I have visited several times trying to give this place another chance as there is not a lot in the way of restaurant options in the area. Disappointed every time.The vegetarian food choices are extremely limited - no vegetarian mains and not even a veggie burger or an eggplant schnitzel in sight, which in this day and age is unheard of (even for pub food - even country pub food). A la carte options are basically pizza, salad or appetisers. The menu says to ask staff for special vegetarian options, but I'm not brave enough to order off-menu given my past experience here:Now, I'm not too fussed if I go somewhere and there's only one option I can eat. I recognise this is my dietary choice and I...
It was a beautiful day for a drive so we decided to head back to the Inglewood Hotel. It had been a while as the last time we were there the food was nice but the service was very slow and the prices are quite high for what is on offer.Today the service was prompt and pleasing but when my Lamb Salad arrived - braised lamb, rocket, goats cheese, tomatoes, pesto dressing and pepitas. I could not have been more put off.The meat was pulled and greasy; certainly the oldest lamb I have ever met. The salad overdressed and greasy with the lamb fat and super oily pesto. I may have spotted a fleck of goat cheese, 2 cherry tomatoes and no pepitas but the lack of other ingredients was not my concern. It...
This venue was resurrected by the proud owners and is a complete joy to visit.. For breakfast... lunch or dinner. A great menu with home made wood oven pizzas an absolute treat. If you want a place to have cake and a drink... a stop over for a relaxed meeting with friends in the bar, or planning a function this is the place! Enjoy the hard work of those that have created it and the team of friendly staff that make you feel welcome... It is always busy... it's reputation speaks for itself! It offers beautiful views of the hills, by day tranquil setting and at night is lit up which looks amazing... very popular for weddings
We recently ate here with my mum and by group , i was worried at first because of the fact there would be 7 prams and bubs there but the staff were so friendly and accommodating. I liked the food also that much that I went for dinner a few nights later with family and we loved it. The food actually tastes and looks like it has had time and effort put into it. The dining is very cosy with a wood fire and daytime has beautiful views of the hills. The female waitress on Saturday night 8th July was so lovely and friendly too not sure of her name. I would eat here again and thought it was great !
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Perfect place for lunch or dinner for - couple, family, friends or a function. Fantastic food, an extensive menu features gourmet options as well as the favourites at an affordable price. The vibes and view are both great, very impressed with the tunes. The restaurant is situated on the side of a hill with views of landscape, farm animals and streams, you hardly feel 5 minutes from Adelaide. I can't believe I drive past so often! Defiantly the ideal spot to stop at
Three of us for lunch. Sunny day with warm fireplace to keep us cosy. Lunch was great. Two of us had the pork belly - sticky sauce on a large slab of pork belly and tasty salad.The flathead fish and chips was similarly well received. Oh the soft shell crab was a fantastic lead in.Good service
The scenery and setting is just beautiful, the menu sounds delicious but unfortunately the actual food was very average and nothing special and for the inflated price, you would expect something with a little extra touch. Won't be back anytime soon.
I love this part of Adelaide! Just a short drive from Tea Tree Gully, the road towards Inglewood is gorgeous and during winter/spring, the greenery and
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Good food, large servings. Great service. Bookings are essential as it gets quite busy and it's not an overly large restaurant
The Inglewood Inn has become my new favourite pubI've been here 3 times now within the last 8 days for lunch.
