I've been here a couple of times, though not too much considering that it is a little bit out of my…read moreway. However, it actually isn't a bad pub at all, I guess because of the lovely beer garden that they have out the side. I'm not quite sure where the whole tower thing comes from, though I suspect it might have something to do with the turret out the front, which isn't particularly big, but most people do consider that to be a tower. Yeah, it isn't a bad pub, quite nice actually, and has some nice beers available as well. Oh, and the service was pretty good as well.

First time dining here and it was a really good experience. Just looked for somewhere simple and…read moreeasy for the night and this was the place. We noticed they have a schnitzel special Monday to Thursday for dinner for $14.90 which is pretty good. Includes gravies, but costs extra for toppings. I also saw they offer up a nice variety of different toppings you may not see in other places- like a Mexican style with cheese and salsa, an Aussie style with bacon, cheese and barbecue sauce... along with traditional favourites like Hawaiian and Parmigiana. I asked for a Chicken Schnitzel with mushroom sauce on the side and it was delicious. Was nothing hugely amazing in size, but tastes good with freshness and was still filling. Plus with the luxury of the self-serve salad bar I could stock up with things like hot steamed or roasted vegetables, cold salads like a pasta, a potato, and a rice salad, along with small white rolls and butter. I enjoyed my evening here and definitely wouldn't go past coming back here for an easy night out. At least I know I can walk away feeling full and satisfied at a budget price.

Not impressed at all with the chiefs attitude, Bar staff very nice, but the chief just won't budge,…read moreI wanted a nice steak with a salad, but no if I wanted a steak I had to have it with mash potato and veggies. Well Mr chief I'm on a strict diet and no carbs as per instructions from my doctor, so if I wanted a salad I had to have a Schnitzel or something else. Not what I wanted, if it wasn't for the fact it was getting close to 7 pm and didn't really want to go looking elsewhere I would have left, and to add insult to injury no salad dressing. In fairness the Schnitzel was very nice.

It is probably one of the few remaining pubs to get with the program and actually dazzle the eyes…read morewith some new fittings and a flash dance floor. Even a new lick of paint wouldn't hurt. I've only ever come here for the karaoke, and after my last visit I don't think I'll be rushing back soon. Don't get me wrong I love karaoke but it felt like fright night for the freaks and geeks. I'm surprised Quintin didn't rock in. Nothing to bring you here but you may stop in if you're thirsty enough. Drinks aren't deal and meals are cheap and passable. Have fun!

We had my Grandmother's 90th Birthday here on the weekend and the service was great. Unfortunately…read moreI can't comment on the food much as I was too busy mingling to try much, but what I did have was delicious. The staff were so friendly and very helpful. We were even able to hook up my ipad to play our own music for the function. I can definitely reccommend The Kensi if youwant to hold a function.

We went to the kensi for dinner last night and I was a little underwhelmed. The menu looked good…read moreduck, lamb, chicken etc. I had the baked semolina gnocchi which was to come with a pumpkin sauce, candied walnuts, sunflower seeds and tendrils and while that's exactly what I got it just wasn't that good. It came in an oven pot obviously all baked together and it was more like a sweet, thick pumpkin soup with a few gnocchi pieces. Very rich and a bit bland. My husband had the steak special which he said was nice. My mum has the eggplant which again she said was nice but too small. For dessert we had brûlée and the brownie special. Again both so sweet! And I normally love dessert so all in all. It was average and I probably wouldn't rush back.

I'm not sure if they decided to call this pub the Scenic Hotel because of the great views, but for…read moresome reason I really wouldn't be all that surprised. Then again, it is near the top of the Adelaide Hills, so you do get a rather reasonable view of the city, though not as great as you would from the other, more famous, lookouts. Still, this pub was pretty cool, especially since it had some nice beers on tap as well, and friendly staff. Yeah, it was cool.

What an amazing spot for a good pub. I recommend going at sunset watching the sun go down it's…read moreabsolutely beautiful. Plenty of benches outside. Parma was great!!

Technically this is a brew pub because it has it's own brewery, though also technically that…read morehappens to be next door in the cafe/bottle shop. Anyway, it's a pretty awesome pub located up in the hills. In fact, we drove past this place once because the freeway was clogged up, so we ended up going the other way. It is a pretty cool place, with a rather large outdoor area. Yeah, a particularly charming place to have a beer.

Wonderful dinner with family and friends. Classic pub food all good - Schnitz and fish. Also…read morelove that you can scan QR code at table and order and pay. No ordering at bar or queue necessary. Huge wine and beer selection, all bread is fresh. Great service overall. Will definitely return. Explore the property lots of seating options to match your mood.

A friend of mine recommended this place to me. Actually, to be more specific, a friend of mine…read moreindicated to me that this place existed because I really don't need to be recommended a craft beer brewery namely because I will end up going their anyway. So, it took a while to get here, namely because most times I went past it was closed, but one Sunday afternoon I was fortunate enough to discover that it was open. Well, we ended up getting a tasting paddle, and I do admit that the beers were actually pretty good. It's a rather small time operation, and can be difficult to find, but it is definitely worth checking out.

