I had a lovely stay at the Clare Valley Motel. Clean, comfortable and sophisticated; this really…read moreis a top notch place. I'd never been to the Clare before, Lee and Jan were very helpful and friendly in suggesting which wineries to explore. There is also a lovely dog named Chippie, big pool, BBQ, and beautiful roses!

Best family room ever!! Children really loved the swimming pool and made good use of it. The…read morerestaurant meals were well presented and generous servings. Children n enjoyed the crumbed garfish while the adults both had Poe fillet with maple sauce and apple accompanied by seasonal vegetables which left no room for desert!! All staff were most helpful and friendly!!

This was a nice pub, one which certainly still had some charm about it, though of course, like many…read moreof the pubs that one seems to find out here in the bush, there really isn't all that much about it that stands out, particularly when it comes to beer selections. Still, as a pub, it did have some charm about it, though in a way, it still felt a little tacky, particularly for my tastes. Honestly, in the end, it is a reasonable one to go and have a beer at though, even though the service was somewhat passable.

We have eaten here many times but tonight we did a take away order…read more The wait time was minimal but the variety on the menu was not good for a vegetarian - but still pleased that they had three options. I went for a serve of spring rolls with veggies and hubby had his stock standard schnitzel with veggies. They came in your normal styrofoam takeaway boxes. Spring rolls were yummy if a little soggy and the sour cream to go with them was an odd selection. The reason they have lost a star is - riddle me this? If you are preparing a vegetarian meal - why oh why would you put bacon in the potatoes? I ate half of the potatoes before I noticed too so I may be stuck on the toilet tomorrow! Luckily I don't think I actually ate any bacon. I'm a little annoyed but the sheer quantity of the rest of the food more than made up for it.

This was actually quite a lovely pub out in the country, and it really did have some charm about…read moreit. Okay, being a country pub I wouldn't expect a huge selection of beers on tap, and they certainly don't have that, however I found that the service was quite good, and that atmosphere quite relaxing as well. There was even a rather nice beer garden down the side, which also added to the atmosphere of the place. Sure, it wasn't too crowded, but that sort of did have something to do with it being mid-afternoon. Still, it was a nice pub nonetheless.

We eat here a lot and almost always have a great time…read more The owners are very active within the but and the chef, Derek, is the owners son so cares about quality and variety of food. They menu changes every now and again but they always make sure to have at least one vegetarian meal on there. Husband informs me that the schnitzels are almost always moist and yummy this time no difference. We love the beer battered fries which are moreish and delectable! I have the sweet potato fries and a haloumi stack. Some days they have salad and veg bar and some days you pick salad or veg with your meal. Dessert was a Belgian chocolate cup which for $5 was amazing! They do takeaway as well which we take advantage of too. We will continue coming back her for many more years to come.

Well, we were on our way back from Burra, and the last couple of towns that we had passed through,…read morewhile they did have pubs in them, they weren't really open, so we arrived in Tarlee, which did have a pub, that was also open. Look, I wouldn't expect anything all that fancy from this place, but as a country pub it is pretty good. The staff were quite friendly, and yeah, the the beef schnitzel, yeah that was awesome.

Cannot fault food,service and atmosphere at this pub, amazing food, will definitely come again…read more Great menu,thanks to the chef and staff. Highly recommend

This is quite a lovely pub, though it is easy to miss namely because it doesn't happen to be…read morelocated on the main road. However, the service was pretty good, even though there was a lack of beer selection, but then again that is sort of to be expected when dealing with a pub out in the country. However, they had a pretty large beer garden out the back, which was really cool, and the interior had quite a lot of charm about it as well. Yeah, it was also rather quiet, but then again I suspect that might have been because I was up here outside of the tourist season. The other thing about this place that I thought was really cool was the pet blue tongue lizard, but then again they tend to be frequent visitors this far out.

What a beautiful country pub. Cost on a winter's night with…read moreopen fire and leather lounges to sit around it and chat. Dining room is nice there is a closed in verandah. And with the new addition of the outside bar is great. I just wish the steps to the toilet had better hand rails. Great staff, change of menu would be nice but again the food is always a hit

We chose the Riesling Trail & Clare Valley Cottages (RTCV) due to the proximity to the trail--it's…read moreliterally at your front door--and the sense of privacy the photos suggested. We were chuffed with our decision. We stayed in Daisy Cottage which is the Southern most cottage, and one of the most private. It was small and tidy--just what we needed for a weekend away. The wood fire made the cottage just perfect. In the living area there was a queen size bed and small couch, off to the side an ample kitchenette, and a bathroom with a full-size spa bath. We opted for the Getaway Package which included provisions for a hot breakfast--I told them I was vegan and was met with tomatoes, mushrooms, spinach, bread; all the good stuff,--a bottle of wine, port and a few other little touches to make the stay even more enjoyable. We also got discount bike hire as part of this package. As I said earlier, the cottages are right on the trail. The bike hire place is directly across the road. We spent half a day on the Riesling Trail, visiting Kirrihill, Tim Adams, Sevenhill and Little Red Grape in Sevenhill--the adjacent homeware store is amazing. All these wineries are highly recommended. RTCV Cottages are perfect for a couple wanting to get away from the city for a weekend. Highly recommended.

This is one of those rather lovely pubs that happen to be out in the country. Well, I should…read moremention that when it comes to Owen, it is basically a really small town just outside of Adelaide, so you can basically expect the pub not to have a particularly huge range of beers available. Still, as a pub it was pretty good, and the service wasn't bad at all. In fact I found that he was really helpful. Like, yeah, it really isn't one of those pubs that I'd visit again in a hurry, but it was still pretty nice.