Cheap Michelin Star Restaurants In Adelaide Near Me

Eddie Uchenna: I recently dined at Penfolds Magill Estate Restaurant and found the experience to be good, though not outstanding. The ambiance is certainly a highlight, with stunning views of the vineyard. The food was well-prepared, but some dishes fell short in terms of flavor. The wine pairings, however, were spot-on, elevating the overall meal. Service was attentive but could have been more personable. It’s a place that caters well to special occasions, but it didn’t quite leave a lasting impression on me.

Brenna Landis: The tasting menu was nothing short of extraordinary, with each delicious course presented beautifully. The chefs brilliantly showcased the best of South Australian produce, with innovative and comforting dishes. Every bite was amazing, and the Penfolds wines perfectly matched, enhancing the flavours of each dish. A special mention is the scallop and fennel course!The service was impeccable, with the staff friendly and attentive to our needs without being intrusive. Their passion for food and wine was evident in how they described each course, adding to our enjoyment of the evening. We felt truly cared for, and the relaxed yet refined atmosphere made it easy to enjoy each other’s company.It’s the perfect backdrop for a memorable evening with friends. Highly recommended!

Nicholas Van Der Sluys: I make a habit of dining at Magill Estate Restaurant whenever I am in Adelaide - it really is quite exceptional.That said, and maybe it is a case of too much of a good thing having dined four times in 18 months, the menu, stellar as it is, doesn't change often enough, even with seasonality of produce.Service from the maître d' and sommelier can be frosty, though the English waitress that served our table on two of my four recent visits is outstanding.The wine pairings are rigid and expensive. I find it preferable to order a few glasses plus a bottle of a lovely back vintage than to commit to the pairing.

Kayne (Kano La La): In Adelaide's verdant foothills, where nature's brush does paint,Lies Penfolds Magill Estate, a culinary saint.Where vineyards whisper secrets to the skies so blue,And city views blend perfectly with grapes' rich hue.Here, where modern lines meet the earth's ancient grace,Stands a restaurant, a sanctuary, a richly fabled place.Caviar and kingfish, each dish a crafted art,Beef so tender, sashimi that speaks to the heart.Tantalizing truffles and sourdough that's divine,Four types of butter, a gourmet's delight to dine.Cabernet and Shiraz, each sip a treasured note,Champagne bubbles dancing, Riesling in a golden coat.A Negroni’s bitter kiss, snacks that tease and please,Desserts that whisper sweetly, bringing you to your knees.Parmesan and Camembert, cheeses of the finest breed,Completing meals with elegance, fulfilling every need.Still water, soda, sparkling, spring—waters pure and true,Complementing fancy plates, a feast for eyes anew.In this epicurean haven, where service stands supreme,Magill Estate transforms meals into a symphonic dream.Modern architecture frames the view, leaf and vine entwine,Seasonal cuisine awaits, with wines impeccably fine.Daily lunch with leafy views, where time itself does pause,Creating moments memorable, winning sheer applause.For here in Penfolds' spiritual home, where history meets taste,Each visit is a melody, without a single waste.Come, savour the experience, where earth and sky conflate,At Penfolds Magill Estate, where simple joys await.

Allen Tang: My wife and I patron this amazing restaurant last Friday to celebrate our joint birthdays together. The service was impeccable from the moment we were greeted at the door till we left. Even though there was a main waiter assigned to our table, we loved the idea of having the different cooks bringing out our food and explaining the food as they served us. We had their Signature Tasting menu and as I was not a red meat eater, the replacement of the red meat with another was great and I was happy with them. We had a bottle of their GSM wine too. The ambience was great and our table look out to the night skyline of Adelaide. Kudos to the Chinese male server who took care of us through out the night. Will definitely come again to try their rest of their menu.Dietary restrictions: Great substitutions!Parking: Plenty of parking just outside the main restaurant.

