Grind Roast Masters 138 Unley Rd Unley SA

This is a coffee paradise. Coffee/Cafe, if you are a coffee, cafe, frequent user, then this has to be on your list. Industrial style, wooden floors, walls packed with every thing coffee. This makes for a very visual expectation, accompanied by a wonderful range of coffee options. Eighty luxury coffees that include origins, blends, organic, fair trade, fermenino, flavoured, forest alliance and de caffeinated.. Grind do their own roasting, thus producing some unique blends that have distinctive and individual characteristics. This for us will become a definite call when in the area.

Jimmies Pizza restaurant Crafers South Australia

A Consistent Winner of, S.A Best Pizza Restaurant in Adelaide.

Located  on the Main St, Crafers, Adelaide Hills, just before the Crafers Hotel. Jimmies would have to have one of the best seafood pizza’s that we have visited to review. On arrival you are seated in a warm comfortable  dining area. The menu gives you a number of good dining alternatives. From at least a dozen Wood fired oven Pizza’s, a farm table option, to a children’s menu. 

Three of us chose the starters, from the menu, followed by their standout Seafood Pizza, topped with oysters in the shell, loaded with prawns. Their Pizza's would have to be the tastiest, most delightful, thin crusted, perfectly prepared, we have tasted, which keeps us frequently returning.

We finished with home made ice cream loaded with nuts and topped with toffee, mouth watering. Can well understand this restaurant being awarded winner 2013 & 2015 & possible 2018, for best pizza restaurant. We appreciated the BYO option, there is a corkage fee, but that is quite understandable. Outside you will find a large private purpose built alfresco area, Well worth a return visit in the summer. The service could not be faulted, understandably this is a very busy popular restaurant in the Adelaide Hills. Reservations recommended.

The D’Arenberg Cube Osborne Rd McLaren Vale S.A.

The D’Arenberg Cube situated in the McLaren Vale wine area, is absolutely so different, it confronts your sensors on several levels. The architecture is different, yet compelling. Walking through inside is well worth the effort with a $10 admission fee, but this includes some excellent wines to sample/taste. We enjoyed a very nice dinner in their well appointed restaurant. (Reservations essential)The service was excellent, even though there were a large number of visitors viewing. A major tourist attraction for South Australia.

Pressed Tin Cafe at Early Settlers Grote St Adelaide SA

The "Pressed Tin Cafe" in Early Settler Recollections emporium, 215 Grote St Adelaide. The Pressed Tin cafe is very comfortable, as you sit amidst a great range of selected Homewares. With comfortable lounge style seating, tables and chairs, ideal for groups. The Cafe has some good specials, And a frequent user discount card. Here you will find a relaxing, comfortable, conversational Cafe, with a good range of lunches, with great service. Situated not far from the City Market this Cafe has become a regular call for us.

The Wallace Collection, Manchester Square London

The Wallace Collection is one of the best museums in London containing a varied and interesting collection of exhibits. It's particularly good if you're interested in Arms and Armour, that date back to the 15century, furthermore a really remarkable collection of Paintings, Busts, Furniture, Clocks, all set in a very luxurious house. Without spending a single pound, you can enjoy this remarkable exhibition and enjoy a lunch in there open restaurant, that has an enclosed glass roof, while enjoying a glass of wine. nothing short of amazing

Sir John Soame, Home Museum London

Sir John Soane's Museum at 13 Lincoln's Inn Field London, Is the historic house, museum and library of distinguished 19th century architect Sir John Soane. At Soane’s request, the house has been left untouched since his death – almost 180 years ago. This home is so different from any thing I have seen, filled with his exceptional collection of famous art works, sculptures, furniture and collectable artefacts, is quite beyond belief. Sir John Soame's had an extraordinary penchant for collecting, Busts paintings, frescoes, archways, pillars from all over the world, an astounding collection, entrance is free. An astounding house, a must visit.

David Roche Foundation & Private Museum SA

David Roche Foundation Museum,241 Melbourne St, Adelaide, South Australia 5006, Australia 88267 3677

Having visited a number of personalised collections Ulverstone Dunedin NZ, The Wallace Collection and Sir John Soans Private Collection in London The visit to the David Roche Foundation and Museum, in Adelaide is comparable to those in NZ and London. This private home and attached Museum is absolutely full of objects D’Art. The tour starts with a very good audio visual, then a full guided tour, with a good question and answer service. Absolutely a must visit, with complimentary Coffee. Phone first to make a time, parking is available off street.