There have been only two times that I have been to this pub - once for dinner with friends and once…read moremore recently to have a beer as a reminder of how I really don't think all that much of this place. Well, okay there was another couple of times, but we didn't actually go into the pub, we just went to the bottle shop and that was to grab some drinks for a party we were attending in the local area (and I have to say that the party was much better than the pubs - but then again the host was well known for throwing really cool parties). Anyway, this is your standard suburban pub, nothing fantastic and nothing that would make you want to flip on the indicator and go inside, even if you were driving straight past it (unless you wanted to go to the drive through bottle shop that is). If you don't live in the area then don't bother. If you do, well don't bother either.

This is easily one of the best restaurants I've been to this year; the decor was nice and modern…read morewith lots of greenery and the staff were very friendly! I ordered a lamb shank, which was cooked to absolute perfection and came off the bone nice and easily. The only problem I had was with the parmesan crumb; it was very dry and made the mashed potato inedible because of the crumb being all over it. Overall, this was an amazing experience and I would more than happily return.

went there on Friday raffle night and as usual had a great time, and the meals were great. love the…read moreatmosphere and the staff are so welcoming great family pub. Thanks for a great night

There are two things that I really like about this pub, the first being the building that looks…read morelike it has been lifted off of some plantation in Louisiana, and the second is the beer garden (but then I tend to like pubs with beer gardens). Okay, it does have the stock standard pokies room (which I try to ignore as much as possible) but they also have live bands playing, which I hope counters that out (but then again, are there any pubs outside of the city that don't have pokie machines?). I've actually been here a few times, namely because it was on my way from from my parents house (when I used to live here) and being one of the better pubs on the route, I would always stop off, sit in the beer garden, and have a drink. Sometimes I would even bring by Dad (not that he is a big fan of pubs).

Everything, the lunchtime specials were great the rissoles I do recommend…read more The staff were very accommodating as we came for lunch. It was a little quiet. We were the only table here. However, it was still a wonderful time to sit and talk.

Great food good value for money very friendly staff and good atmosphere. Myself and my family have…read morebeen eating at this hotel for over 14 years and we have never had a bad meal . I was lucky enough to have my 50th birthday at the hotel and the staff were ever so helpful to my wife in organising .. we had 30 ppl and they opened up an extra section so we could be accomodate

If there is one thing that I think is really, really cool about this pub and it is that the pub is…read morebuilt on a bridge. Okay, Dry Creek is really nothing to look at, but still, it's built on a Bridge. Oh, and its a pretty cool pub as well. There is a night club that I believe I may have been to once years ago (and my memory is very vague about that) and the beer garden also pretty good. However, because of the fact that it is built on a bridge it was one of my desires to actually have a meal while sitting over the bridge (even though Dry Creek pretty much lives up to its name), and I did just that. When we went to order our meal we were handed two menus, one of them was the standard menu, and the other was, well, two pages of schnitzel topping. As I looked through the options all I could thing of was cholesterol. For instance, they have one option where you get two schnitzels on top of each other with parma in the middle, or there is the double whammy, which I really don't even want to think about. I decided to go for the spaghetti and meatballs schnitzel, and upon finishing it and driving home I suddenly remembered that I'm lactose intolerant. Oh well, I survived.

Schnitzel lovers assemble!! Monday night is schnitzel night…read moreat the Bridgeway - the only night I've visited. Conveniently Mondays are also the night for free trivia where you can have a laugh while you eat and possibly win a voucher to come back again! That being said, my review is only of the sports bar dining area since I have not dined in the main dining area. The schnitzel menu at the Bridgeway is the most extensive I've ever seen. You have your choice of chicken or beef and then you choose from a selection of fifty, yes FIFTY! different toppings. You can stick with the traditional and get a parmigiana or get really crazy and order something like the 'Jump in the Fryer' - an interesting concoction including a schnitzel topped with fried chicken and waffles!! However, this is not the craziest invention by far - toppings include bacon, peanut butter, meatballs, fried pickles, lasagne, and you can even order a parmy topped with another parmy! The food is well cooked and presented for a pub meal and the prices are certainly right. The most expensive choice on the schnitzel menu at the time of writing was under $25 and the average price is about $16. This includes chips and the salad bar which serves a variety of hot and cold veggies and salads. I have also never managed to finish my schnitzel here and end up taking it home for lunch the next day! The salad bar varies in quality from week to week which is part of my reason for not giving full marks but my main qualm is with the service. The girls taking the orders are pleasant enough but about 50% of the time my order has come out incorrect in some way! Unfortunately the service is also often very slow. Maybe just for trivia night they need to have one more staff member in the front bar. Despite it's downsides I still return to the Bridgeway for trivia and to partake in their interesting schnitzels so it's not all bad!

What a beautiful place! It is really well designed and modern and the food looks great too. Highly…read morerecommend coming here to watch the footy game on the outdoor area. We had a large group so we preordered which worked really well as we were served within minutes of sitting. Everyone had different meals so I got to see a lot but my meal in particular was the crispy chicken burger which was pretty good. The combination of the actual place bumps this to a clear 4 but the food was nothing stand out so borderline 3/4 if everything else was less perfect - it's just good food at a decent price in a really beautiful pub.

This place has definitely changed since I used to live in Adelaide, though in a way it is one of…read morethose buildings have has been permanently seared into my brain since this corner pub has been around ever since I was a kid. Mind you, when I visited the place a couple of years ago it looked as if it was on its last legs, however it has since received a complete makeover by the Coopers Alehouse brand and is now an incredibly vibrant place. There are actually a pretty decent number of options on the menu, and as usual I went with the beef schintzel. Despite the crowds were weren't waiting all that long for our meal, and the price wasn't all that bad either. Oh, I probably should mention that they have pretty complete selection of Coopers beers.

7 adults for a birthday dinner. We attempted to use the QT code table ordering system…read more This timed out trying to find items/ decuson making and had to start over again. Specials had to be ordered at the bar. Waited inline for 15 minutes. When asking for the roast chicken special. Was informed it was no longer available, no sign on counter to advise. Those who managed to order via the QR me&u app received their order within 30 mins. However, those that ordered at the bar didn't receive their order. After 45 minutes of waiting, we flagged down a server and was advised. 'It's probably on its way', then continued away from the kitchen to clear a table. After 10 mins, that server asked the kitchen. Then, 10 mins later, a manager attended our table and advised that the order had not been finalised due to different ordering methods, and the order will be sorted straight away. We waited another 15 mins and watched as others got their orders with the same meals, these orders weren't bumped. A member of our party went and asked for the entrees at least. Then, 5 minutes later, the food appeared. The 2nd round of drinks ordered by app appeared in different glasses, not the same volume as previous glasses. Food tasted great. I feel the staff require basic hospo training and requirements to meet the basics.

Well, after living in Adelaide for years, and even living reasonbly close to this place, I finally…read moregot around to paying it a visit, and my impression was that I hadn't missed out on all that much. This was one of those pubs that people would always talk about, but I never got around to paying it a visit. Okay, they probably have done it up somewhat since I was much younger, but it still didn't stand out from all the other pubs that I have visited in my time. I did quite like the front bar though, which was on two levels, and the beer garden was quite nice, but I doubt I will be going back here again (though who knows, I might just do that).

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