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Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 12:07 pm
by AFLflyer
Just wondering if anyone can recommend a nice restaurant on the Fleurieu Peninsula, preferably Mclaren Vale, but south coast Victor area also would be ok.... Are there any other good restaurants joined with wineries in the Vale?? I just tried D'arrys Veranda and they are all booked out. Its for a Sunday lunch. Nice setting, nice food is they key.
Any help would be good - cheers.
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 12:16 pm
by Alaska
The Current Shed at Hoffmans Winery, McLaren Flat is the best restaurant in SA at the moment IMHO.
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 12:20 pm
by Stumps
Fino at Mclaren Vale has an excellent reputation, and i know coriole is a stunning spot
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 12:40 pm
by AFLflyer
Alaska wrote:The Current Shed at Hoffmans Winery, McLaren Flat is the best restaurant in SA at the moment IMHO.
yeah thanks, tried these guys too yesterday. They have a private function!
anyone eaten at the kitched Door - Pennys Hill?
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 12:43 pm
by dodgingandweaving
star of greece cafe at port willunga.
expensive, but a real treat for lunch, magic spot.
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 1:55 pm
by Felch
dodgingandweaving wrote:star of greece cafe at port willunga.
expensive, but a real treat for lunch, magic spot.
Nice spot, i agree, but over-rated as far as food goes. Better off going to the Victory Hotel - better food, and better price !
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 2:08 pm
by Alaska
AFLflyer wrote:Alaska wrote:The Current Shed at Hoffmans Winery, McLaren Flat is the best restaurant in SA at the moment IMHO.
yeah thanks, tried these guys too yesterday. They have a private function!
anyone eaten at the kitched Door - Pennys Hill?
I think that has gone downhill in recent times I would not recommend it now.
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 2:18 pm
by The Ash Man
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 2:27 pm
by wycbloods
The Ash Man wrote:http://www.flyingfishcafe.com.au/
Be nice if you could get a look at the menu

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Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 2:30 pm
by Pottsy
D'Arry's Veranda at D'Arenberg winery is a stunning spot.
Love the food there, and if you eat outside you can try to feed the amazing jumping chickens!
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 2:48 pm
by AFLflyer
Alaska wrote:AFLflyer wrote:Alaska wrote:The Current Shed at Hoffmans Winery, McLaren Flat is the best restaurant in SA at the moment IMHO.
yeah thanks, tried these guys too yesterday. They have a private function!
anyone eaten at the kitched Door - Pennys Hill?
I think that has gone downhill in recent times I would not recommend it now.
really!! i just settled on pennys hill - review's online seem to reckon the tasting platters mixed with different wines each course is the go...
http://www.pennyshill.com.au/pdf/tkd_menu.pdfevrything else is booked out..
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 3:10 pm
by The Yetti
AFLflyer wrote:Just wondering if anyone can recommend a nice restaurant on the Fleurieu Peninsula, preferably Mclaren Vale, but south coast Victor area also would be ok.... Are there any other good restaurants joined with wineries in the Vale?? I just tried D'arrys Veranda and they are all booked out. Its for a Sunday lunch. Nice setting, nice food is they key.
Any help would be good - cheers.
The Barn...Always good
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 3:29 pm
by wycbloods
The Yetti wrote:AFLflyer wrote:Just wondering if anyone can recommend a nice restaurant on the Fleurieu Peninsula, preferably Mclaren Vale, but south coast Victor area also would be ok.... Are there any other good restaurants joined with wineries in the Vale?? I just tried D'arrys Veranda and they are all booked out. Its for a Sunday lunch. Nice setting, nice food is they key.
Any help would be good - cheers.
The Barn...Always good
I have been to the barn a few times and really enjoyed it and would recommend it.
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 3:53 pm
by AFLflyer
wycbloods wrote:The Yetti wrote:AFLflyer wrote:Just wondering if anyone can recommend a nice restaurant on the Fleurieu Peninsula, preferably Mclaren Vale, but south coast Victor area also would be ok.... Are there any other good restaurants joined with wineries in the Vale?? I just tried D'arrys Veranda and they are all booked out. Its for a Sunday lunch. Nice setting, nice food is they key.
Any help would be good - cheers.
The Barn...Always good
I have been to the barn a few times and really enjoyed it and would recommend it.
did you get hitched on a friday night Wyc? or just getting in early with the anniversry..?
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 6:21 pm
by scottroo
went to the barn for the missus birthday, great food, good price, excellent service!
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 7:00 pm
by A Mum
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Tue Apr 13, 2010 9:11 pm
by wycbloods
AFLflyer wrote:wycbloods wrote:The Yetti wrote:AFLflyer wrote:Just wondering if anyone can recommend a nice restaurant on the Fleurieu Peninsula, preferably Mclaren Vale, but south coast Victor area also would be ok.... Are there any other good restaurants joined with wineries in the Vale?? I just tried D'arrys Veranda and they are all booked out. Its for a Sunday lunch. Nice setting, nice food is they key.
Any help would be good - cheers.
The Barn...Always good
I have been to the barn a few times and really enjoyed it and would recommend it.
did you get hitched on a friday night Wyc? or just getting in early with the anniversry..?
Nah a sunday flyer so getting in 2 days early this year can't do it monday night. Gotta make the most of a night with out the kids, thanks to parents, with the intention that no more kids be made

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Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Wed Apr 14, 2010 7:07 pm
by AFLflyer
yeah cheers for the help guys. we will give pennys hill a go for a nice long lunch! keen to try the barn though soon!! and Darry's
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Wed Apr 14, 2010 9:04 pm
by Alaska
AFLflyer wrote:yeah cheers for the help guys. we will give pennys hill a go for a nice long lunch! keen to try the barn though soon!! and Darry's
Give us a report after, I would like to know how they are going now as I gave a recommendation a year ago and relatives took International Government representatives there and thought the food and service stank. The rels had been with us on a previous occasion when it was a lot better so they understood. Said the 5 half star on KI was pretty good.
Re: Fleurieu Peninsula restaurant

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Mon Apr 19, 2010 9:29 am
by AFLflyer
Alaska wrote:AFLflyer wrote:yeah cheers for the help guys. we will give pennys hill a go for a nice long lunch! keen to try the barn though soon!! and Darry's
Give us a report after, I would like to know how they are going now as I gave a recommendation a year ago and relatives took International Government representatives there and thought the food and service stank. The rels had been with us on a previous occasion when it was a lot better so they understood. Said the 5 half star on KI was pretty good.
Alaska,
Penny hill ended up a really good lunch. We had the 5 courses matched with 5 different wines. The first coarse we were worried, it was VERY small matched with a tiny wine tasting, the size you would get at a cellar door! The wine tastings and food become much more generous as the meal went on though, a wine or two ordered on the side helped! Good tasty feed, nice way to spend a couple hours.. The ox tail and the scallop and jelly fish risotto the highlights.