Adelaide Intl. Airport (ADL) Transfers

With over 1,800 animals and 300 species, you will find yourself quite busy at Adelaide Zoo, learning more about animals like African lions, giant pandas, sea lions, kangaroos, American alligators, to ...

Temptation Sailing takes you to to the sea with a sailing catamaran, where you will get the chance to swim with wild dolphins or just watch these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat. This i...

Well established (not only) on the Australian beer market, Coopers is a family business with several different beers, stouts or lagers in their assortment. Six generations back, Thomas Cooper brewed h...

Situated on the Magill Estate with panoramic views over the vineyards and the city beyond, this 5-star restaurant offers modern Australian cuisine and one of the most impressive restaurant cellars in ...

This restaurant in a converted boathouse offers fine contemporary Australian cuisine on the banks of the Torrens River. The menu changes seasonally and thus assures that only the best (and regional) p...

Mixing the traditions of Adelaide’s Italian community with the fantastic organic products and the free-range meat of the farms of South Australia, this restaurant is celebrating the Good Life. As th...

Jasmine Indian Restaurant is a family-owned restaurant with a cosy and intimate atmosphere, serving classic North Indian dishes as kormas or vindaloos. They do also offer a huge variety of vegetarian ...

In the heart of the city near the Central Market, this Thai restaurant is one of the best dining locations in town, serving great fresh produce at reasonable prices. On the menu you will find tasty di...

Reinvented into The Greek on Halifax, you have come to one of the best Greek restaurants in Australia, easily spotted due to a huge chimney right behind. For starters, try the pickled octopus, kefthed...

Sosta is a temple for the faithful to eat spectacular steaks, chorizo, quail, rump, chicken and veal ribs. Try the Parrillada de carne for two, a platter with grilled meat, and you won’t be disappoint...

This buzzing restaurant offers wonderful North Chinese cuisine at reasonable prices, as they – accommodatingly – accept the for Adelaide so typical BYO option: bring your own (booze). Although it can ...

This restaurant is a beautiful heritage-listed building that has been restored with the same quality and attention to detail, which is found in the food, wine and service offer.The menu represents the...

Step inside at this family-owned restaurant with almost 29 years of colourful history and a very relaxing and friendly atmosphere. The family serves authentic fresh Vietnamese food like spring and sum...

Oyster Bar Holdfast Shores attracts oyster lovers from all over the world, as this restaurant serves some of South Australia\u0027s finest oysters complemented with a perfect glass of South Australian...

Enjoy modern Australian cuisine at this high standard restaurant. The menu is created by the head chef Andrew Davies and constantly aligned to the changing seasons, providing only the best and freshes...

The Jerusalem Sheshkebab House is a small and bustling Lebanese cafe and grill, serving delicious falafel, kebabs and dips. The family-owned business has been operating for more than 30 years now and ...

This mouth-wateringly stylish dessert cafe chain serves chocolate lovers an abundance of riches. The menu ranges from tasty desserts such as chocolate brownies, citrus tarts and cheesecakes to many ot...

At The Store, you can get the probably best home cooked brunch in town. As this shop includes both a combo cafe and a restaurant, it also kindly welcomes you to grab a snack or to savour a proper meal...

For a down to earth dining experience, this cafe diner chain offers renowned steaks, burgers and grills. It is a very family-friendly place and its menu offers such a variety that there is something h...

UR Caffé focuses on original healthy recipes with Thai flavour influences. As they always use local ingredients, all their dishes – from omelettes made of free range eggs to tartines and salads using ...

This fine pub in the heart of Rundle Street is something of an Adelaide institution, and it has an excellent menu of modern Australian food. Thus, The Austral is also a great place to enjoy local and ...

The Oxford Hotel is a classic Adelaide public house, and it has both great food and drinks as well as one of the best pub dining rooms in the city. The atmosphere is casual and relaxing, and quite rig...

This is Adelaide’s dance music super club, offering all kinds of music from retro disco to house and hip-hop. While already being a three-story night club with four main areas playing their different ...

Being a restaurant by day, and a bar by night, the Boho transfers into a nightclub when the DJs take over the helm, and into whatever you want it to be in case of renting it for some time. This is an ...

As being the place to-see-and-to-be-seen on Friday night, Treasury 1860 is trendy and up market. In a terrifically restored South Australian Treasury building, this bar caters to a finance and governm...

Every Saturday night, the DJ´s are spinning funk, house, pop and rock at The Union, while by the 30 metre long bar, you can drink a cold beer or a tasty cocktail. There are about 12 beers on tap to ch...

The two opulent levels of Mary\u0027s are finished with sleek edges and furnished with luxurious European décor, while a grand internal balcony gives an intimate view to three dazzling crystal chandel...

Apothecary 1878 is a stylish place with high quality wine, beer and spirits. This is one of the best wine bars in Adelaide, and the food follows the very same quality standard – make sure to check tha...

Ancient World is a hidden gem in the city and definitely one of those places that you do not want to miss out on. Try their whiskey from Tasmania and the Mexican cola Jarritos, and put your signature ...

The Adelaide Central Market buzzes with life and colour all year round and it is a special place for regulars, who wouldn’t shop anywhere else. Here you’ll find a huge range of fresh food, all under o...

Rundle Mall in the northeast of the central grid of streets is Adelaide’s first shopping mall built in the mid-1970s. This mall offers all the usual high-end chains you find across Australia and other...

Running off Rundle Mall, down to Grenfell Street, the heritage-listed Adelaide Arcade and the Regent Arcade offer boutique shopping, aboriginal crafts and even locally mined opals. As you will see, yo...

The East End of Rundle Street is a shopper\u0027s paradise: with hundreds of stalls and special shops, they sell South Australian items from local food and wine over arts and crafts to jewellery and c...