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The Ovingham Hotel
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Posh venue with a carved wooden bar and bikes hanging from the ceiling, for spicy Pan-Asian dining.
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Oporto Brompton
OTR, 73/77 Torrens Rd, Brompton SA 5007, Australia
Meccanica
2 Hawker St, Bowden SA 5007, Australia
Zeus
58 Churchill Rd, Prospect SA 5082, Australia
Kayalz Kitchen (temporarily closed for renovations)
15 Gosport St, Renown Park SA 5008, Australia
Excelsior Hotel
110 Coglin St, Brompton SA 5007, Australia
The Flying Fig
161 Jeffcott St, North Adelaide SA 5006, Australia
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The O’Connell Inn
197-199 O'Connell St, North Adelaide SA 5006, Australia
Buxton Manor
67-75 Buxton St, North Adelaide SA 5006, Australia
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The Ovingham Hotel

29 Torrens Rd, Ovingham SA 5082, Australia
4.2(995)
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Posh venue with a carved wooden bar and bikes hanging from the ceiling, for spicy Pan-Asian dining.

attractions: , restaurants: Oporto Brompton, Meccanica, Zeus, Kayalz Kitchen (temporarily closed for renovations), Excelsior Hotel, The Flying Fig
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+61 8 8269 4455
Website
theovinghamhotel.com.au

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Nearby restaurants of The Ovingham Hotel

Oporto Brompton

Meccanica

Zeus

Kayalz Kitchen (temporarily closed for renovations)

Excelsior Hotel

The Flying Fig

Oporto Brompton

Oporto Brompton

3.6

(266)

$

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Meccanica

Meccanica

4.7

(241)

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Zeus

Zeus

4.6

(158)

$

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Kayalz Kitchen (temporarily closed for renovations)

Kayalz Kitchen (temporarily closed for renovations)

4.6

(10)

