Had a beautiful meal for lunch$17 pastas one fettucini carbonara and one penne chicken ragul . The…read morepastas when down well with a glass of white and a pale ale. Thank again for a excellent meal

I've only visit this place a couple of times, one a number of years back when a group of my friends…read morewere looking for a pub that they basically had not been to previously, and once again over Christmas simply to check it out. This was one of those pubs that I would drive past on a regular basis but never actually stopped by for a drink until friends gave me the excuse. Obviously a lot has changed since then. Anyway, being in North Adelaide it is more classier than what I prefer in a pub, but it's still quite nice. The outdoor area on Wellington Square it pretty cool, especially since the traffic isn't heavy, and the park is just across the road. They also have a pretty decent selection of craft beers. It's a nice pub, just a little out of my way (though I do like the fact that it is quiet).

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!!

A perfect winter hideaway and little spot for a Friday or Saturday night drink. The crowd is super…read morelocal and often the place is quiet but they are now putting on jazz mid-week to add some pizazz to the venue. An ever changing and simple wine list of SA wines by the glass and bottle as well as a few ciders and beers to boot complement the gourmet tapas style menu on offer. I love sharing food and so this place suited me perfectly however my partner was hoping we would go out for the "main meal" after dining here! Every dish was incredibly well flavoured and spiced as well as being rich enough to be filling. It wasn't the healthiest meal but every we tried couldn't be faulted. From the thai chicken balls with a caramelly soy sauce to waygu meat balls, fennel and orange soaked olives (my fav) and the fried haloumi it all worked well with each other and what we were drinking. This venue is also deceivingly larger than you would expect as you walk up to the counter (in a room behind the front bar and dining area) and can explore a larger carpeted dining and entertaining area as well as seating out the side of the house. It has been furnished very classically with old wooden chairs and tables but given a modern twist with the quirky addition of wine glass chandeliers and a mirrored room indoors. So if you're looking for a pre-dinner or late evening snack over some unusual local wine and tasty tapas, this place is worth bookmarking.

We discovered this spot some time ago and have visited it a few times since…read more Time for a review. Last night we got an off the cuff invite for drinks at 16:30 and to hear a band The Prospectors. Arriving late (that's our style) we missed the first set so sat out the back with a glass of bubbly and had a chat. There are a variety of rooms from the main with couches, large and small tables and bar stools, to small quiet intimate side rooms that can be used for groups. The wine is varied, many by the glass at fair prices and the staff are well versed in wine so are able to find something you'll like. The food is so very tasty. Mustard cheese bread, arancini balls, crushed potatoes and a three cheese plate. Ordered just at the end of the bands second set we were up on the dance floor. Tradition states with The Prospectors, that one of their last songs of an evening is 'dancing on the streets' in which you go and do just what the song says. A final note on the first Wednesday of the month they do a wine food pairing night with a local wine producer. It is a very popular event often being booked out weeks if not months in advance (we booked the last seat for the December event, 2 months in the future from time of posting) So expect an update in a few months.

We recently held a 60th Wedding Anniversary Sunday lunch for 26 guests…read more The Manager - Vicky - was extremely helpful with all the required arrangements. The guests were very impressed with both the food and the staff, making it a most enjoyable day. We would highly recommend the venue. Des E

Eagles Club & Bar Bistro…read more Eagles Bistro is one of those friendly contemporary pub and restaurants catering for the elderly, or the hungry like I was. The service was instant and affable, whilst ordering at the bar, one of the staff overheard my drink order and immediately snapped open a ice cold cider and handed it to me. I cheerfully sat down and waited minutes for food to come careening out the kitchen door onto my table. I gambled on this simple pub food and ordered a half-dozen oysters. Surprisingly they were vibrant and fresh, with a healthy douse Worcestershire sauce. Next came the Chicken Burger, due to my 'Burger Fiend' status. The chips were well seasoned with chicken salt which I pondered on for a while with friends as to why they had sprinkled chicken flavoured salt on, because chicken was already the main feature of the dish. However the burger was delectable and full of the usual suspects all lathered with a spicy barbeque sauce. Not bad for $16. Unfortunately the wonderful experience was dampened by a sighting of a giant pepper shaker, that wasn't even offered to me by the waiting staff. A shameful display, I'll live on...

Despite the fact that I have lived a bulk of my life in Adelaide I have never heard of this pub…read moreuntil quite recently, which really surprised me because I thought I knew of all the pubs in Adelaide. Well, that has now been rectified, as well as the fact that I have now been here and had a drink. My thoughts: well it was okay, but not one of the best places I've been. The staff certainly weren't the friendliest. However the pig statue with a table on its head was really cool. Oh, it's also next to one of the university boarding houses so expect the uni students to flock here during term time.

Up to 4 stars for obvious reasons. They've upped the game on the menu and wine selection. Service…read morehas improved and the wood oven pizza really is a delight. Relax on the back patio and enjoy the weather or chill out by the front on the quiet street. There are too few tables in the bar area and I never see anyone use the pokies, so why have it.

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 very cute little bar that's sprung up. I'm not sure how long it's been open but feel it's…read moreprobably not long. It's very small and cosy - I went there on a Friday night and was surprised that it was virtually empty at 4pm. I was worried that I had chosen a place that would have no atmosphere but come 5pm, the place was packed! Lots of people and perhaps got a bit loud. Drinks were cheap (spirits for only $8!) and it was a good place for a drink. The staff behind the bar were friendly but perhaps just learning because she completely stuffed up a scotch, dry and lime. The feel of the bar was relaxed - not pretentious and where you could just go and be yourself. If you could get cheap and cheerful as a bar, this would be it - Just get there early to get a spot!

If a kindred spirit could take the form of a bar, this place would be mine. Great prices for drinks…read morecasual vibe, non-assuming staff and what is likely to be my hangout on Fridays for the foreseeable future for after work drinks...if they can survive the challenging economic climate Adelaide has going at the moment. First impressions are very good but i don't want to jonx it by saying all this so I'm gonna end my review here and head back to the bar for a frosty. Get on it!

No one ever says "I'll just quickly pop in for a wine" and no matter how hard you try you…read moredefinitely can't say that here. I would be happy if small wine bars were as prevalent as local deli in the CBD of Adelaide. This place is here to serve locals and regulars in a big way. Pop in Wednesday to Sunday from 4pm and end up crawling out at 10pm looking for some kind of fast food. This isn't the kind of bar you'd booze on at consciously, but after a carafe of wine between 2 in candle light with some scrummy truffle oil popcorn, it's too hard to say no to another carafe for $25-35 of incredibly sessionable sangiovese or tempranillo. Or if you want to get a true taster of all of the wines in the barrels then go for the tasting flight for $25 - great value. Service is good if you're a regular but, as Pablo M mentioned, if you're not then you don't feel quite cool enough to belong. If you don't let this bother you though then you'll enjoy the value, quality and general atmosphere of the place.

I have been a massive fan of this place since it started. The wines are fantastic, the food is…read moreamazing buuuuuut the service can be very hit and miss. When the owner is around the place I have always feel very welcomed and the vibe is nice and relaxed with the service second to none. On the occasions when he isn't there (which has been the last 3) the service and out right attitude from one girl in particular has been down right rude, pushy and very unfriendly. I have taken work mates and friends in for a after work drink and its nice to see that they all get the same vibe and me. Once again the wine and snacks they have are amazing. Once they clean up the service and attitude ill be going a lot more! *****update****** it seems like they have cleaned up the issue with the service and I'm happy to report it's back on my top spots for a nice wine after work! Get in now.