I am surprised that I never knew of this place until recently, especially since I lived down in…read morethis area at one time. I guess it happened to be that I didn't actually spend all that much time wandering about back then. Anyway, this pub isn't bad, and in fact, it is one of those back street pubs. However, despite it being located in the back streets, there wasn't much in the way of nice beers on tap. Still, other than that this pub isn't too bad.

Had dinner here last Wednesday before the Amazing Beyonce concert and a few other people had the…read moresame idea but it was not overly packed which was nice... The renovations look great and even the female bathroom was lovely and spacious and lots of mirrors... The food was good and nice size servings. As a starter we had the mustard seed and parmesan bread and that was delish... I had the crab pasta for the main which was a little different to the usual ones I've had. It was in a diablo sauce which I have never tried before and had a strong chilli flavour which I don't mind a bit of but that was a little over powering. My friend had the steak which was served on mash but she said she felt like it needed a green veggie in there but I think that us something you can order as a side dish. She had asked for it to be cooked medium but I think it came out more med-well done. Overall a nice restaurant food wise but they did take a long time to clear our plates away after we had finished and a few little things I asked for like a wedge if lemon, never made it to our table then we had asked to see the dessert menu and they had forgotten so had to ask again. Attention to detail please... It's another restaurant in the entertainment book so great value.

Consistently fabulous food. We return here often. Friendly service, quality ingredients and great…read moreweekly specials to mix it up a bit. Comfortable and ambient venue.

"We held an end of life celebration yesterday at The Warradale Hotel. From the moment we booked the…read moreservice was outstanding. Kerry was wonderful with her organisation and suggestions. When we arrived Tony and his staff could not have gone out of there way to be more welcoming and understanding. Both the food and the service were outstanding and the venue looked lovely with crisp white table cloths and lovely flowers. Could not recommend highly enough. Fiona"

Topless Cars SA group enjoyed our xmas lunch here for the 4th year in succession. Excellent…read moreservice and food bon bons on the table water with ice brought to the table without request. All meals delivered together hot without a long wait.Thank you to management and staff.

When I was in Adelaide over the long weekend I decided to grab a couple of friends and visit a…read morecouple of out of the way pubs that I hadn't been to previously, and this happened to be one of them. Honestly, I find the pubs in the northern suburbs have a lot more character than the ones down south, which is actually saying something. Okay, this pub is in the middle of an industrial area, so when I wandered around here on a Sunday it was pretty dead - but it was still open, which was interesting. Like many of the suburban pubs it has everything one would expect from such a place. However, I have to admit that it wasn't hugely fantastic.

This is one of those pubs that I have known about, and have probably been to am couple of times in…read morethe distant past (but really can't remember doing so). It is a little out of the way, at least where Adelaide is concerned because without a car you can only get here by a rather unreliable bus. However, having managed to make my way down here I have to admit that it is quite a charming place. It is quite large, and has a number of rooms, including a gorgeous beer garden. Oh, and they also have some pretty nice beers on tap as well. Mind you, it does get crowded.

I came here once after climbing the Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty trail in need of coffee. It was…read moreabout 5 in the afternoon, and I was exhausted. I had no interest in food, and just needed a quick caffeine hit. It was almost as if the waiter took offense to us only wanting coffee. I can understand that businesses want to sell as much as they can, but business is business. The coffee seemed a little overpriced to begin with, but it was the staff's inattentive attitude that tipped my discomfort over the edge, and I decided to leave. Maybe I was in a bad state of mind. Maybe the waiter wasn't having a great day. Maybe I smelled of sweat. Who knows?

I would complain about the limited beer selection at this pub, but honestly, it is a country pub so…read moreyou should really expect that. Well, not quite country, but it is located in a town that is generally not frequented by the tourists, even though it is still technically suburban Adelaide. However, the thing I liked about this pub was the service - it was amazing. Yeah, it really made me feel welcome. Oh, and they had an outdoor area set up out the front, and it was in a tent as well, which was pretty cool.

Visited this place over the weekend for my mums birthday lunch. Lovely atmosphere, wonderful staff…read morewho were extremely friendly and helpful and the food seemed to be good. The only complaint I have is a constant one, I understand its a pub lunch and its great, the food was amazing for everyone but myself as I am a vegetarian. Whilst some meals could be made vegetarian such as the ceaser salad (take out the bacon, anchovies and you get a generic salad - not exciting), there was not a singular item on the mains menu that was strictly vego. So i ordered the trio of dips and some chips. I noticed there was Haloumi on the menu so asked the waitress if I could also have a side of that. However, when it was brought out....the Haloumi was not cooked It had been cubed and was raw. I regret not speaking up but I had already had to negotiate and so I just went with it. It wasn't very nice. The servings were great and I felt full but all I had was carbs so it wasn't really a happy full belly. My suggestion is to pop something on the menu to suit vegos and vegans. Something other than a risotto, lasagna or vege stack. We're people too. Sometimes its not by choice but for health reasons. Include us please! And stock up on soy milk guys, its not hard! And Haloumi should always be served cooked. Always. That's the point. Its fried cheese.

"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.

Wow, they have really done this place up…read more Last time I was here it was pure 1980's styling, everything seems to be a lot classier now, although it seems that the epic pokie room remains, albeit in a less ubiquitous fashion. The food is really good, although not as budget as in the past. Service is good. I must say I love the balcony dining room.

Ahh yes, I remember the days when I used to sit in the back area of this pub on a Friday after work…read morehaving a few beers with friends. Things have certainly changed since those days, and while I would like to say that the Ambassadors hasn't, I have to admit that in a way it has. Okay, they still have the restaurant upstairs (which I have frequented a number of times - it's pretty classy) and I'm not sure if that basement bar is still there (it is usually closed when I came by), but the Marble Bar is still out the back, and is still pretty much the same, with the exception that it now has a back door that opens out into a, well, not so much a beer garden, but a beer alley way spot to sit down (and they have another bar behind that). I'm not actually sure what to call it, except that it is out the back in the alley, but it is still pretty cool because it actually adds a bit of a grunge element to what in former times was sort of a classy bar, but not really.

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.