I only just managed to squeeze in here for a beer, namely because pretty much everything closes…read moreearly out in the country, or at least out in this town when the tourists and holiday makers haven't flocked down here. Yet it was a pretty nice pub and the service was quite good as well. I did rather like this place, and it certainly did have some charm. Sure, the beer selection was a little limited, but it was still nice.

Well, I suddenly discovered that there was one pub that I hadn't visited on my trek around the…read moreYorke Peninsula, which basically mean that I had to literally drive from the top to the bottom just to have a beer here. Yeah, I tend to do things like that, particularly in Australia where I can get away with it. Anyway, it turned out that the trip was somewhat worth it because this pub was too bad. Sure, it didn't stand at the heights of excellence, but then again it is a country pub so I shouldn't be too harsh on the place. Also, it is located in a rather small, almost non-existant, seaside town. Yeah, it isn't bad, and the service was pretty good. Sure, it was quiet when I was here, but at least it was open so I didn't waste my trip.

Stayed for 3 nights in Coobowie and loved it. The highlight was the Hotel- such a lovely…read moremanageress and fabulous staff and especially the very modest chef! Their menu puts many Adelaide hotels to shame with such an amazing variety of meals on offer, and all very reasonably priced. Our meals were simply delicious - yummy seafood and that calamari schnitzel was in a class of its own. We have eaten out 3 or 4 times a week for many years so have sampled many meals, here in Oz, and abroad, and we're still in raptures over our meals! As well on offer is a good fresh salad selection and also hot veges -great brussel sprouts! ( Last time we were here was over a weekend and the mushroom, onion and bacon had my husband drooling!) I hope the locals know exactly how lucky they are! Thanks very much, all at Coobowie Hotel Jenni and Darryl Pinch