"Cannot fault"…read more Yesterday we had our wedding at Mick Osheas With a stunning garden ceremony and warm reception in the function room. We cannot thank Mary and the team enough for everything they did for us. The food was absolutely perfect! Not 1 issue at all Staff were so friendly, even offering to buy us a drink. I left all the decorating set up the the staff with the instruction. 'Set it up how you feel looks best' and it was beyond my expectation. The venue takes on so much for your special day letting you sit back and absorb every second! Some guests and ourselves stayed at the venue for the night and the rooms are very modern and clean. The spa was a nice touch at the end of a long day With everything included it is extremely budget friendly and will be recommending to everyone! Thank you again so very much We can't express how special you made our day and how much Mary is an asset to your business

Irish Pub in Adelaide. Went here for dinner, not bad over all. Staff were nice and attentive drinks…read moreweren't too expensive and the food was good just seemed to lack a bit of atmosphere compared to some of the other Irish pubs I've frequented.

This was actually quite a nice pub, though I'd probably consider it to me Murry Bridge's main pub…read more(namely because the other one is pretty much little more than a pokies venue). This pub actually does have quite a bit of charm, and the service is quite good as well. It is charming, relaxing, and there are even a couple of nice beers on tap as well. If there is one thing that did put me off with regard to this place and that is that the kitchen is only open at certain times, but that sort of is to be expected.

Ordered the Chicken Breast Milesi, which is supposed to be stuffed with prawns…read more 1 informed the waitress their were no prawns whatsoever. She said she'd inform the chef, but never returned. After a wait I informed the staff at the order counter. They said sorry about that, we'll try and do better next time. I didn't get my prawns or get compensated. VERY POOR

This pub was actually pretty awesome, but then again that probably had quite a lot to do with it…read morebeing the pub that happens to be on the main road that heads back into Adelaide. I've driven past this pub more times than I can count, so it was a pleasure to actually stop for a change and have a drink. Yeah, this pub was pretty cool, and the staff were quite friendly as well. Oh, and the beer garden, yeah, that was pretty good, and I certainly shouldn't forget the views over the river in the bistro. A delightful place to have a meal.

Can't beat the price. Yes, that's the most glowing praise I can give. It's low frills, of course,…read moregiven the price, but you get what you pay for, and I can't complain about the quality. There are two cons to staying here. The first is the highway noise - thin walls, or just too close to the road? I slept decently well considering. The other con was the lack of lighting inside. I had to turn on the light over the sink after dark, as there was no overall room light. There's inexpensive, and there's cheap! But I do recommend this place to the traveler on a limited budget.

I guess the thing that sort of putting me off of this pub was the fact that it didn't seem to have…read morean option for beef schnitzel on the menu. This is the thing that I love about South Australian pubs, and that happens to be that they offer beef schnitzel literally everywhere. Well, it turns out that everywhere doesn't include this pub, unfortunately. Still, despite that this pub was rather nice and certainly suited to its location in a leafy Adelaide hills suburbs. In fact, it was the first time that I have visited this pub, particularly since I never expect there to be a pub here, or at least didn't see one in numerous times I have pass through here. Well, I guess there is a first time for everything.

Do you like Gin? Doesn't everyone? Hold your hats Adelaide! The Stirling Hotel now has it's very…read moreown Gin Club featuring juniper mashes from around the world. All of the very best quality of course. And some South Australian faves. You can have it on the rocks or choose one of the many cocktails. Some garnished with Aussie botanicals and using good quality tonic! I really love this addition to the hotel. It almost feels like a small cocktail bar in the Hills. Best part is, if you live down the hill, you can catch a bus to and from. There is a bus stop right out front. There are even after mid-midnight buses, so if you want to stick around to late. You can get back to the CBD cheap. Last thing to note, is don't let the winter stop you from coming to the hills. It's the best time to be here. It's green, colourful and foggy. Get an armchair and set yourself up near the fire. This is totally what all pubs should be like! Well played Stirling Hotel! Huzzah!

Best value for money, big meals taste great and owners and staff are really friendly…read more Have tried most things on the menu in my 2yrs in strath always supurb food

I must admit that this pub wasn't bad, but that was because it had a verandah, and verandahs where…read moreyou can sit are pretty cool. Unfortunately, the tables and chairs didn't seem all the comfy, and this wasn't the main part of the town either (in fact it was pretty dead). The service was pretty good though, even though the beer selection was rather limited. The pub was rather quiet too, but that was probably because this part of town was rather quiet.

Well, this pub wasn't all that great, and in a way it sort of felt like one of those pubs that…read moregenerally appeal only to the locals. Yeah, the beer selection was quite disappointing - none that really interested me. I do have to admit that it does have a bit of an older style feel about it, and of course there happens to be an old well which the pub has been built around, and it now forms part of the bar, though they do have a perspex covering over it. However, in the end, this pubs really didn't stand out in my opinion.

"More than just a hotel" Called in for a coffee and cake…read more$5.50 at Grays Inn, Gawler St Mt Barker. What a wonderful warm cosy place, on a cold wet winter morning at MtBarker. We enjoyed our coffee and cake, sitting beside a very nice open fire, reading a supplied paper, with a free WiFi telstra hotspot. We discovered they also have a Primo Franchise offering a comprehensive menu. Must return for a lunch, the service was friendly and helpful. Great find on Gawler St Mt Barker.

This is a retrospective review that I wish I'd done at the time…read more It was my dear father's 85 th birthday and we had lunch at your restaurant. We'd had many lunches and dinners over the years there always good. This time however... I developed a dreadful FOOD POISONING from tje undercooked chicken. I'm a nurse and know this was poisoning. I couldn't work for a few days and was extremely unwell after paying a good amount of money for the lunch. Apparently your chef ( at the time ) likes to UNDER COOK chicken and fish. I told your restaurant x3 about this and nobody ever contacted me.. I asked to speak to the manager BUT this never occurred. I was mortified at your lack of care as potential salmonella and food poisoning is dire for people. I won't risk eating there again.

Lunch there today, Steak Frites from the main menu, ordered medium rare. Steak was rare and tough,…read morecafe de paris butter had split and wasn't nice, cabbage salad was just raw chopped salad and the fries were blonde. Nothing to recommend about this meal.

Classic country pub. And what a view!…read more It's not often you find a pub in country South Australia that actually ticks all the boxes.. and I only have 3ish boxes to tick. Beer. The Pier hotel serves a good variety of tap beers at a fair price, along with the regular range for spirits and pre mixed drinks. And for those who always ask, yes! They will serve you a jäger bomb on a Sunday afternoon. Architecture. This pub is among one of the many beautiful south Australian country pubs. Although unlike many on prominent street corners around the state, it doesn't have a corner entrance door, but rather a main door on the lake side main street. The bar is J shaped which always makes for good atmosphere and makes the most of the natural light. A verandah and raised footpath/balcony wraps the street frontage of the pub, with tables and chairs on the lake side to take in the view. The View. This is one thing many SA pubs struggle with, as it relies on natural features in a state known for how largely flat and featureless it is. The early planners of Milang got this one right. Having the pub situated on a rise on the esplanade overlooking Lake Alexandrina was a decision that continues to pay off today. To be able to sit and enjoy the company of friends while taking in the largest body of fresh water in the state is one of the nicest ways to spend an afternoon on the Fleurieu Peninsula.