Allan Smith: After going to a game of footy in Adelaide and watching my team win, there’s nothing like celebrating at a nice restaurant like the Shiki, Adelaide's Award Winning Japanese Teppanyaki Restaurant located at the InterContinental Adelaide. This is where you can immerse yourself in authentic Japanese teppanyaki in the heart of Adelaide. Headed by Shiki Chef de Cuisine, Kenny Trinh, where the team have created a delicious menu of truly succulent sushi, sashimi… and the list goes on and on. They are without a doubt, the ‘best of the best’, and proud to showcase South Australian produce. The menu is extensive like the wine list, however I strongly suggest you try the sushi and sashimi selection, prawn tempura, wagyu beef, bok choy and snow peas, vegetable fried rice and miso soup, and for dessert the mango mousse with coconut jelly. All complimented with the traditional Japanese wine, sake. What more can I say - everything was tasty, juicy and cooked to perfection. Staff were friendly and professional, and everything else was cosy and romantic. Very Highly Recommended 👏👍😊

Tim Wright: Can’t recommend this restaurant enough, I absolutely love every aspect of itRecommended dishes Prawn Tempura, Three Dipping Sauces, Sashimi Plate …

Zac Miller: Value for 💵 : ✔️ YES $$$Average Waiting Time 🕛 : 5 minutes average for each course meal for 4 of usFood 🥘 : 4 out of 5Service 👩‍💼🤵 : 4 out of 5Atmosphere 🍽️ : 4 out of 5Overall star : ⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ out of 5Come again? : ✔️ YES - Absolutely!

Brad D: Food and location was amazing. Vegetarian options were pretty good but not overly inventive. Paired wine was good.

Don Cunningham: Fantastic range of quality products.

Amanda Kerr: What a truly amazing experience. The food was so well presented and the range of dishes served was incredible. Our waitress was so knowledgeable and really helped to make the experience so memorable.

Anthony Fonovic: Spectacular evening! Food was absolutely delicious and staff were fabulous. Not the most affordable experience had but definitely well worth every cent

Michael Whyment: The food was exceptional, the service some of the best I've experienced and the atmosphere was great. The only issue is that I left still hungry. The portions were off in comparison to the other degustations I've had and we had to swing past Macca's on the way home. For $140 I want to have to undo the top button of my pants because I'm that full. If I could give 4 and a half stars I would because I couldn't fault anything else.Shout out to the beef course - probably one of the best, if not the best thing I've ever eaten. Truly a chef's kiss moment.

Matthew Wragg: Had a fantastic experience. From the phone call to confirm the booking to the last sip of St Hugo, it was sublime.Food was amazing, the wine great and service spectacular.We will be back.

Carol Brown: Thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Five Regions Restaurant. Could not fault it on any level! Truly a great experience.

Jenna Gibson: This was absolutely amazing, it had some of the best food I've ever had.I definitely recommend coming here if you like really amazing digestation menus, because honestly one of the best in Adelaide.And definitely get the wine pairing, it was paired so well it definitely enhanced the food so well.Just amazing

Dale Crisell: Incredible unique food and very helpful staff that catered to my pregnant wife's dietary requirements

Oliver Townsend: Me and my husband Antonio were sittiing peacefully until what we thought was a server came up to us and asked what we wanted my husband ordered a salad and I ordered a pasta, instead of writing down our order rthe little guy opted to tell me what the capital of Peru was he then asked if we wanted to know another fun fact. I said no but he proceeded to tell me what the 79th digit of pi was. Not impressed. Food was good though 5 stars

Jessica Ferris: , the scallops on special and the prawn skewers which were all delicious. But the star of the meal was the lamb shoulder, we haven’t stopped talking about it- best lamb I have ever eaten and paired with the crispy roast potatoes was chefs kiss. Highly recommend. Thank you Georges team

David Jeffery: Amazing food. Amazing service. Whent there for a family birthday and our waitress Sha was fantasticVery friendly and informative about the menu.Would recommend Geoges to anyone for great food and reasonably priced. We will definitely be going back. Thank you Georges fir a wonderful night.

