Fantastic apartment. Amazing view. Fantastic location. Lovely meet and greet service. I'd recommend…read morethis apartment and this company to anyone visiting Adelaide. I look forward to returning to Adelaide so I can rent this lovely apartment again.

A night out to dinner with another couple. We do it from time to time and don't really mind what it…read morecosts as long as the food, service and wine is good. This gem of a restaurant on Brighton Road delighted us on all fronts AND cost a very reasonable $120 per couple with a banquet for four including dessert, two bottles of wine and coffees all round. Friendly but very efficient and courteous service and great food. Don't miss it!

At the last minute we felt like going out for dinner & my wife and I have been wanting to go here…read morefor dinner for some time now....& boy they didn't disappoint!!!! Lovely atmosphere, lovely presentation, lovely service & a very lovely dinner!!! Seen we hadn't eaten there before we decided to go for the banquet for 2, A perfect idea from waiter, & lovely meal @ that!!! Nice and light food, both my wife & myself walked out bery satisfied!!!!

The Land of Promise is a dive bar, if ever I've seen one…read more It takes your eyes several moments to adjust to the dimness of the interior. I wasn't keen at the promise of "Adult Entertainment" and "Hot Girls" at lunchtime, but I was won over by the promise of a $6. Cheapness conquers all. I expected a lot of lecherous old men, but there were only a few. The rest must have been in the other room with the 'entertainment.' Few women venture into this place. The barmaid is quite gruff, as I imagine she'd have to be. I ordered my $6 fish and chips, and discovered I had to buy a full priced drink, but a coke kept it under $10. My other options were a beef schnitzel with salad and chips and any topping, or nachos, or bangers and mash. I saw a schnitzel come out later and regretted not getting one. The entertainment of the main room of the hotel is a large screen showing the cricket, and a drunk old man, staggering around and talking to everyone. I avoided eye-contact and sent out my strongest ice queen vibes, and he thankfully left me alone. The other woman who came in wasn't so lucky, but he didn't try with her for long, and went back to talking loudly at the cricket. My fish and chips came very quickly. The chips were nice but a little cool, and the fish was quite small, but very yummy. A perfect size for a lunch. On the side came salad with an odd mayonnaise and mustard dressing, which was surprisingly tasty, and two pieces of buttered bread on the side. That made me chuckle, reminding me of my father who always wants bread with his F&C. While I'm not keen on the topless women next door, I could really come to like this place. It's very much a locals venue, and the bar staff know almost everyone who comes in.

I always find it amusing how reviewers make comments about not going into the back of this pub…read moredespite going to this pub, but then again I have to admit that while it may have thrilled me when I was young these places really don't interest me all that much any more. However, that aside, the main reason that I visited this pub was not for the back area (which does have a pretty decent beer garden by the way) but rather the front bar, which actually has a really cool, old man's pub feel about it. In fact the old men of this old man's pub are actually really warm and welcoming. Mind you, it isn't one of my favourite pubs, though in the past I have landed up here with friends. Oh, and they offer some pretty decent deals on food as well.

The place is old, but clean. When you arrive, look carefully for the sign as it doubles up as a…read moretour agency, so you may not see it immediately. The staff are friendly and will help you book any tours you want to do in the region.

You wouldn't know it by the name, but this place is all class. Just look at the website!…read more This is a 'Rum and Members Bar'. It reportedly has the world's largest collection of fine rums. Admittedly, this is a fact I can't be sure of. I haven't been everywhere else in the world, y'see. I CAN, however, tell you that I DID try a veritable array of rum, and all of it was fine. Bear in mind, I've always been a vodka man. All other spirits are second-rate to me. (Except the green fairy, but I don't really consider THAT a spirit. It's more a monster unto itself.) But this is some good rum. The decor is great, and not at all cheap or tacky (as you'd expect from a members club), and the music complements the decorating perfectly. Though I'm not typically a fan of rum, if you've friends who love the stuff, bring them here (or be dragged along), and you'll have a gay old time. If you can claim a lounge for your own, many a deep, philosophical and ultimately meaningless conversation will be had before the night is done.

