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Booney wrote:@whufc

Would you believe that just over an hour-and-a-half drive away from Adelaide is the world’s best restaurant of 2023?

Well, believe it, as the iconic Watervale Hotel in the Clare Valley wine region has just taken home the title.

The hotel was named ‘Best Culinary Experience’ in the world by LUXlife Magazine’s Travel and Tourism Awards 2023 as well as awarded ‘Best Hotel Restaurant of the Year’ in the global Corporate Livewire awards.

“It’s (Corporate Liveware) a publication that amoungst other things recognises innovation and excellence across between 600 and 700 categories on a global basis,” Watervale Hotel owner Warrick Duthy said.

“The feedback we had was that the food’s great, the ambience is great, service is great, what have you, but what they basically said what you’re doing is unique in the world. It’s innovative.”

Mr Duthy said if people do have a bucket list, look no futher than visiting the hotel.

“We’re on Adelaide’s doorstep, when people are thinking about bucket list experiences they don’t necessarily have to travel to the other side of the world, all they have to do is jump in the car for an hour and a half,” he said.

https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/sou ... e3728eee13

Booney wrote:@whufc

Would you believe that just over an hour-and-a-half drive away from Adelaide is the world’s best restaurant of 2023?

Well, believe it, as the iconic Watervale Hotel in the Clare Valley wine region has just taken home the title.

The hotel was named ‘Best Culinary Experience’ in the world by LUXlife Magazine’s Travel and Tourism Awards 2023 as well as awarded ‘Best Hotel Restaurant of the Year’ in the global Corporate Livewire awards.

“It’s (Corporate Liveware) a publication that amoungst other things recognises innovation and excellence across between 600 and 700 categories on a global basis,” Watervale Hotel owner Warrick Duthy said.

“The feedback we had was that the food’s great, the ambience is great, service is great, what have you, but what they basically said what you’re doing is unique in the world. It’s innovative.”

Mr Duthy said if people do have a bucket list, look no futher than visiting the hotel.

“We’re on Adelaide’s doorstep, when people are thinking about bucket list experiences they don’t necessarily have to travel to the other side of the world, all they have to do is jump in the car for an hour and a half,” he said.

https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/sou ... e3728eee13

Lightning McQueen wrote:Went to a Greek restaurant in Henley last night, Estia’s.

Staff were brilliant, food was high quality and well priced, views were spectacular.

Thoroughly recommend

amber_fluid wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Went to a Greek restaurant in Henley last night, Estia’s.

Staff were brilliant, food was high quality and well priced, views were spectacular.

Thoroughly recommend

Did ya get a bit of crumpet?

amber_fluid wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Went to a Greek restaurant in Henley last night, Estia’s.

Staff were brilliant, food was high quality and well priced, views were spectacular.

Thoroughly recommend

Did ya get a bit of crumpet?

Lightning McQueen wrote:Went to a Greek restaurant in Henley last night, Estia’s.

Staff were brilliant, food was high quality and well priced, views were spectacular.

Thoroughly recommend

Lightning McQueen wrote:I think it was @Spargo who once recommended fish tacos on here, I seen them on the menu at the Golden Fleece last week and wow, they were superb.

A little on the pricey side but gee they were nice.

Booney wrote:Brighton Metro for the feeding trough tonight, wish me luck. Review to follow.

Booney wrote:Brighton Metro for the feeding trough tonight, wish me luck. Review to follow.

am Bays wrote:

Booney wrote:Brighton Metro for the feeding trough tonight, wish me luck. Review to follow.

Dont forget to bow as you past Mecca....

woodublieve12 wrote:

Booney wrote:Brighton Metro for the feeding trough tonight, wish me luck. Review to follow.

a lot better then Charlies, but quite expensive

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Booney wrote:Brighton Metro for the feeding trough tonight, wish me luck. Review to follow.

a lot better then Charlies, but quite expensive

Wait, isn't it one and the same? We're doing the buffet.

am Bays wrote:

Booney wrote:Brighton Metro for the feeding trough tonight, wish me luck. Review to follow.

Dont forget to bow as you past Mecca....

Footy Chick wrote:Has anyone here reviewed the Seafood Platter at the Sailmaster yet?

Took some interstate guests there for lunch, they were in town for the day for a cruise so being next door, the Saily was the obvious spot being so close to get back on board the ship.

Beautiful day for it itoo.

The food...200/10 - bloody magnificent - $150 fed 4 of us - it came with a dozen oysters (we had 3 each), softshell crab, calamari, battered flathead, crumbed flake, garlic prawns, panko prawns and normal prawns and everything was so fresh! Came with a tartare, an aoili and a seafood sauce as well as a salad and chips.

It probably would've fed another person too, if needed,

Gets the FC tick o' approval