All I have to say is that I absolutely love this place. Despite the fact that it is what I call a…read more'Railway Pub' (namely a pub that is really close to a railway station that you can jump off the train on the way home from work, grab a beer, and then jump back on the next train) I never went here all that often, despite living on the railway line that went past it. However, as I have suggested, this is an awesome pub, if only because of the Colonial India theme that literally permeates the place. It is more of a restaurant than a pub, though it does have a front bar. One of the great things about this pub though is that there are lots of little rooms which you can book for your dinner party, meaning that you can dine in private. Certainly a place to check out, especially if you are looking for a place to have a dinner party (I've done it and it was great).

I haven't been here for years.. Now I'm kicking myself…read more What got me there? Watching a new outdoor area being built, that had a sign out the front saying $7.00 Curries in Mondays* in the RajaBar. How could I NOT give that a go as it's just up the road from me. I am really glad I did. There are plenty of choices from the mildest Butter Chicken up to a 'Fire in a Bowl' Fish Vindaloo (well, they were the options tonight) Although the pricing is bargain basement, the flavours and serving size is anything but. All are served with Rice, Raita and Naan (Garlic or plain). *One stipulation is that a drink must be purchased per meal. Of course there are other options from full A La Carte (with plenty of curries) and even Brazilian Churrasco spit in the Backyard Beer Garden Available Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Public holidays. 12 noon - 10pm

Ok, I know I gave the Brickworks Beer Garden four stars, but it is the weirdest pub I've ever been…read moreto. But hey, it works. Behind the permanent fixture of the icecream and donut fixture, up some brick stairs (watch out for loose bricks), above the rubble and wild greenery that is the Brickworks, is the Brickie's Beer Garden. Inside there is a shabby old stage, some wooden tables and benches, and what looks like the dodgiest speakeasy this side of Ho Chi Minh. It sort of just an open air corrugated iron shed - hence the term 'beer garden'. Out the back is an outdoor setting with more tables and chairs under the sun. Vines wrap around the supporting beams inside and out. Behind the stage is a big hand painted sign saying 'BEERGARDEN', with palm trees and an oasis horizon. If you're there on a Sunday afternoon a bunch of elderly rockers are likely to be playing classics from beyond the grave. It's surprisingly enjoyable. Behind the bar is loads of strange ephemera - photos of performers and patrons and ancient Coopers promotional junk. Oh and some fuzzy headed bartenders. The folks here are real nice, if a bit toasted. Some friends decided they should try and play some gigs there, but talking to the staff was mighty confusing. I reckon the Brickie's Beergarden is a real find. A pleasant place with a big ole outdoor setting, deserted on a Sunday, perfect for a few beers after playing soccer at King's Reserve. There is no EFTPOS, so bring cash.

Had a beautiful meal for lunch$17 pastas one fettucini carbonara and one penne chicken ragul . The…read morepastas when down well with a glass of white and a pale ale. Thank again for a excellent meal

I've only visit this place a couple of times, one a number of years back when a group of my friends…read morewere looking for a pub that they basically had not been to previously, and once again over Christmas simply to check it out. This was one of those pubs that I would drive past on a regular basis but never actually stopped by for a drink until friends gave me the excuse. Obviously a lot has changed since then. Anyway, being in North Adelaide it is more classier than what I prefer in a pub, but it's still quite nice. The outdoor area on Wellington Square it pretty cool, especially since the traffic isn't heavy, and the park is just across the road. They also have a pretty decent selection of craft beers. It's a nice pub, just a little out of my way (though I do like the fact that it is quiet).

WE WENT TO THE Gaslight Tavern with great expectations knowing the GEAR SHOW would be worth the…read morevisit - and Geir's performance was Brilliant with the Backing Of First Class Musicians it was Great ! However , when ordering drinks a Bottle Of Wine I was shocked with the COST it was outrageous $38.00 and was told all the wine was the same price ! Dining out regularly around Adelaide I know I was being ripped OFF - but rather than making a scene excepted the Bar mans explanation and made a mental note NOT TO RETURN TO THE GASLIGHT TAVERN AGAIN - Management should take heed and address this very serious issue - if not I am sure given time the Venue will be no more ! A Disappointed Client !

I remember when I used to live down the road from this pub, namely because one of my housemates…read moreused to spend a bulk of his day down there, usually on the horses. I have also visited this place occasionally, though I have to admit that there isn't anything all that flash about this pub, basically a bistro, a gaming room, and a front bar. The beers on tap are pretty standard, and it is probably more an old man's pub than anything else. In fact, it seems as if very little has changing with this place from when I used to live in the local area (though I never spent any time actually visiting the place). The bartender was a bit of a character, however it seemed as if this pub seemed a little dull. They do have live music though.