Looking for somewhere casual and feels like a home away from home? Look no further Little Bang is…read morehere. Actually, I really wish this is what my home looked like. But, what I am getting at is that it feels homely... This is a brewery that has opened its doors to invite craft beer lovers in to enjoy some frothies for the weekend. First up I should point out, you are really right in the middle of the brewing action here. Set up a seat next to a fermenter and stacks of malt. You will be greeted with a smile and you might even get a handshake. Ryan & Fil are amongst the coolest brewers in town. From Video Game Designers to Brewers, they have such a great success story to tell. In fact, I think it is quite inspirational for those who are looking to get into the industry. Changing your career into something that you really love is always a challenge. But with drive and determination, you can really achieve your dreams. After having to leave the games industry due to the GFC, Ryan took on working in the beer industry and Fil in refrigeration mechanics. In their spare time, they brewed for fun. Just like you would in learning skills to reach the next level in a video game; these two had an epiphany (I am sure after some beers) about combining forces to create one mega-craft-beer-force that Little Bang is today. Unlike other breweries they had the skills to make the equipment they needed which made it a lot more affordable. So, that is exactly what they did. Well, after having to convince their wives of course. And I am sure glad they did. These brews are great and are quickly earning their stripes. As for this Venue, this is a great spot for groups. But, remember don't expect anything fancy, this is a place to chill and relax. There are tables inside and out. Their full range of beers are on offer and you can get a paddle to give them all a go for $15. Need munchies with your beer? They also make their own pickles which are really good. Or you can order some pizza from a nearby joint with free delivery. What are my fave beers on offer? I am a big fan of their Freezer Cleaner. But that is of course going to change in flavour over time. I do also like their Chocolate Porter which is lighter than expected and easy to drink. Give their Happy Land Summer Ale a go if you like something lighter. It's got a lot more flavour profile than others I have tried. Quite floral and almost a little sweet. I am very excited that the boys have opened their brewery for weekend drinks. This might become my local. Well done guys!

I went here with my family and there was nothing wrong about it only the fact that the chicken…read moresnintzel was under cooked and was PINK The service they provide was amazing and that wait was about 8mins but there was also a very small portion of chips salad was amazing as well but I reckon that could cook it a bit longer

Being a pub Coin-e-sure I am sometimes a little hard on some hotels. To be honest, The Maylands…read moreprobably deserves 4 out of 5 stars, but I just don't 'feel' the place. The exterior is one of the nicer looking pubs going around and the interior is of the same calibre. On the food end of the scale, the fare on offer is not to shabby at all, though it is on the upper end of the expected price. I find it very hard to put my finger on why I don't adore this pub like so many others, so I choose to quote The Castle "It's the Vibe". The times I have been there I just haven't been able to scooch into my happy place. But I will give all of you fellow Yelpers out there this promise....I will try again and again!

Good food and service at this eatery. I enjoyed the Guinness sausage meal, my son some salmon, and…read moremy friend a pasta dish. The waitstaff were all pleasant. Good stuff and at a decent price.

Since I used to live around the corner from this pub, it is not surprising that I have been here a…read morefew times, one of them being a bucks party. However, that was quite a while back, but after visiting the place somewhat more recently it felt as if little had changed. It had, namely the beer garden and the big screen, but it still had that nice suburban charm that I remember from when I was younger. Mind you, grand final day this place does get crowded, but then again we are talking about Grand Final day. Oh, and there is also a good selection of beers available.

I used to come here reasonably regularly, namely because it was located about halfway between the…read morecity and where I was living at the time. A friend of mine, who would drive me home from church, would stop off here with me so that we could have a beer. I guess I really liked the atmosphere, and also the lovely beer garden that they had out the back. Sure, it is more a suburban pub, but they also had a nice range of beers as well. Yeah, this pub is pretty cool.

I ate here on a Thursday night which happens to be their schnitzel specials night! For $9.95 we got…read morea good sized meal with access to the self serve salad and vegetable bar. The choice of salads and vegetables was ok and typical pub style meal. The dining room was very busy but we got seats fine. There is also a front bar with dining area and an outdoor all weather area. Parking was hard and very busy as football practice was on at the oval next to the hotel and it was busy inside.

I look at the reviews and wonder did I go on a bad night??? We had a group of people who went for…read morethe "all you can eat' night, what a load of rubbish! We were brought one or two pizzas at a time, the kids were starving, then a plate of pasta that would have been a plate for one person, the food was pretty average, nothing to rave about. The time it took out, was way too long! We ended up there for two hours, just because there wasnt enough to eat, so we left and went to another restaurant to have a wonderful meal - all 10 of us!

After anticipating the opening of this restaurant we were not let down. For a suburban pizzeria,…read morethe vibe and design was a head above other local pizzerias and the atmosphere was pumping, yet it didn't feel crowded or rushed. We were served by a great waitress who was on top of things and new what she was talking about, although the other waitress who seated us seemed rather vague. The food was above the standard of other local pizzerias, yet I felt that they were a bit too heavy on the cheese. Everything was reasonably priced, and being right around the corner, it's convenience has meant that we have been able to walk over for desert on occasion or order a pizza and collect it without too much hassle. It's a joy having such an inviting, friendly restaurant so close to home. It is certainly not the best pizza you can get in Adelaide, but it has raised the bar on what the standard is around Magill, and it's convenience makes it special.