Excellent food, service and environment. Always enjoy…read morevisiting as a couple, with grandkids and with friends

There's a bunch of bad reviews about this place online, and honestly people need to learn how to…read morestop complaining so much because I was initally feeling skeptical. The prices were that of a typical pub ($18.50 for a chicken schnitzel, et cetera) and the food was absolutely fantastic. My partner and I both had chicken parmigianas with chips and well, I got vegetables instead of salad and he got salad. My only thing is that it is kinda short-staffed, but honestly, the food was that good, I didn't even really care. I'd go here again, and I'd bring my family too. Thanks for making my 6 month anniversary dinner with my partner a great experience.

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).

This hotel has recently been renovated inside out which now has a 60s modern theme throughout. The…read morefood has also had an update, and a little more expensive than prior to the renovation. I had the beef brisket and It was outstanding! A smokey flavour with a rich sauce. They have removed the use of discounts and no longer a salad bar. No real deserts for kids if they want something simple like icecream, and charged me $4 per scoop in a bowl for it. The have a kids play room equipped with TV, Bean bags, electronic games and drawing area. All in all I am impressed and glad that there is a nice place to eat in the northern suburbs however, not sure if many people around the area can afford the higher prices..

The best way to describe this place is as your rather typical country pub. Yet despite the limited…read morechoice in beers, there is still something about this place that I did quite appreciate. I guess the rather relaxed country charm had something to do with it, even though this place really isn't one of those tourist havens. I guess the relaxed nature of the place really did warm me up somewhat.

As our first choice didn't pan out, we trooped into this country pub tired and hungry expecting…read moremediocrity. The patrons looked a tad 'rough'. The interior and soft furnishings has seen better days. Everything looked dated and tired. The poor lighting doesn't help either. Mind your step if you are heading to their cosy dining space. It was occupied by a group of 8 people. A slow lunch it seems in the middle of the lunch trade. After deciding from the menu and Specials Board, we trooped to the bar to place our orders for drinks and food. Food came out in a timely manner, and was all served together - kudos to the kitchen for getting this small, but important point right. A couple of people had the garlic prawns, I chose the Kassler plate. Other dishes included a vegetarian lasagne and schnitzels. Presentation was rather old-fashioned, but that's okay, as long as the food quality is there. And....it was! Everyone praised their meals. The portion size was just right, some on the generous side like mine. Having said that, I had one issue, which was how salty my meal was. The horseradish and sauerkraut did little to balance. I did drink a fair bit of water while eating my meal. For what it is, I think it pumps out decent pub fare. Happy to stop in again if I ever come this way.

Yeah, this pub was okay, but probably because it just happened to be the only pub in town. Then…read moreagain, the main reason that I visited this pub was so that I could mark it off my list of pubs that I have had a beer in, and with Adelaide, these pubs are starting to get further and further afield. So, like a country pub, don't expect too much from this place, but it does have a nice atmosphere about though, and the service was good. I guess it has a lot to do with it catering to the local populace, since not many other people pass through here I suspect.

The hotel is the main traditional hotel in the area, and the property is nice if you are looking to…read morestay with a golf course and pool. Food and rooms were average and lacked much character or style, but everything does the trick and staff were generally friendly.

So far the resort is fantastic, however Harry's restaurant is extremely average. My wife and I are…read morestaying up here for my birthday/ wedding anniversary weekend. we both decided to try the restaurant tonight and it started off well however it went down hill really quickly. I ordered the lamb and my wife ordered the chicken and they were both extremely bland and over priced for the quality and the wine pricing was appalling I can not believe we Paid $65 for a bottle if Rockford Alicante. We did mention that the food was disappointing to our water and she unfortunately brushed it off. I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

The Food was amazing, we semi regularly eat here. However…read morewait staff hovered over table and removed bowls the second we finnished, then proceeded to remove our glasses that we were still drinking from and a jug of soft drink we had not finnished. We had planned on staying for desert but we felt like we were not wanted there.

Well, when I first came across this pub the thing that stood out were all of the bars on the…read morewindows. In fact it looked more like a prison than a pub, but then again this is Elizabeth. However I think this place is actually really cool. It is not the busiest, or noisiest of places, which means that I can come here for a quiet drink and know that I am not going to be disturbed. I've also been told that this place happens to be a favourite for some of the engineers that work down at the RAAF base, which to me, gives this place a lot more dignity. I even ended up having a chat with somebody about blogging and the internet, which I would never have expected to happen in Elizabeth.

Really enjoyed being here in the country. . Very country…read more Service basic until conversation then so helpful from a tourist point of view. Great suggestions for where to go and what to see. . Food very good

My husband and I chanced upon the Vine Inn as a result of a 'South Aussie with Cossie' travel…read moreauction. We stayed for three nights in room 13. Our room was very clean and appeared to have been recently updated with a new bathroom, toilet and soft furnishings. The bed was so comfortable I found it quite difficult to rise in the mornings. Being at the back of the Inn proved to be a little noisy at times due to customers leaving the bottle-o at quite a speed and a generator kicking in from time to time. It was hot the afternoon we arrived, fortunately we remembered to pack our bathers and we went for a dip and a spa in the generously furnished and well-kept fenced pool area. Dinner in the bistro the first night was plentiful and delicious. We had the fried cheeses and arancini balls for entree followed by the seafood platter for two, all complimented by the Kellermiester Pinot Gris. Had we realised how large the platter would be we would have reconsidered entree as we were unable to finish it, leaving the chips and salt and pepper squid. Dinner on the second night was still delicious though the chicken in my chicken and prawn larb salad was very dry and I left it aside. The salad was very generous and despite leaving the chicken I still left feeling satisfied. My husband had the heidelberg chicken breast and thoroughly enjoyed it. All-in-all our stay at the Vine Inn was comfortable and enjoyable and I would recommend the Inn as an affordable base-camp for families looking to experience the Barossa Valley.