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The Best Restaurants in Adelaide (SA)
Indian
167 Hindley Street,
5000,
Adelaide (SA)
43 reviews
Average price $20 Accepts Yums
Indian
93 Prospect Rd,
5082,
Prospect (SA)
53 reviews
Average price $20
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Indian
170 0'Connell Street,
5006,
North Adelaide (SA)
189 reviews
Average price $35
260 Pulteney St,
5000,
Adelaide (SA)
85 reviews
Average price $35
5/12 Holdfast Promenade,
5045,
Glenelg (SA)
15 reviews
Average price $40 Accepts Yums
Japanese
408 King William St,
5000,
Adelaide (SA)
544 reviews
Average price $55
All You Can Eat Menu $43
South American
291 Rundle St,
5000,
Adelaide (SA)
336 reviews
Average price $75
SOSTA SHARED PLATTER MIN 2 GUESTS $49
Vegetarian
17-19 Bent St,
5000,
Adelaide (SA)
12 reviews
Average price $30
Pub grub
The Hub Shopping Centre. The Christie Way,
5159,
Aberfoyle Park (SA)
95 reviews
Average price $20
Pub grub
560 Main North Rd,
5084,
Blair Athol (SA)
878 reviews
Average price $26
Pub grub
80 Peachey Road,
5113,
Davoren Park (SA)
131 reviews
Average price $19
The Best Restaurants in Adelaide (SA)
Adelaide is Australia’s most southern state, boasting one of the best wine regions in the world, stunning scenery and an abundance of fresh produce. The cosmopolitan coastal capital is bursting with culture and flavours, dishing up an impressive dining scene.
The city features one of the best food markets in Australia, the Adelaide Central Market. This food mecca offers a range of fresh food, as well as cafes and eateries. After a day of shopping in Rundle Mall, you might like to explore the emerging laneway scene of bars and casual eateries. Or why not visit one of the famous wine regions such as Adelaide Hills, only a short drive away. Featuring great views, modern fine-dining menus and an award winning wine lists, you’ll discover why Adelaide has been recognised as one of the Great Wine Capitals of the World.
Thanks to a smorgasbord of places to dine and drink, you’ll be sure to find something to satisfy your foodie cravings in Adelaide.