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Discover Restaurants offering the best Wine Bar food in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. The capital city of South Australia is simply enchanting, a treasure trove of shopping, fine arts, gastronomy and outdoor activity. Adelaide is the heart of the world's opal industry, selling gorgeous stones from South Australian mines. Be sure to hike the aptly named Mt. Lofty Ranges and catch a wave off the Fleurieu Peninsula. Indulge your adventurous palate and traipse into nearby wine regions like the famed Barossa Valley to pick up a deliciously drinkable souvenir.
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8. Singh Thai Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 178 reviews
Singh Thai Restaurant is a very popular restaurant in the heart of Adelaide CBD right next to Ibis Hotel, Pullman and Mantra in front of Hindmarsh Square. Exclusive with over 20 years experience from our chef, he is also went to many Thai and Asian restau
Reviewed By CCHSingapore
This quaint little Thai restaurant is a blink-and-youâd-miss-it gem. I walked in, not only to get out of the cold, but it was also dinner time. The team member on the floor, Kim, is exceptionally good and has commendable hospitality skills. He is chatty, all smiles and also has a way with his customers, making him an asset to the establishment. Dinner was the Thai Fish Cake (so soft they almost crumble when bit into) and Chicken with Cashew Nut (soft chicken slices stir-fried with vegetables and nuts). Jasmine Rice was the staple for me. I will not hesitate to return, not only because of the food, but also the service. Keep it up.
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7. Bar Torino
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Euro22
Dropped by for a lazy Sunday afternoon for a few gin tonics and some tapas. Friendly service this time around, probably due to less pressure as there were only a few patrons when we visited. Great gin selection, very well blended cocktails, can't say the same for the platter we received this time around, disappointed for mainly bread and crakers, the meats were average, the cheeses were reasonable but two small mouth fulls, Would I go again, yes for atmoshere and drinks, we have had great meals here in the past, I'm sure this was just a slip up.
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6. Cos 18 Leigh
Overall Ratings
4 based on 215 reviews
COS Restaurant sits in an 1800s built, heritage listed building, situated in the historic and beautifully restored Leigh Street; a short walk from the West Endâs major hotels and convenient to Adelaideâs central business district, theatre precinct and Cen
Reviewed By 116damiens
I had lunch there yesterday. Walked in the sign on the door said closed.....stayed there for another 45 minutes before it was changed. We placed a drinks order, my wife was given the wrong gin, waiter gave an apology later in the service. The food took along time to arrive, approx 45 mins. Another table did complain. Having an open kitchen where you have dishes stacked 2 foot high is not a good look when your staff are standing around talking. The steak was okay. The pork was great, the scallops were average. Sadly I wouldnât return due to the slowness of the service.
5. Udaberri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By Kaz W
Having lived o/s for many years, we are still trying to get through all the new restaurants that have popped up in Adelaide and Udaberri had been on the list for some time. The primary reason we hadn't been game enough to try is that my other half lived in Mallorca for 13 years, so going to a Spanish restaurant and being impressed is quite a challenge...am therefore, also very aware that this makes us hard to please at times and can be quite critical particularly with this cuisine, so have to take my opinion with a grain of salt (of course!). That all said, with regards to the food, I actually enjoyed it - I just didn't find it to be particularly authentic. The ahem, expert other half, did not enjoy the food that much although he did admit that that was because he had high expectations - and hopes, so reading between those lines, I think he basically agreed with my summation. We shared a few dishes between the 4 of us, most of which are not actually on the menu published online currently - and being pregnant, I thought the waitress did a fantastic job of advising me on what ingredients were used in some dishes, and if they'd be ok or not for me to eat - plenty of options basically (I should say our waitress was actually excellent, especially considering how busy it was). I think the standout dish of the night for all 4 of us was the cheesecake - I'm not normally a baked cheesecake fan as I find the texture sometimes a bit too..."stick to teethy" if I can be permitted to make up such a word, but this was light, rich but not too rich, smooth, yum. Yum yum yum. We each had a piece and that says a lot after a decent meal!!Udaberri itself is a vibrant, buzzy bar, but I was very, very pleased we had been given a booth upstairs - a little out of the thick of it downstairs, we could hear each other speak, nice and comfy, but still good for people watching - eating or not, it's a great venue, however, the biggest disappointment for the table were the drinks...I very much enjoyed my mocktail, however the Sangria (of which yes, I did taste - I am allowed a taste!), was literally fruit juice with an undetectable splash of red wine for colour, and given a whole carafe was consumed by a friend who can barely cope with more than 2 glasses of alcohol, she managed the lot and was stone cold sober afterwards. The boys had a vodka and a gin each to start, neither of which even smelled like there was any alcohol in there either - and I do have super smell at the moment! The wine list was good though so they were happier once they switched to that...can't really say what was going on there, but...perhaps the bartender decided since I'm preggers, no one should be consuming alcohol on our table?? Overall, would I go back - probably, but would set the expectations to a different setting.