It is actually probably good that it took me a while to actually get around to checking this place…read moreout. I had come by at Christmas at it was closed, but it wasn't until I returned to Adelaide that I had the opportunity to stick my head in through the doors, and I admit that I was pretty impressed. The one thing about Adelaide is that outside of the city centre there aren't many craft beer bars, so this one basically bucks the trend. In a way it is actually pretty cool, and rather trendy, for where it is located, especially considering some of the other bars in walking distance. There are some pretty cool beers on tap, and a decent beer garden out back as well. However, the thing that stands out is definitely the charm.

I hadn't been here in years, in fact I ride past it most weeks without thinking anything of it -…read morelet alone eating here. I'd heard it was under new management and the menu had a stack of vegan options on it. So we made a booking. Inside is cute, like your grandma is cute when she puts on a new designer frock. There's no mistaking the Lady Daly is a pensioner but damn, she's a total GILF. I ordered the zucchini fritters, my mates ordered burgers and we got sides of veggies and chips. This is better than pub food, it's made with the same love your cute, newly crocked grandma makes food with and Mandy (the owner/manager) served us like we were her only guests that night (but we totally weren't - this place is pumping on a Saturday evening). Next time you're going to a show at the Entertainment Centre, passing by on your way to the city or just hanging around on Port Rd, drop in for a drink and dinner.

We've been here a couple of times now for an office lunch on a Friday and I'm sold!…read more Always love having more than one vego option at a pub- today I went with the Veggie Burger and I'm so glad I did! Patty made with chickpeas & pumpkin, guacamole and OMG maple & bourbon BBQ sauce... Rounded off perfectly with sweet potato fries. Only downside was a glass of coke costing $4!

A newly renovated pub with a cool vibe. The Whiskey cellar is an absolute gem. I thoroughly…read morerecommend booking in to try some of their vast and varied collection of whiskeys from Scotland, Australia, USA and beyond, accompanied that a cheese plate which is all class. Great staff, owners and chilled atmosphere. Food tastes incredible too

Great pasta, great service and great selections of beers…read more Friendly staff. Great venue for after a footy game.

Well, if you want a bit of class and happen to be in Adelaide then the Oxford Hotel is certainly…read moreone of those places to check out. In fact the Oxford has always been that pub that has been associated with class. Mind you, not being one for those really classy establishments I haven't been here all that much, unless friends have wanted to catch up here for a meal before heading off to a movie at the Picadilly Cinemas. However, since I was down in North Adelaide recently with a friend I decided to check it out again, and I have to say that very little has changed. They do have a pretty decent selection of beers, and it is still one of those nice pubs, but I can't say that it is really the type of place I would visit regularly.

$9.90 Lunch Time Specials.. Mmmm…read more. The Hope Inn has been upgraded within the last year, it's no longer the dodgy pub on the corner of Port and South.. but a cool little establishment. The food is good quality pub food, nothing to elaborate like you would see at some of the newly renovated hotels, but its good value and decent portion sizes. The renovations have given this old pub and new lease on life.. The beer garden and restaurant are nicely done. If you are looking for somewhere cheap for lunch during the week then the Hope Inn is a good choice. :)

Well, this pub seems to have managed to survive the new Port Road underpass, but then again it has…read morebeen one of those pubs that seem to have been around forever. I've been here a couple of times, namely because it happens to be one of those pubs that I have been past quite a few times but never actually been inside to check it out. Well, as it turns out it really isn't that fantastic, and in fact seems to be another of the many old man pubs that appear to be scattered around this part of Adelaide, which isn't all that surprising considering it is a working class area. Sure, the pub it okay, and it does have a pretty awesome beer garden, but that is probably about it.

This is by far, Adelaide's best kept secret right now. Small bars are popping all around town, but…read morethis one stands true to the whole hole-in-the-wall hidden bar concept. GENIUS. It is so refreshing. If you're not looking hard enough you would easily miss it. Walk in and it's like the prohibition era, from the grungy shelves to the dark, moody decor and booths to the sad music. It is easily one of the best themed cocktail bars in Adelaide. Drinks are fantastic. Some bars have expensive drinks for not much and they don't taste great. Not at Baddog, they are top notch and the barman does it right in front of you on the bar so you don't miss a thing. Brilliant. Best find of the year for me so far.

Zack has built an amazing speak easy style bar that makes you feel like you've ducked back in time…read moreto a prohibition era. The waist coats, crystal glasses and twisted stainless steel and silver spoons all work to make this a top spot for a cocktail or cheeky beer. A maestro of the common and rare cocktails and a range of spirits you wont find in many bars Zack makes this bar. Sitting at the bar is mandatory for the first drink in my opinion then sneak off to the lux booths for quiet and intimate drinks. Its dark, has very cool décor and edgy clean bathrooms. Bad Dog Bar doesn't have tvs, doesn't have pokies and doesn't have tap beer and for goodness sakes never order an apple-tini :) and that's the way we like it. Top Tip: order the pickleback - rye bourbon shot followed by some freshly made pickle juice. The SMoking Joint cocktail is also a fav!