience we had.

Finally made it down to this 'new' place in Glenelg and so glad I did! Awesome location, good…read moreservice, laid back atmosphere and totally impressive food. The food is all served Tapas style so its best to go with a few mates and all get a little something of the menu. A great addition to the other choices of Jetty Road. Lots of great looking specials too that we were told change daily. Some great drink choices too, includes an extensive wine list and cocktails and sangria. All the beer and cider is served in bottles..... I hope they may get at least one/two tap beers in the future. The greatest thing is the view from the outside seating area at sunset...... fantastic!!

Bay bar don't is more like it. The best thing about the place is it's location with a great view…read more The service was slow and the meal was PAINFULLY slow. My husband and I ordered 5 tapas dishes and two hours later we had only gotten 4 dishes!!! Our parking meter was about to expire so we went to the cashier and said we wanted the bill and to cancel the last dish. Well to our surprise they had forgotten the last dish anyway!! This was after we had waited over an half of hour for the dish and waitress had told us 20 minutes earlier that it was only a few minutes away! This service could be forgiven if the place was really busy but there were only a few people. Another couple was also irate and complaining to the waitress about how long it was taking for a meal. The food, what little we did get, was delicious. But given the small portions and extremely long wait, it just wasn't worth it. I think I saw a few skeletons in the corner still waiting on their meals when we left.

Señors and señoritas who are fans of good Spanish cooking should fandango over to Tapas on Hindley…read more On offer are a series of different Tapas dishes designed to share, each more delicious than the last. My absolute favourite dish here (or probably anywhere really) is the Albondigas, a type of Spanish meatball. I've not had Albondigas elsewhere in Adelaide, and if I have, it certainly was not as memorable as the Albondigas from here. Another unassailable option is the paella which is a favourite of patrons who cha cha there heels into this Barcelona-inspired venue. There are many cocktail options, but probably the most affordable and delicious on offer are the jugs of Sangria. In addition to the food and drink, Tapas on Hindley also provides entertainment. On Thursdays you can shimmy the night away with Salsa and on Saturday DJ's Sala and Jime will take you for a vuelta (spin). The best time to attend is Friday night, where a local and phenomenal team of flamenco dancers accompanied by equally expert guitarists and drummers, stomp and flutter for your amusement. The dance show is free for Tapas clientele who Hindley Street traffic can envy as they wander past the window. Portion size can be very varied, but the staff will keenly rectify any under-servings. On one occasion a waiter brought a couple of my tapas out and before I said anything immediately turned around saying "no, that's not enough really is it?" and sorted my dishes out. In summer, sitting out the front is definitely the way to go, although you will likely be accosted by the people that make Hindley Street interesting. Once when seated here a man approached the men at the table seated next to me and attempted to sell them meat packs from within a coles bag. The guys responded "yeah, I don't think I want to buy steak from a guy in the street eh?" besides, he was eating at a restaurant. Tapas on Hindley, better than random meat from a bag.

I went along to this cute little Bar on a Thursday night as it was Salsa night and I was there to…read moremeet some friends who Salsa'd. This night is hosted by Salsa Connection and the unstoppable Kevin mans the decks while moving in inhuman latino ways. He is bright and flamboyant and together with his partner Chelsea are amazing to watch on the dance floor. The night I went I was introduced to Pat the Bar man who was very accommodating but then it wasn't busy and he had time to chat and he looked like he needed some work so we obliged by ordering a few drinks. It was a little strange though to be served champagne in an old fashioned wide glass. I am not sure if they were trying to be cool retro or just didn't realise that champagne has moved on from then. The best thing about the night was that it felt clubby, everyone seemed to know each other and most of them knew how to dance which was great to watch. The music was cool latino grooves and there was a good ambience. If you are looking for somewhere young and funky this isn't it but if you are looking for genuine salsa and some good clean fun this is a good spot.