by Pag » Thu Mar 08, 2018 1:34 pm
by Booney » Thu Mar 08, 2018 1:44 pm
Pag wrote:Went to Kaffanabar on Peel St before Ed Sheeran last night, heard good things.
Guy behind the bar informed me that they aren't usually busy on Wednesdays nights and as such only usually have one chef on. Obviously it was relatively busy when we walked in at 6pm on concert night, and he informed us they couldn't get another chef to come in so the wait for food may be a while. No probs, appreciated the heads up. Ordered a Serbian pilsener while we waited.
$10 burgers were a great promo, got 2x Kaffana burgers with pork/beef patty on turkish roll, with tomato, bacon, lettuce, havarti cheese, onion and 'kaffana' sauce. The half beef/pork patty was a bit heavier than what you'd expect at other burger establishments but worked a treat! (and cooked a bit more well than but still juicy) Havarti melted perfectly, and the kaffana sauce was amazing. Plenty of grilled onion which I love. Chips (not fries) were really fluffy with a bit of a crunch. Up there with the best burgers I've had in the city (alongside B&B and Burger Boss).
2x burgers with chips, plus 2 pilseners and a coke for about $40. Steal. Will be back ASAP.
by mighty_tiger_79 » Thu Mar 08, 2018 2:42 pm
by Booney » Thu Mar 08, 2018 2:45 pm
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:So now we are reviewing the review and giving the review a rating???
by HH3 » Thu Mar 08, 2018 2:46 pm
Pag wrote:Went to Kaffanabar on Peel St before Ed Sheeran last night, heard good things.
Guy behind the bar informed me that they aren't usually busy on Wednesdays nights and as such only usually have one chef on. Obviously it was relatively busy when we walked in at 6pm on concert night, and he informed us they couldn't get another chef to come in so the wait for food may be a while. No probs, appreciated the heads up. Ordered a Serbian pilsener while we waited.
$10 burgers were a great promo, got 2x Kaffana burgers with pork/beef patty on turkish roll, with tomato, bacon, lettuce, havarti cheese, onion and 'kaffana' sauce. The half beef/pork patty was a bit heavier than what you'd expect at other burger establishments but worked a treat! (and cooked a bit more well than usual burger joints but still juicy) Havarti melted perfectly, and the kaffana sauce was amazing. Plenty of grilled onion which I love. Chips (not fries) were really fluffy with a bit of a crunch. Up there with the best burgers I've had in the city (alongside B&B and Burger Boss).
2x burgers with chips, plus 2 pilseners and a coke for about $40. Steal. Will be back ASAP.
by mighty_tiger_79 » Tue Mar 27, 2018 7:38 pm
by JK » Tue Apr 03, 2018 11:50 am
by Dogwatcher » Tue Apr 03, 2018 11:53 am
by JK » Tue Apr 03, 2018 11:56 am
Dogwatcher wrote:The Mallee Fowl's an absolute ripper - had some great meals there over the years and it doesn't sound like its dropped off.
Last time I was there, my farmer mate got a severe telling off for playing with the rabbit traps they used as table decorations. lol
by Lightning McQueen » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:11 pm
JK wrote:Easter away with the family and friends at Berri meant I finally got the chance to checkout the Mallee Fowl .. My God was it worth the wait, so on Sunday evening we trundled off!!
The place itself is awesome with memorabilia hanging left, right and centre. The staff were all very welcoming and friendly and in keeping with a really Aussie outback kinda setting (would fit in well in a Mad Max scene).
Food - Simply awesome .. Shared some Spring Rolls for entree, which were great.
The 4 kids had Nuggets and Chips (nothing gourmet about it obviously, but it shows the diverse range of meals on offer).
I had the Reef and Beef - A 300gm Scotchy with Garlic Pepper Sauce with about half a dozen prawns on top (came with Salad and chips too) and was outstanding!
The missus had a steak in some kinda Thai sauce that she loved, mate had Butter Chicken (he and his missus spend a lot of time in Asia, so he eats curries all the time and rated this very highly), other mate had a Red Curry he asked for with extra spice and it was seriously the hottest curry Ive ever tasted. Other meals included Atlantic Salad and a marinated Chicken that both girls raved about.
6 main meals + 4 x Kids meals + Entree + approx 6 soft drinks + approx 14 x beer/wine = $311 .. Everything was well priced, especially the drinks. Can't find a single bad thing to report about this place and can't wait to get back there.
