This place was booked out on a Friday night for dinner, so they're definitely popular for a good…read morereason! We were able to get takeaway though and it did not disappoint! Even in cardboard take out containers, each meal was beautifully plated. I had the dukkah crusted salmon which was perfectly cooked, and hubby had the steak which he said was phenomenal. They even had my fave entree of all time..fried Camembert. Everything was delicious and the staff were so friendly and pleasant when I came to collect. Fabulous!

As a pub this place is okay, but not all that fantastic. However there was one thing that made it…read morestand out and that is the old beer delivery truck that is hanging from the balcony out the front. Actually, it is pretty obvious that the National Motor Museum is nearby because there are pictures of cars all over the wall, and even an old motorcycle in the foyer. Do expect this place to get pretty crowded on those days when the tourists flock to the area because this is one of the main places to grab a bite to eat. We ended up having our lunch here and I have to admit that the schnitzel was okay, but certainly not the best.

There wasn't anything particularly fancy with this pub, and it certainly seemed to be somewhat…read morenewer than a number of the other pubs that I have visited. In fact it was rather small, really only consisting of a bistro, and that is basically about it. The service wasn't too bad, and I did manage to get in here when it was open (obviously). The other thing was that the beer selection was somewhat limited as well. Still, it wasn't too bad, just not all that great.

Dropped in for lunch, the staff are great and the food is top notch…read more I ordered a blackboard special of lamb shank. We got warm bread rolls while we waited. My main was good value. The mash was decent, crunchy carrots and the fall-off-the-bone lamb was delicious. The kitchen is open 12-2 on Saturday for lunch.

Actually, I'm not all that sure about Williamstown in South Australia, particularly since it really…read moreisn't much of a tourist haven, yet this place is actually rather nice. In fact, I also found it somewhat surprising that a place the size of Williamstown actually has two pubs, and that this one served craft beer. To me that was odd - not necessarily bad, just a little odd. Still, I quite liked the place, and also found that the service was also pretty good.

This place wasn't particularly great, though I sort of got the impression that it is probably more…read moreof a local pub, if the atmosphere was anything to go by. It seemed to be rather small, and a little crowded, but that was probably because it was the only pub in town that was open at the time. The other thing was that the beer selection wasn't all that great, but in part that was sort of to be expected. Oh, and the service was passable, but not that great.

This place is the great unknown. My husband and I and our 6 year old visit this pub for lunch at…read moreleast every 8 weeks. The salt and pepper squid is the best I have ever had. They are two full squid tubes cut through and displayed like springs. We always argue over who gets to eat any left overs. The chips are large, crunchy and awesome. The garlic bread comes out on a pizza base and has cheese on it. The dining room is a little dark but it has an open fire in Winter. We always spend less than $80.00 including drinks. The meals are generous and fantastic. We have never had a bad meal there. Its great because sometimes we are the only people in the dining room. The only down side, is the female toliets are not within the main building - and they have cobwebs in them - big ones.

All I can say is that there was nothing particularly great about this pub. In a way it is just…read moreanother local country pub, which means that the beer selection is rather limited, though it does seem to be popular, if the people pouring in through the doors are anything to go by. They do have a decent sized beer garden for dining, but in the end, well, I really wasn't all that impressed.

All l can say about David S. is that he obviously wouldn't know a good pub if it smacked him in…read morethe face. He needs to change the photo from Oscar Wilde to one of the muppets! My wife and myself have been to the Charleston Hotel probably about ten times, we are not from South Australia so only come here when visiting friend. I am not a massive beer drinker so cannot comment on the quantity or quality of the beers. But l can comment on the pub itself and the food served. You are immediately greeted on entry by the hosts, the service is quick and efficient and they do a pretty good house Shiraz. There is a great selection of "pub classics" on the menu and l can definitely recommend the bangers and mash with onion rings on the side. The food is always served quickly and piping hot.

If you're one of those people that love going for country motor-cycle rides then this is a great…read moredestination, especially since the ride up Gorge Road is amazing (though I don't happen to be one of those people). This is a small pub, appended to the local caravan park, that basically sits at the top of Gorge Road. The owners are really friendly, but it is the location that makes this place abosutely amazing. It is nestled in the Adelaide Hills and the river runs alongside it. They even have a beer garden down near the river, though we simply sat out the front. The beers are also really cheap. It's a great place to simply stop for a few minutes and admire the scenery.

Staff are amazing, Shannen makes amazing coffee and Babette is the nicest owner ever…read more Amazing hospitality.

Another delightful country pub. It didn't seem like much at first, but then I not only discovered…read morethat they had a couple of nice beers on tap, but that they had a huge beer garden out the back as well. Not only that, but the bistro has an outdoor deck too. Also, the beer garden was done up quite well, so that it didn't look like one of those back yards with a few benches thrown into it. Yeah, it was really quite pleasant.

This winery is nestled in the hills near woodside. This euclectic little place has you seated…read morearound their gardens with large trees, games etc really laid back atmosphere. The cheese and meat platters served were good quality and certainly complimented the wines we were trying. The chardonnay and pinot noir were both excellent and well priced

We were driving through the Adelaide Hills and thought we'd try something else for lunch than…read moreHahndorf because it's touristy and overpriced, especially at this time of year. So we had a look in Loebethal and a few other little towns around but just couldn't find anything that looked appealing. Well, luckily we decided to drive the extra 17km to Birdwood because Pomegranate Cottage is a truly lovely place! They have a very cute outside garden, with a fountain and surrounded by lots of trees and flowers so on a sunny day it's probably the best place you can find in Birdwood for lunch. (Mind you the choice isn't that big either) Great setting, friendly service and a good selection of food, ranging from pies to salads, fish to meat and some sandwiches. I had the beef pie for $14, which came with a small salad (no dressing though) and fries. You could tell the pie was homemade and not coming from a freezer. Very tasty and in terms of size I think the dishes are alright for the prices they charge. One thing that bothered me very much though is that the waitress came clearing the plates of the 3 people that were with me while I was still eating. That's an absolute no-go and would be a reason for me not to go back. However, the food was very good so I still recommend the place.

Tasty coffee. Not sure why it didn't show up in Yelp in a coffee search. Glad we stopped. Looks…read morelike where the locals go for breakfast and coffee. Friendly service and good mochas.