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City Guide > Australia and South Pacific > South Australia > Adelaide | |
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Restaurants Adelaide has a wide range of restaurants, and meals often come in cheaper than those offered by other state capitals. The restaurants below have been classed into four different pricing categories: $$$$ (over A$30) $$$ (A$20 to A$30) $$ (A$15 to A$20) $ (up to A$15) These prices are for a three course meal for one with a half bottle of house wine or equivalent. The Grange South Australia’s most famous chef, Cheong Lew, creates an innovative, Western/Asian fusion menu based on seafood. In the Hilton Adelaide, 233 Victoria Square Tel: (08) 8217 2000. Website: www.hilton.com Price: $$$$ The Manse Set in a beautiful 1884 Victorian Mansion, The Manse has five dining areas, open fires places and a gracious outdoor terrace. The menu is French-inspired. 142 Tynte Street, North Adelaide Tel: (08) 8267 4636. Price: $$$$ Jolleys Boathouse Restaurant Situated on the banks of the Torrens River, Jolleys comes with views of ducks and black swans and specialises in contemporary Australian cuisine such as grilled ocean trout with a cauliflower puree and baby clams. Jolleys Lane Tel: (08) 8223 2891. Website: www.jolleysboathouse.com Price: $$$ Matsuri Kimono clad staff serve up excellent sushi and a variety of other traditional dishes from tempura and noodles to hot pot dishes. It’s one of the best Japanese restaurants in Australia and highly recommended. 167 Gouger Street Tel: (08) 8231 3494. Price: $$ Amalfi Pizzeria Restaurante If you like pizza then you’ll love the authentic Italian versions from this busy little eatery. The pastas and special fish dishes are good too - and reasonably priced. 29 Frome Street (just off Rundle Mall) Tel: (08) 8223 1948. Price: $ |