d’Arry’s Verandah Restaurant
In 2020, it’s reassuring to find that some things have remained the same – like a satisfying lunch at D’Arry’s Verandah.
In 2020, it’s reassuring to find that some things have remained the same – like a satisfying lunch at D’Arry’s Verandah.
Despite a regular turnover of talented chefs, there is a consistency of high-end style at this charming restaurant.
There’s a noisy buzz about this space, and a friendly, casual style and classy cuisine have won it a loyal following.
Little Wolf is the second and more satisfying rendition for the restaurant that occupies Mitolo’s McLaren Vale cellar door.
There’s plenty of kitchen wizardry at Maxwell Restaurant — but don’t worry, it’s certainly not style over substance.
The potential of this country pub finally looks set to be realised, with the hiring of a chef familiar with this part of the world.
This family-run seafood restaurant and kiosk right by the beach at Aldinga captures the relaxed spirit of a summer holiday.
Life’s a party at Pizzateca and everyone’s invited. Here, the Mitolo family and friends sling Neapolitan-style pizzas all day long.
Start chatting with Salopian Inn co-owner/chef Karena Armstrong about her restaurant and the conversation will quickly shift to one of two things: gardening or travel.
Set on a Port Willunga clifftop with postcard views, the Star of Greece remains one of the best options for dining by the water’s edge.
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