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Jason MannJason Mann
Third World Food & Service Standard I have been coming here for many years and have always made a specific point of bringing any family and/or friends who come from interstate and/or overseas to enjoy an evening out in a fun environment with good food in a clean establishment. I have been here in early 2017, with a long standing friend from Sydney where we had a wonderful evening, great meal and excellent service. It was so good that it left a huge, positive impression on my friend that on a recent trip to Adelaide in February 2018, he couldn’t wait to showcase this place a classic find in Adelaide by taking his wife, daughter and son-in-law to experience the same as he did a year prior and enjoy a meal out to celebrate my birthday early since they wouldn’t be here closer to the actual date. We all converged on the Open air restaurant of the Bombay Bicycle Club on Sunday 11th February 2018 with the humble expectations of experiencing a great night together. Much to our disappointment and shock, the service was sloppy and extremely ‘slap dash’ as proved when my friend’s son-on-law ordered a Kahlua & Milk and the bar people served up a cocktail liquor, Cointreau & Milk, with a price difference of $3.00 in favour of The Bombay Bicycle Club and to which was not offered back as a refund upon exchange of the drinks. When the son-in-law ordered a garlic bread she had to specifically ask for the refund of the difference and oversee this come off the price of the dish. The garlic bread was pitta bread with a thin smearing of garlic to garnish which didn’t cut the grade at all. The food ordered by my friends were King George Whiting which looked like it came out of the freezer, microwaved for a minute to thaw out, rolled in crumbs and rapidly deep fried with absolutely no flavour at all, Chicken Schnitzel was tough and pulled meat dish was stringy and tough. This was extremely disappointed in the quality of the food served up. This looks like if this is the standard of The Bombay Bicycle Club, it’s gone downhill compared to what they used to be like. Certainly won’t be embarrassing myself in the future by exposing people I know to this disgusting experience.
Cameron ChappellCameron Chappell
UPDATED REVIEW: Oh what a turn this restaurant has taken, since new ownership almost from day dot things changed. What was once my go to restaurant where I religiously ate at most weeks. Our latest meal was unfortunately our last, and no longer a suggestion for restaurants to visit to my friends and family. It has lost its appeal, and signature. After new ownership, I visited twice, both times my tables meals were completely forgotten and the portion sizes are ridiculous. After the recent hike in the curry night, my guest and I counted 3 mouthfuls, of curry and rice. What was once $7 is now $15 for non members, and no naan included. Funnily enough, after leaving disappointed and unsatisfied, we drove straight to a McDonald’s to enjoy a full meal with desert in a welcoming environment. I am praying that this restaurant can jump back up on its feet, until then I am looking for my next favourite place to eat. Previous Review: An incredible bar and restaurant. My favourite? The $7 Curry’s on Monday! Be sure to get in early and get a seat, gets quite busy. Otherwise, the food is amazing!
Maheshwar antony SMaheshwar antony S
Almost reminds me of Jungle book. Earthy tones, plastered colours, heavy draperies, n colonial portraits greet diners either in corridors or sequestered rooms. Visual overload. Oh what about food? The shock n awe interiors is ably complimented by unexciting food. There were quirky ones like biryani balls, Bombay curry balls, new even to Indians. And then triple curry sampler. I tic tac to'ed on English royal butter chicken. I'm a moron. Fell for the "Royal" tag. The taste was just buttery n mildly spiced, as though the butter would let any spice stand out. The rice was aptly flavoured. Quantity was ok but less if pitted against the price. But i get it. This place is more about ambience, oodles of it for private conversations n of course lovers of Jungle Book. Now let me go find Mowgli, Bagheera, Balu n Sher Khan.
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Third World Food & Service Standard I have been coming here for many years and have always made a specific point of bringing any family and/or friends who come from interstate and/or overseas to enjoy an evening out in a fun environment with good food in a clean establishment. I have been here in early 2017, with a long standing friend from Sydney where we had a wonderful evening, great meal and excellent service. It was so good that it left a huge, positive impression on my friend that on a recent trip to Adelaide in February 2018, he couldn’t wait to showcase this place a classic find in Adelaide by taking his wife, daughter and son-in-law to experience the same as he did a year prior and enjoy a meal out to celebrate my birthday early since they wouldn’t be here closer to the actual date. We all converged on the Open air restaurant of the Bombay Bicycle Club on Sunday 11th February 2018 with the humble expectations of experiencing a great night together. Much to our disappointment and shock, the service was sloppy and extremely ‘slap dash’ as proved when my friend’s son-on-law ordered a Kahlua & Milk and the bar people served up a cocktail liquor, Cointreau & Milk, with a price difference of $3.00 in favour of The Bombay Bicycle Club and to which was not offered back as a refund upon exchange of the drinks. When the son-in-law ordered a garlic bread she had to specifically ask for the refund of the difference and oversee this come off the price of the dish. The garlic bread was pitta bread with a thin smearing of garlic to garnish which didn’t cut the grade at all. The food ordered by my friends were King George Whiting which looked like it came out of the freezer, microwaved for a minute to thaw out, rolled in crumbs and rapidly deep fried with absolutely no flavour at all, Chicken Schnitzel was tough and pulled meat dish was stringy and tough. This was extremely disappointed in the quality of the food served up. This looks like if this is the standard of The Bombay Bicycle Club, it’s gone downhill compared to what they used to be like. Certainly won’t be embarrassing myself in the future by exposing people I know to this disgusting experience.
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UPDATED REVIEW: Oh what a turn this restaurant has taken, since new ownership almost from day dot things changed. What was once my go to restaurant where I religiously ate at most weeks. Our latest meal was unfortunately our last, and no longer a suggestion for restaurants to visit to my friends and family. It has lost its appeal, and signature. After new ownership, I visited twice, both times my tables meals were completely forgotten and the portion sizes are ridiculous. After the recent hike in the curry night, my guest and I counted 3 mouthfuls, of curry and rice. What was once $7 is now $15 for non members, and no naan included. Funnily enough, after leaving disappointed and unsatisfied, we drove straight to a McDonald’s to enjoy a full meal with desert in a welcoming environment. I am praying that this restaurant can jump back up on its feet, until then I am looking for my next favourite place to eat. Previous Review: An incredible bar and restaurant. My favourite? The $7 Curry’s on Monday! Be sure to get in early and get a seat, gets quite busy. Otherwise, the food is amazing!
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Almost reminds me of Jungle book. Earthy tones, plastered colours, heavy draperies, n colonial portraits greet diners either in corridors or sequestered rooms. Visual overload. Oh what about food? The shock n awe interiors is ably complimented by unexciting food. There were quirky ones like biryani balls, Bombay curry balls, new even to Indians. And then triple curry sampler. I tic tac to'ed on English royal butter chicken. I'm a moron. Fell for the "Royal" tag. The taste was just buttery n mildly spiced, as though the butter would let any spice stand out. The rice was aptly flavoured. Quantity was ok but less if pitted against the price. But i get it. This place is more about ambience, oodles of it for private conversations n of course lovers of Jungle Book. Now let me go find Mowgli, Bagheera, Balu n Sher Khan.
Maheshwar antony S

Maheshwar antony S

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4.2
(995)
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1.0
7y

Third World Food & Service Standard

I have been coming here for many years and have always made a specific point of bringing any family and/or friends who come from interstate and/or overseas to enjoy an evening out in a fun environment with good food in a clean establishment.