Hung Tu: Food was exceptionally well prepared but not all the dishes hit the mark in terms of flavour. The good dishes included the bread, the beetroot, the duck and the potato side. The rest was pretty average tasting as a whole. The octopus dish wasn't pleasant to my taste buds and nose. Service was very attentive. Maybe next time the menu will hit the mark, however for me this time it was sadly a miss.

Martin G: last week while staying at Sequoia Lodge at MtLofty House. The degustation at HVR was truly the best degustation we have experienced in recent memory. Not extensive in terms of the number courses, but another great dining experience, not just artfully composed but thoughtfully substantial and paired with a range of local wines chosen by the very knowledgeable and passionate sommelier Abhas, who in his descriptions provided quite a wine class. We had a wonderful evening which we can attribute to a delicious menu and to Abhas and his colleagues who provided friendly, impeccable service and contributed to a great atmosphere. Grateful to Simone, Jenn and Edgardo who were really attentive, and made our night all the more enjoyable.Many thanks.

carole coventry: We booked the degustation menu here with wine pairing to celebrate my birthday.Whole evening was fabulous.Food was delightful- wine thoroughly enjoyed & ambiance & service superb.Thoroughly recommend !Thanks for a great evening !

Tim Quinney: A very unique experience.As the name suggests Botanics is definitely the theme of this restaurant and it's menu. Which personally I found to be at times challenging.Over the course of a few hours which never felt rushed, a very wide range of dishes were fed to us. There were none that were too difficult to palette but some that were a bit more floral than I perhaps was used to.The larger protein portions were all very tasty but I would say on the smaller end of fine dining tasting experiences.Overall I walked out feeling a little confused. It was certainly interesting but maybe not what I would say is delicious. Well worth the experience however.

AP MD: ADDIT: I have come back to Restaurant Botanic since their new head chef has started and am blown away by this places evolutionEverything that they excelled in before they have somehow taken to the next level.The delicacy and intricacy of each course is only overcome by the passion and complexity of the flavours. Everything this place does - whether it's food, service or environment - they do it to it's maximum potentialRestaurant Botanic has done amazing things for the South Australian food industry and I see no element of them slowing down. This time next year I believe they'll be spoken about on a global scaleIncredible experience and beautiful evolution - a must try for everyoneAdelaide's new restaurant has definitely made its mark. I was beyond blown away by the quality of the food, the devotion of the staff to making every little detail perfect, and the uniqueness of their approach.The food is not only amazing, but the entire experience is a journey. I see big things for this restaurant in the future, they should be very proud of themselves

James Alexandre: If you wish to experience the best Australia has to offer, and what we are all about, you must bring yourself to this restaurant and participate in the momentous journey Chef Jamie and Webster put in front of you. Their culinary artistry will evoke senses unknown to you prior to this experience. Every dish is a testament to their passion and mastery, transforming each bite into an unforgettable memory.

Frankie Lam: Cutting edge technique and creativity in using Australian local produces. Have both looks and favours. Very enjoyable 4 hours, do not think any other restaurant produce anything that can match this.Downside is service at the beginning, seems the bar and kitchen do not commute well and make it feel bit rush.Anyway, this is last week run by Justin James, will see if the new chef can maintain and improve the reputation.

Donna Stevens: First class attention to service for the customer, great welcome and attention through out the night.Highlight was the attendence to the table was from the pattisiere chef, that constructed the desserts.So nice to see someone from the kitchen at this price point.