4. Melt Adelaide CBD
Overall Ratings
4 based on 259 reviews
there are two of these restaurants - one on King william road and one on waymouth street
Reviewed By ozallan
Service was quick, friendly & helpful when I went for dinner. There is a blackboard with a good selection of tapas type dishes. And there is the imaginative pizza menu.I had the meatball and tomato pizza. The pizza was thin & crispy & there were about two small meatballs on every slice. It was very tasty. There are also two desert pizzas .There is also an extensive selection of bottled wine, wines by the glass & many beers to choose from.
3. Apothecary 1878
Overall Ratings
4 based on 472 reviews
Apothecary 1878 Wine Bar & Restaurant opened December 2002 in a heritage listed building in the heart of the West End precinct. A true incarnation of a European-style wine bar. Explore the history, feel the culture and lose yourself in the elegance.
Reviewed By OzziePG
OMG, what a wonderful dinner we had at The Apothecary on Monday night! It was miserable weather outside but inside, encircled by those gorgeous antique apothecary fittings, it was an oasis of warmth, smiles, attention and wonderful food and wine. You could feel the dayâs stress just dissolving!It was hard to choose from a menu where everything looked interesting and delicious but we decided to share several dishes for our appetiser/entrees â delectable artisan ciabatta with olive oil and hazelnut dukkah, marinated olives, heavenly chicken liver pate` with grain crackers and an outstanding dish of crispy chickpeas, kalamata and thyme. We lingered over our wine and indulged our taste buds!We each ordered a main course with the intention, once again, of tasting each otherâs. My pork belly, beetroot , pear and smoked paprika was just how I like it â crispy outside and juicy inside. The flavours blended perfectly and I enjoyed the dish immensely (even though I looked like Hannibal Lecter by the end!) My daughterâs duck was declared divine by us all and my husbandâs marino morcilla (Italian blood sausage) with apple, spring onion and chilli was unusual and totally mouth-watering. The chilli arrived on the side to apply it according to your preference which was good because we all have different tolerance levels. The side dish of roasted pumpkin , Persian feta and zhug was to die for. All our servings were generous, delicious and beautifully presented.We actually were mega satisfied by that point but couldnât resist sharing an irresistible dessert of chocolate done in 8 ways â truffle, brownie, ice cream, mousse and others. Heaven on a plate!Throughout the evening the service was impeccable, knowledgeable and friendly and it is obvious that these people know their stuff.A feast for all the senses. We went home very happy and very satisfied. Thank you once again!
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2. Press* Food & Wine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 826 reviews
Specialising in wood-grilled steak and seafood - salads, share plates, tasting menu option - reservations taken upstairs, walk-ins welcome.
Reviewed By tig68er
We had a group of 7 and booked the night before as we couldnât get seats as walk ins the previous evening. The service was exceptional, the wine list extensive with the added little bonus of being able to purchase half bottles of wine for wines under $100. The food was quick to arrive and of amazing quality - not one complaint amongst 7 of us. Would certainly visit again - highly recommended!
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1. Victor's Place
Overall Ratings
5 based on 105 reviews
We make wine. We brew beer. We celebrate food. Victorâs Place is an operational winey, brewery and kitchen which is ideally located at The Gateway To McLaren Vale.
Reviewed By jotate01
Fantastic food and great wines...we all thoroughly enjoyed our dinner choices and were impressed by the flavour combinations and presentation. We especially loved the crispy skin duck.....so tender and delicious!Victors Brewery has a lovely ambience ,very friendly staff and a great outdoor area too. Before we ordered our bottles of wine for dinner we enjoyed some tastings of Victor's wines....another little extra service....Try the coconut sphere on dessert menu....truly surprising !