I have been here in early 2017, with a long standing friend from Sydney where we had a wonderful evening, great meal and excellent service. It was so good that it left a huge, positive impression on my friend that on a recent trip to Adelaide in February 2018, he couldn’t wait to showcase this place a classic find in Adelaide by taking his wife, daughter and son-in-law to experience the same as he did a year prior and enjoy a meal out to celebrate my birthday early since they wouldn’t be here closer to the actual date.

We all converged on the Open air restaurant of the Bombay Bicycle Club on Sunday 11th February 2018 with the humble expectations of experiencing a great night together.

Much to our disappointment and shock, the service was sloppy and extremely ‘slap dash’ as proved when my friend’s son-on-law ordered a Kahlua & Milk and the bar people served up a cocktail liquor, Cointreau & Milk, with a price difference of $3.00 in favour of The Bombay Bicycle Club and to which was not offered back as a refund upon exchange of the drinks.

When the son-in-law ordered a garlic bread she had to specifically ask for the refund of the difference and oversee this come off the price of the dish. The garlic bread was pitta bread with a thin smearing of garlic to garnish which didn’t cut the grade at all.

The food ordered by my friends were King George Whiting which looked like it came out of the freezer, microwaved for a minute to thaw out, rolled in crumbs and rapidly deep fried with absolutely no flavour at all, Chicken Schnitzel was tough and pulled meat dish was stringy and tough. This was extremely disappointed in the quality of the food served up.

This looks like if this is the standard of The Bombay Bicycle Club, it’s gone downhill compared to what they used to be like. Certainly won’t be embarrassing myself in the future by exposing people I know to this...

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5.0
3y

We went for a birthday gathering. The menu was really good with a huge variety to choose from.

The great thing, going with a group is you get to try everything.

Large dishes so you won't leave hungry, so that is a bonus!

We had beef schnitzels (I know it's pretty much the go to when your unsure) but the schnitties here were well known to be plate hangers and the crumb to be amazing. . And they didn't disappoint! (The gravy was very standard, below average, both the pepper and mushroom) but wasn't the deal breaker.

We had the cauliflower on the entrees list and they were beautiful with plenty of sweet stuff to roll the cauli in.

We were able to try the seafood chowder and that was absolutely 💯 👌

Friends had the goat curry (and other assorted wings etc) the goat curry was tasty but the bones were annoying. . That comes with goat I believe. The wings were very nice.

The butter chicken my daughter got was lovely not spicy and her favourite go too. (She is not a spice lover) highly recommended for those that don't want Chilli hot. . This dish is perfect 👌

Another couple tried the taster plate arrangement. They absolutly loved most dishes on there, they didn't try the vindaloo. . They don't like over spicy hot food. . We ate the vindaloo and it was very very nice. Fruity flavour then the spice hits you. 😋

A couple of other unusual dishes were ordered (salad and sides) and were remarkably and pleasantly surprising. So tasty and nice.

We left full and content and everyone there at our table would highly recommend the...

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1.0
2y

Undercover parking is about the best thing only for this place.. now where do I start. Went for dinner 20th may 2023.. with a group of people..had booked for about 28.. 27 people attendend.. most people ordered meals about 630pm.. most waited nearly an hour and half.. not good enough.... 3 people allready got their money back for waiting so long... another woman in our group Was still waiting for a chicken parmy... this was nearly 2 hours..we complained..asked where meal was.. apparently some glitch in the hotel ordering system.... young guy was very apologetic.. but when we confronted the manager..he came up to the table.. she asked where was her meal..... manager was going to refund..then turn around and said..no not going to now as we used the word bloody... where was the bloody meal.. manager classified that as swearing...them she was in tears our friend... 2 gentleman went up and spoke to the manager tried to explain.. how was it our fault no meal came out... finally after 2 hours after the first initial order..her meal came out..now just to eat by herself now as everyone finished their meals... the whole situation could of been handled better by the management..no people skills what so ever. Now tell you about the food quality.. I had the chicken pasta cabornara..the sauce was good but the chicken was very blan..noticed another table got refunded meals... Would not recommend this place..until it gets a...

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