Robert Scarborough: Mushrooms fudge dust with mushroom powder topped caviar. What who thinks of these things. The brilliant chef that’s. Who. I so glad they did.* A light fluffy mushroom delight with sea taste of delicious caviar. Brilliant way to finish.This was a night to remember a night of some of the best food I’ve ever tasted.I didn’t get to taste some of Botanic’s & Justin’s dishes. Though I did last week at Tasting Australia. What I did taste was the brilliance of Daniel & Tony from Sixpenny. A brilliance I am glad to have seen and eaten. I might just go to Sydney to do it again.WHAT A SENSATIONAL NIGHT.So after I walk for 30 minutes to a favourite bar. Taste 1/2 glass red. Nope body is so full of food I can’t even drink. Go figure. But true

Bob Elliott: Restaurant botanic should be rated as AAAAA. It really is a once in a life time experience.The friendly greeting by Tom and Ruby. Removing our coats and umbrella. The detailed explanation of the experience we were to have was first class.Each dish was beautifully presented with local shrubs, leaves, rocks from the botanic gardens being used to high light wash dish.If Tom or Ruby were not giving a detailed explanation one of the many excellent chefs were out.There were 29 diners on the night and the whole experience took 4 hours.I am already saving the pennies to go again.Well done

J H (justher): . I really want to try that duck but couldnt..If I do come again, I’ll do lunch just to get some time to walk around the garden as well.

Foodie Files Melbourne: We visited Africola for dinner which is probably the coolest restaurant in South Australia and really reminded me of some of the fun eateries in London, turns out the owner is from the UK and has settled in Adelaide, lucky for us he’s brought an immaculately styled venue with a killer atmosphere.Food wise my favourite was the peri peri chicken and the yummy carrot side. The chicken skin sandwich is kind of a signature but I wasn’t a huge fan. If you can book into the open kitchen seating that would be a really cool experience also.

Fionn MacRedmond: I mean sometimes, very rarely, you go somewhere and everything delivers. This was one of those places. Delicious. Delicious. Delicious. Truly, it was elevated. And interesting...not just boring generic blah blah food other places churn out. This was menu was creative and with intention. We're from Melbourne so sadly won't be back anytime soon, however will be singing the praises for some time to come. Bravo..Brava!

Carolyn Lee: Innovative and flavourful food with superb service and great atmosphere.If you want to try something a bit different in Adelaide, this is the place to go. All the food was incredibly tasty and well thought out with interesting flavours but still using familiar ingredients. The service was SO good here, our waiter was attentive and enthusiastic without ever being pushy. Loved the vibe of the whole restaurant.Would recommend the Peri Peri Chicken, Chicken Liver Pate and Crispy Chicken Tea Sandwich.

Aaron Henderson: My wife and I just rolled back to our Air BnB after an exceptional experience at Africola.The food ,service and the atmosphere was on point.It was a first time trying a fusion of African food and I can happily say we'll be back again.Well done team Africola 👏

Rosey Connolly: Big thank you to the team at africola ..wow wow wow.. amazing service ..amazing culinary delights.. we sat outside ..where warm enough.. but mostly the lovely young lady that served us on the night made the outing even more special..big thank you ❤️ the wine selection we had to choose from..perfect .. loved the B Chardonnay and even got to met the wine maker 😄. We thoroughly enjoyed the even .. 10 out of ten ..❤️💯

Steve Tempest: I really enjoyed my dining experience here, and will be remembered. A lot of new food experiences with each course and all were extremely tasty.I'd definitely recommend this place for people who like to try new things they wouldn't get elsewhere. Everyone left feeling very full which is often hard with a degistation style sitting.

Maria Kl: Food was exceptional and lovely experience.

Mel: Totally lived up to the reviews. Amazing unique and interesting food, that's great value. They only do feed me menus and there was SO MUCH food! They happily put it in takeaway containers for us. Drinks were excellent. The vibe and playlist was spot on. Must go if you're in Adelaide! Remember to book in advance.Also, they aren't open all day, even though it says they are on the website. Only open from 6 pm for dinner.

Chris Braeker: What a revelation this place is! The food was absolutely spectacular and full of surprises. We loved every moment of it. Our group of three was sat at the bar which was great to appreciate Gios handy work. He was the best host and made us feel comfortable.We will certainly be back!