Upstairs from the Union Hotel, Bar Cuba is subtly signposted and only open late. Everyone wants to…read morefeel special and this is a members only scene, on the positive it's not super hard to become a member. At the risk of sounding like a simpleton this bar is so purrrrdy. Lots of luxe fabric and billowing curtains and velvet and chocolate ottomans. Rum is the thing at Bar Cuba (Surprise!) and though I'm not a huge fan of rum usually, they make delicious cocktails and as the saying goes, when in Cuba... The music is a mix of soul funk and jazz and the people lounging around may appear casual but their dress certainly is not. This place is booked for functions a fair way ahead so if you want to have a party here you've got to be organised. And here's a hot tip: having your gig here is not a cheap venture. If you don't have the cash you can always do as we've done in the past and gate crash more wealthy people's parties. You didn't read this but... we may have snuck in on occasion. Or better yet, subtly convince your friends to have functions here so you can attend. Yeah... do that.

Years ago, before I was even allowed into pubs, this used to be a really popular nightclub. I have…read moreno idea what it was called, I just remember that we would hear about it all the time. I'm not sure if it has always been known as the Watermark (namely because I rarely, if ever, went there - though I do remember coming here with a friend once for a couple of games of pool). However, on New Years Eve, when I made my way down to Glenelg, I decided to go an check it out again. It was certainly quite packed, and the bouncers seemed to have their hands full making sure there was no trouble. Anyway it is a pretty classy place, and quite nice, though not a place I would give a high rating for. Their gaming room literally looks like a casino, and they do have a nice beer garden that looks out onto the marina. However other than that there wasn't all that much that stood out about this place.

I wish i could leave a review with more than one star. My stomach is in turmoil. The staff at this…read moreestablishment are not firing on all cylinders. Starting with our arrival our reserved table had not been properly cleaned. We had to aproach an employee to ask for the table and chairs to be re-wiped before we could sit. After paying for our plates we headed over to the open buffet section. The first thing i noticed is that the plates provided looked clean at first glance, however if scraped with a nail or utensil i can guarentee debris would come up. NEITHER the plates around the buffet nor the bowls around the desert bar had been properly cleaned or disenfected. After finally finding some clean plates after sorting through the stack. We grabbed our food and sat down to eat. After a meal that even our 11 year old family member deemed to be poor quality, the food either being under or overcooked, we decided we would not be coming back. Towards the end of the night i noticed the evaporative air cooler vent above our table had been leaking and dripping water due to a fault. (None of the other identical vents in the resturaunt had this issue) This had been dripping and falling INTO the food over the course of the night. When one of our party memebers reported the issue to the staff, the manager was notified. The manager then came out and viewed the problem and proceeded to walk away without speaking to us. Considering we had eaten contaminated vent water, we did expect the staff to at least adress the issue with us. We had to ask for the manager several more times before the staff cared to organise it. The staff were rude and dismisisive, at one point one of my party members had a staff memeber audibly laugh and smirk at him for being upset after eating contaminated and possibly dangerous substances. Once the manager came out she tried to tell us it was just clean water and minimise the situation. We had to explain to her that when evaporative vents leak like that they are always contaminated and filled with debris and bacteria. Fortunatley we were compensated for the meal costs, but if the watermark wants to buy me some ant-acid to deal with the aftermath of thier establishment that would be great. Dissapointing considering this place used to be a reknowned establishment.

I didn't actually stay here because they were booked up, but the guys at reception were so nice and…read morehelpful, I wanted to write a review. They called about 5 places to see if they had vacancies and helped me get a bed at one of them.

With a table of six guests with varied menu items, well priced and all delicious especially the…read moreLamb Shoulder which was irresistibly tender. Nicely laid out and clean dining area and friendly staff. Quite a lot of people dining which indicates it's a well regarded venue. Would certainly return when next in the area, but sadly we live in the other side of the city of Adelaide

Had a great arvo today with live music from Heath Weber. Such a great vibe and venue.read more