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Restaurant recs, CBD?

chookpea View Member Profile	13/02/2013, 09:52 AM Post #1
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Going with DH for 2 nights. First trip without the kids. I'm so excited! We'll be staying in the CBD. Any nice places for dinner you recommend? Looking for something casual-ish for one night and a fancy-ish place the second night. TIA

Lees75 View Member Profile	16/02/2013, 03:12 PM Post #2
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Amalfi's on Frome Rd is lovely for pizza/pasta etc. If you like Japanese food, I would go to Shiki on your fancy night. It's one of the restaurants in the Intercontinental hotel on North Tce.

kpingitquiet View Member Profile	16/02/2013, 03:20 PM Post #3
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Red Ochre. LOVE it. On War Memorial Dr. right on the Torrens riverfront. Beautiful and delicious...if you love meat

Ehill View Member Profile	16/02/2013, 03:28 PM Post #4
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Can 2nd Amalfi on Frome St for your casual night out. Shiki in Intercontinental is excellent as PP said. Went recently although it is probably the most xx'y in town. I LOVE Rigonis on Leigh Street, Italian but good Italian, excellent service. They do great breakfasts too. Press on Waymouth St but you would have to book, won rest of the year last year. Melt on Waymouth St for casual. BEST pizza in town IMO. Andre's polena bar & cucina. Had an awseome night there a few months ago with a girlfriend. The Greek on Halifax Chianti on Hutt St Have fun!

bikingbubs View Member Profile	18/02/2013, 12:54 PM Post #5
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Some of my faves: (others have mentioned them too!) The Greek Mesa Lunga Amalfis Melt Ding Hao Fancier: Jolleys Boathouse Chianti

PurpleNess View Member Profile	18/02/2013, 12:59 PM Post #6
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Apothocary if you like tapas & sensational wine list ...

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