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Depends which side of colonnades you enter from.

I am not odd.

Equal top would be Arndale and Parabanks.
Daylight then Northpark.

Outside of Adelaide, Whyalla Westland’s wins hands down.

amber_fluid wrote:Equal top would be Arndale and Parabanks.
Daylight then Northpark.

Outside of Adelaide, Whyalla Westland’s wins hands down.

Port Augusta said hello

Armchair expert wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:Equal top would be Arndale and Parabanks.
Daylight then Northpark.

Outside of Adelaide, Whyalla Westland’s wins hands down.

Port Augusta said hello

Unfortunately I’ve been to both.
Port Augusta is a close 2nd based on my visits there.

amber_fluid wrote:Equal top would be Arndale and Parabanks.
Daylight then Northpark.

Outside of Adelaide, Whyalla Westland’s wins hands down.

Arndale has the best heroin.

gazzamagoo wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:Equal top would be Arndale and Parabanks.
Daylight then Northpark.

Outside of Adelaide, Whyalla Westland’s wins hands down.

Arndale has the best heroin.

Whyalla is into ice
Cheaper apparently

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Oh boy should have told us Southerners you were planning to go there, we would have stopped you

I had no say in the matter, it was paid for and booked by someone else.

Should've known, St. Francis Winery but it isn't a winery? WTF???????

Google review

One bedroom apartment -
I’ve never been catfished by a hotel before tonight. We booked in for 2 nights. We checked in, admires the grounds and commented on how cute, walked in and walked right back out. These people have no right to change in excess of $180 per night. There are motels for $60 in roadhouses that have less suspicious stains than this one. The appliances and beds needed to stay in the 80s where it all belongs. I was terrified to walk barefoot on the carpet let alone lay in the bed, even fully clothed. Do yourself a favour and stay somewhere else, far far away from here. The staff were super lovely and understanding and didn’t seem surprised that we walked back to reception with our bags in hand. This place is crying for some paint, a good clean -ANYTHING. To the owners, do yourselves a favour and book into a hotel of the same price and learn what the industry standard is for this price point before you set about charging people any money at all. Your hotel needs a serious update or a drastically lower cost involved. Wish we could get a refund for the petrol used in getting there and into a new hotel literally anywhere away from here. No way I was putting our baby down on anything in this place

It has a rep down south as very "short term " accommodation and been a few meth set ups in the rooms over the years.

No votes for Hollywood Plaza?

Vamos wrote:No votes for Hollywood Plaza?

How’d we forget that joint.
That’s weirdo central!

Has anyone been here yet?

https://theflipsidebarcade.com.au/

Looks bloody magnificent!

Footy Chick wrote:Has anyone been here yet?

https://theflipsidebarcade.com.au/

Looks bloody magnificent!

No but I'm keen.

Footy Chick wrote:Has anyone been here yet?

https://theflipsidebarcade.com.au/

Looks bloody magnificent!

Looks to be mostly pinnies, and post-80s era at that, which is a shame ... but I could nonetheless while away a few hours in the place in sublime happiness.

I was in Oklahoma City a few years back. There was an '80s themed bar, done up in '80s decor, pumping '80s music, and with dozens of '80s era video arcade machines lined up along the wall from the front of the joint to the very back, all free to play. I was in heaven ... though you might have been disappointed 'coz I don't think they had Wonder Boy

It’s the old Nugg Lyff, same owners, similar food with machines.

Footy Chick wrote:Has anyone been here yet?

https://theflipsidebarcade.com.au/

Looks bloody magnificent!

Similar(ish) place called the Woodshed been set up in the original Big Shed premises

Went to Asado on Southbank in Melbourne last night,
new Argentinian restaurant,
with the wind blowing like crazy & the rain absolutely bucketing down, this venue was spot on.
The rib eye was sensational, $95 but fed two of us,
Argentinians sure do know how to cook meat!
To cap it off, most of the staff were from Argentina.
Thoroughly recommend!!

Thai Days - Goolwa

Spent the weekend in Goolwa and in planning for it about 2 weeks ago booked in for dinner at the recently opened Thai Days. 10 days out we could get in at 5:15pm or 9:15pm. We took the 5:15, big breakfast late, walked into Goolwa ( around 2km ) and sat at the Wharfe before a few in the Goolwa before dinner. Suitably lathered 6 of us head across the road for dinner.

Started with some satays, spring rolls and crispy chicken wings, they were all very good, in particular the peanut sauce on the satays.

I had prawn pad thai that included 6 massive prawns, spicy without being too hot as I'm not keen on really hot spice and pad thai is a safe bet there. Tried the beef massaman curry, the beef was cut with a spoon, the yellow mixed seafood curry was just spicy, mates crab fried rice was full of good chunks of crab ( I estimated 1 good sized bluey ), I didn't try the red fish curry his Mrs had as she loves spice and was in a lather and my Mrs had a bbq chicken stir fry that was outstanding. Pot of rice shared by those who had the curries. 3 beers, 3 vodkas and a total of $245. $40 per person.

I'll happily state it's the best thai food I've had when not in Thailand. It was superb. The place spotlessly clean, the staff friendly and attentive and the atmosphere what you expect in an Asian restaurant. Smells, sounds, people enjoying life.

Absolute ripping feed and spot.

Food 9/10
Atmosphere 9/10
5 stars

Booney wrote:Thai Days - Goolwa

Spent the weekend in Goolwa and in planning for it about 2 weeks ago booked in for dinner at the recently opened Thai Days. 10 days out we could get in at 5:15pm or 9:15pm. We took the 5:15, big breakfast late, walked into Goolwa ( around 2km ) and sat at the Wharfe before a few in the Goolwa before dinner. Suitably lathered 6 of us head across the road for dinner.

Started with some satays, spring rolls and crispy chicken wings, they were all very good, in particular the peanut sauce on the satays.

I had prawn pad thai that included 6 massive prawns, spicy without being too hot as I'm not keen on really hot spice and pad thai is a safe bet there. Tried the beef massaman curry, the beef was cut with a spoon, the yellow mixed seafood curry was just spicy, mates crab fried rice was full of good chunks of crab ( I estimated 1 good sized bluey ), I didn't try the red fish curry his Mrs had as she loves spice and was in a lather and my Mrs had a bbq chicken stir fry that was outstanding. Pot of rice shared by those who had the curries. 3 beers, 3 vodkas and a total of $245. $40 per person.

I'll happily state it's the best thai food I've had when not in Thailand. It was superb. The place spotlessly clean, the staff friendly and attentive and the atmosphere what you expect in an Asian restaurant. Smells, sounds, people enjoying life.

Absolute ripping feed and spot.

Food 9/10
Atmosphere 9/10
5 stars

Can back this up. Been going to Goolwa the last 15 years with another family, and they have been crying out for a decent Thai place. We tried it in January when they had just opened, got takeaway and was absolute brilliant. We have it on the agenda for next month already.

Hangar - Southern Cross station

$22 big breakfast
Aside from poached eggs done properly.
Rest was ordinary and on the cool side.
Banned

So joint yesterday for brekky La Concintina or something.
Big brekky - another 1/2 serve.


Pancake Parlour
Not as good as our pancake kitchen despite being same family etc
But was best brekky so far.

Melbournians certainly don't understand BIG with Big breakfast servings