Cheap Places to Eat in Queenstown

"A star of Gouger St’s strip of top restaurants, Concubine prides itself on fusing traditional Chinese flavours with all the world-class produce South Australia has to offer. Adelaide’s most upscale Chinese restaurant is also the city’s best, plating up fine-dining Oriental dishes that you won’t find at your suburban takeaway shop, including a selection of banquets and set menus that give diners a little taste of everything."

"This establishment stands out from many of its rivals on Gouger St, winning award after award for the best Chinese restaurant in South Australia. Located in an elegant space that’s a little more upmarket than some of its neighbours, Concubine dishes up delicious banquets stuffed with local seafood such as crispy squid, spicy barramundi and South Australian prawns."

"Concubine is a modern contemporary restaurant that fuses flavours of the orient with fresh local produce, showcasing South Australia's best."

"Families in the mood for Asian cuisine can head to the House Of Chow on Hutt Street, with a generous selection of dishes to taste. The menu includes soup, spring rolls, chicken wings, dim sims, chicken dishes, pork dishes, beef dishes, duck, lamb, noodles, rice, seafood, and more. Dessert is also available for those eager to finish off the meal with something sweet."

"Charming locals and tourists alike is the long-established House of Chow restaurant on Hutt Street in inner city Adelaide. Host Roz Chow welcomes patrons into her multi award-winning restaurant full o..."

"Chow down on your favourite American BBQ food at Low & Slow Leigh St in the heart of Adelaide’s CBD. Follow the aromas of smoked meat to find this hole in the wall eatery, where alfresco tables beckon..."

"A super cool pizza bar in the city, Sunny’s is best enjoyed in person (so don’t order takeaway you fool). Slide up to the bar, order a round of drinks and prepare yourself for cheese, dough and salami good times."

"The location (a former Irish pub) is slightly incongruous but the food is lip-smackingly good every time. Lunchtime yum-cha is very popular (you’ll need a booking on weekends) but the a la carte also offer high points: notably the Peking duck with pancakes, Szechuan lamb and wide array of seafood dishes, including Moreton Bay bug tails and steamed Murray cod. It also boosts a standout wine list, too."

"From the outside, Citi Zen still looks like the Irish pub that used to occupy the building before the Chinese restaurant moved in a few years back — but on the inside, there’s no mistaking the elegant red decor and dimly lit chandeliers. The massive 350-seat restaurant specialises in Cantonese cuisine, while lunchtime yum cha is popular, too."

"Working hard to perfect the cheesy delight that has been at arm’s length from vegans for so long, it’s good to finally tuck into it guilt-free. As long as you don’t judge us when we go for the Hawaiian, because pineapple definitely does belong on a pizza. 385 Magill Rd, St Morris"

"South Australia’s first 100 per cent plant based vegan pizza bar. The V Spot has all your fav Australian classic pizzas, with none of the cruelty. There are also gluten-free bases available and a dessert menu – including a chocolate, banana and strawberry pizza."

"They make their ice cream fresh daily at their small factory in Adelaide using only fresh cream and real milk. We love their waffle cones, especially dipped in chocolate, as well as their toppings bar where you can add your own chocolate or caramel topping, and sprinkles. You know it’s Summer when there’s a line up out the front at Henley Beach… but it’s worth the wait (and it moves fairly fast)."

"Widely reputed to be the prettiest cricket ground in the world, the Adelaide Oval hosts all kinds of different sporting events throughout the year. Opened in 1871, it still exhibits some incredible Edwardian architecture in places, and its old scoreboard helps retain its charm among the more modern developments. Watching a game of cricket or Australian rules football here is a great way to experience the passion with which Aussies support their local teams."

"The South Australian capital is nicknamed the City of Churches, but its most famous cathedral is dedicated to sport, a venue that routinely draws a crowd of 50,000-plus to worship at the altar of cricket and Australian football. Rock up in summer for a game of cricket – either the Australian national team or the Adelaide Strikers Big Bash franchise – or in winter to see the city’s beloved AFL clubs, the Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide Power."

"Nestled between the bustling office blocks of Waymouth Street you'll find a venue that oozes style and space. This epic rooftop has an epic food and wine menu to match, showcasing local wines from all around South Australia. Spritzers, cocktails and carafes set the mood for an after-work drink and gourmet pizzas and nibbles will leave you feeling satisfied."