Dyan Higgs: The restaurant is beautiful inside just need a bit more lighting to read menus. The mains were delicious I do recommend the wagyu rump and adobo chicken. The salad was dressed well too. We had the buffalo mozzarella as a starter it said chilli on the menu we couldn’t taste any it needed a little more zing. Overall we had a great time and would visit again

Chen Angel: The food, service and environment are very comfortable.The appetizers are delicious, kingfish yummy.The pasta is very special and has a very chewy texture.In addition, the staple beef is super delicious, and the fried onions go well with it.The tiramisu for dessert was also good but very sweet.Meal time is 6-9:30, very full.For a meal of 7 people, I had the impression that two bottles of white wine were opened, and the cost was about 750 Australian dollars.

Ben Anastassi: My wife and I wanted a date lunch Press* did not disappoint. We had a bottle of French wine which was described perfectly for us by the waiter and we were seated in a very nice spot where we could enjoy our time and chat together. We shared all of our dishes and the staff were so attentive and always cleared the dishes and wiped the table between serves. All flavors were great but the stand out dish was the kangaroo tartare the flavour was unexpected and amazing. Thankyou to the staff that looked after us and I apologise for not getting names to put in this review.

Coreen Taylor: We came here to celebrate our wedding anniversary. It had been a really tough previous 24 hours and our waitress Lulu was exceptional. She made our experience lovely, knowledgeable of the menu too. We loved the fresh oysters, our small plates of tuna and pork skewer, amazing kangaroo tartare and mains barramundi and the abodoe chicken with a side of Brussel sprouts was fresh and tantalising. A quiet celebration to celebrate love and life. Thankyou Press Food and Wine and Lulu!

Jen Bray: Very good value for money! We dined with a First Table voucher & had to choose from a varied 2 or 3 course menu.Dietary restrictions: The staff were very good about checking with the chef, re the dietary requirements of our group.

Ng Hazel: Service was quick, especially Joey was lovely and caring, she asks us how is everything so far, etc..Definitely recommended! ✌️⭐️

A. Ng: Nice view, friendly staff and price is reasonable.Went there on our wedding anniversary, they are so sweet to give as complementary drinks.Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free street parking …

Pejman Babaei: Great taste of food in such a cosy restaurant. We visited this place on a special occasion, and we enjoyed having a nice and tasty dinner. We asked to be sited beside the window which had an amazing view of colorful sky. "Scotch Fillet" & "Seared Kangaroo Loin" were more than tasty as main courses along with delicious entrée and dessert. The staff was super friendly and tried her best to deliver the best customer service.

Thiago Sainz: It was a treat for our last night, everything was perfect, loved the way you had to eat with your hands sometimes, licking fingers is great. Food presentation first class. Loved the damper still cooking on charcoal. Everything is really delicious in this place for me. Highly recommended

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Evan Murphy: Orana is the perfect setting to discover off the beaten path, native Australian food in a beautifully decorated wooden dining room. Australian music, aboriginal artwork and sculptures adorn the room; giving you a unique, cutting edge lens on modern Australian cuisine. The no choice degustation takes you on a unfamiliar journey that surprises and delights in many ways. Keep an open mind and discover true exploritary chefs and a passionate beverage team. Thanks for a great night Oranan team.

Rebekah Smart: Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!

Alex Poupault: Great place. Excellent food, great relaxed service. Great wines. Unmissable in Adelaide

Tim Quinney: Amazing food and an even better experience. Staff went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and educated about what we were eating. Food was delicious as expected and we left feeling satisfied

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Mouse Croghan: Orana is always in the top 100 restaurants in Australia and in my opinion is the best eatery in Adelaide, by a long long way.I had the pleasure of having lunch and was overwhelmed by how good it is. The dining room is small and quiet and intimate, the service is unobtrusive but slick and well judged. The wait staff are knowledgeable about the complicated menu.They use lots of indigenous ingredients and there’s nothing else like it, that I know of, in Australia. Nothing is as it seems and so eating at Orana is as much a lesson in trust as it is an amazing culinary odyssey.Look basically if you can afford it, it ain’t cheap, or even nearly afford it go!