Rating 9/10
Thursday night we all rolled down to the Berri Hotel for dinner. Had a more than decent Beef Schnit with Pepper sauce which was excellent. Have seen bigger Schnitz getting around, but it was plenty enough for me. Missus had a Lamb Salad and virtually licked the bowl clean (always get distracted when that happens) and everyone else seemed more than happy with their pub fare. Drinks decently priced, footy was on, and we had a great view of the River, Highly recommend.
Ventured to the Woolshed near Renmark on the Saturday too which I'd have been happy to review, but it was bursting at the seems and I was the DD .. I did sample the Hard Lemonade which I really enjoyed, but have the Quick Eze handy and their Pale Ale, which was top notch!
Drove home Monday morning and decided to keep going rather than the usual stop at the Truro Bakery. Coming in through the Port we tried for the Admiral or Lighthouse but couldn't get parking anywhere remotely close enough, so decided we'd hit the Newmarket. The minute we got out of the car we could hear loud, aggressive profanities being thrown around, followed by some dude swinging haymakers so I told the Bride to march the lids back to the car (they were happy they ended up with Maccas instead). Had to laugh, spent 5 days in the Riverland without a cross word being said and 5 sec's in the Port (at Midday on a Monday no less) and we're already watching a drunken blue - Ahh it's good to be home
by Bum Crack » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:13 pm
JK wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:The Mallee Fowl's an absolute ripper - had some great meals there over the years and it doesn't sound like its dropped off.
Last time I was there, my farmer mate got a severe telling off for playing with the rabbit traps they used as table decorations. lol
Haha .. No it hasn't dropped off bud, seriously loved it there and everytime Im in the Riverland in future I'll be heading back there for sure
by Lightning McQueen » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:15 pm
Bum Crack wrote:JK wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:The Mallee Fowl's an absolute ripper - had some great meals there over the years and it doesn't sound like its dropped off.
Last time I was there, my farmer mate got a severe telling off for playing with the rabbit traps they used as table decorations. lol
Haha .. No it hasn't dropped off bud, seriously loved it there and everytime Im in the Riverland in future I'll be heading back there for sure
The new owner is a good bloke. They have a courtesy bus too and will pick you up from your house and drive you home.
by JK » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:17 pm
Bum Crack wrote:JK wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:The Mallee Fowl's an absolute ripper - had some great meals there over the years and it doesn't sound like its dropped off.
Last time I was there, my farmer mate got a severe telling off for playing with the rabbit traps they used as table decorations. lol
Haha .. No it hasn't dropped off bud, seriously loved it there and everytime Im in the Riverland in future I'll be heading back there for sure
The new owner is a good bloke. They have a courtesy bus too and will pick you up from your house and drive you home.
by Pag » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:26 pm
JK wrote:Bum Crack wrote:JK wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:The Mallee Fowl's an absolute ripper - had some great meals there over the years and it doesn't sound like its dropped off.
Last time I was there, my farmer mate got a severe telling off for playing with the rabbit traps they used as table decorations. lol
Haha .. No it hasn't dropped off bud, seriously loved it there and everytime Im in the Riverland in future I'll be heading back there for sure
The new owner is a good bloke. They have a courtesy bus too and will pick you up from your house and drive you home.
The Bus was just dropping off a group when we got there, will remember that if as I expect we hear back there next Easter.
LM - Last coupla feed from the Waikerie Bakery were ordinary so we bypass nowadays
by Lightning McQueen » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:34 pm
Pag wrote:JK wrote:
The Bus was just dropping off a group when we got there, will remember that if as I expect we hear back there next Easter.
LM - Last coupla feed from the Waikerie Bakery were ordinary so we bypass nowadays
The one on the highway or the one in town?
by JK » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:41 pm
by Dogwatcher » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:42 pm
by Lightning McQueen » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:46 pm
Dogwatcher wrote:I've always found the Waikerie Bakery hit and miss.
by Bum Crack » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:53 pm
Lightning McQueen wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:I've always found the Waikerie Bakery hit and miss.
Yeah, it's getting disappointing as I'd prefer to only make one stop on route to Mildura and Waikerie is pretty much half way.
by Pag » Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:54 pm
Lightning McQueen wrote:Pag wrote:JK wrote:
The Bus was just dropping off a group when we got there, will remember that if as I expect we hear back there next Easter.
LM - Last coupla feed from the Waikerie Bakery were ordinary so we bypass nowadays
The one on the highway or the one in town?
On the highway, they do a pretty good peppered steak pie!
JK: I know what you mean, we've rated them poorly the last two visits, we had people try to push in and they were about to get served until we piped up, it's like a cow paddock on a busy day but it's not that hard to pay attention to who's been there a while.
The last time they didn't write Mrs Mc's roll requests down and stuffed that up resulting in me having to hear about it til halfway to Blanchetown, drinks are dear AF too.
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