Indoor play centres left in dark
Gyms and indoor sport can restart but popular rec centres and play cafes have been told to stay closed indefinitely.
Gyms and indoor sport can restart but popular rec centres and play cafes have been told to stay closed indefinitely.
Set menus and prices are becoming the norm in SA restaurants forced to make tough choices to fix crumbling profits.
From pristine beaches to vine-lined valleys, our countryside has so much to offer. Here are our tips on the best places to eat and drink.
South Australia’s regional diners are enjoying a post-COVID boom in business, thanks to travellers holidaying within the state.
Casa Carboni delivers the kind of lunch you would be gushing about if it was part of an Italian holiday.
Fino Seppeltsfield’s link with its host winery, and the surrounding village of artisans, feels stronger than ever, to the benefit of all concerned.
Tanunda eatery/bar Musque is a good place for celebrating – even if the occasion is only escaping to the Barossa for a long lunch.
Positioned next to Maggie Beer’s busy Farm Shop, looking out over a dam populated with turtles, The Eatery definitely feels part of the family.
A huge paella pan loaded with golden rice and other goodies is a reassuring sight just inside the door of Comida’s new home in the main street of Hahndorf.
While the building itself may be steeped in history, Hardy’s Verandah Restaurant provides a contemporary dining experience to rival the best we have.
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