Yeah, this is a working class pub located in one of Adelaide's industrial districts, and probably…read morenot one that I would make a habit of visiting. Okay, I'll admit it, I've actually been here a few times, namely because it was at the halfway mark between my friend's house and home. I wouldn't necessarily call it a rough pub, in fact it's been rather quiet the few times that I've visited, and while nothing bad ever happened to me here, my changing tastes in beer really makes me not want to go back.

Okay, this is a pokies pub, but that shouldn't be all that surprising considering that it does…read morehappen to be adjoined to a dog racing track. In fact, I didn't realise that a lot of these places have pubs attached to them, and that these pubs are also open to the public. Then again, it certainly isn't a favourite because, well, it does happen to be a pokies pub. However, despite that, the pub certainly does have some good beers available, and that certainly was something that I appreciated.

This restaurant was meh…read more We came here to use our entertainment voucher and I wasn't that impressed. We were ignored when we walked in and had to go up and ask to be seated and she just waved and said anywhere is fine ignored the fact that I had boo and I then had to ask another server for a high chair. They just dumped it by the table and I had to remove a chair for it to go there and they didn't take the chair away so it blocked a walkway the whole time making me feel guilty. We ordered a field mushroom burger and veggie risotto. There was a salad bar which was fairly average but definitely edible. Sadly the wait also let this place down as we waited almost an hour for our burger and risotto (which even cooked fresh does not take nearly that long). In the end we had to rush through our food because we were now late and didn't get to enjoy it. Food was passable - chips soggy but the burger was good.

This was already a fantastic local brewery making and serving up a wide range of excellent…read morebeverages including beers, a ginger ale, a hard lemonade and some other goodies but it's only gotten better with the addition of the Nugg Lyf kitchen. Nugg Lyf's goodies couldn't be a better match for a beer or three and include a range of chicken nuggets (not the processed chicken you'd expect from nuggets but rather chunks of real chicken breast crafted into bite sized portions), very tasty burgers and for dessert, doughnut holes and churros. While you're there, check out the contraption that allows selected beers to be infused with a range of other interesting ingredients. On my most recent visit the Ace of Spades Stout was infused with fresh licorice - different but delicious!

Placed an order through Menulog. The restaurant did not send some of my order. Went to Menulog to…read morefind a solution and was told to contact restaurant. Rang restaurant and was told that there was nothing they could do about it and take it up with Menulog. I've worked customer service and would never have been this apathetic and dismissive to a customer.

The Coopers Brewery tour is helping put the Rad in Radelaide…read more The tour was rather scientific, going beyond the standard "beer is made from water, malt, yeast, and hops." I suspect this was partially tailored to our group because our small tour was comprised of beer nerds & beer lovers. But either way, this is a tour through the actually factory, not added tourist set-ups, like Guinness or Heineken tours. Which also means you get to wear bright orange vests - bonus! Our guide was great and extremely knowledgable, with an interest in home-brewing. The money from the tour is donated to charity, and the tour includes tastings of the Coopers range and a souvenir glass to take home at the end. So for both locals and visitors - pat yourself on the back for supporting charity while drinking some fermented Australian history. Tips: You must wear closed-toed shoes on the factory tour. Designate a sober driver or take public transport so you can enjoy all the beer tastings!

Coopers Brewery tour, not just for tourists…read more.. Highly recommend the tour for anyone who enjoys the odd brew or two. The only issue is finding the time if you're not on vay-k, as there's only one tour a day, Tuesday to Friday at 1pm. No chance of "taking a long lunch..." Buzz the intercom at the main gates of the factory for access and you half expect to be asked for your golden ticket. It really is a "wonderland" of ingenious inventions, a 3 hole golf course, concert venue... I won't give too much away, but just that the tour is highly technical. As you walk around the factory some of the processes give off lots of heat. Some areas are noisy. It's a little overwhelming. People get shy. But then you hit the "tastings" part of the tour and everyone relaxes and livens up. So I guess sort of like going to any bar... Unless you've played some sort of true blue SA drinking game, this is a one off opportunity to sample and compare the entire Coopers range. What you discover may surprise! Frank, your guide, makes the tour... ask about the Sparkling canary. The deets: -$22 for the tour ($20 of that goes to charity). -Book ahead -Wear closed toe shoes... and that's it!