Cape Jervis Tavern — Restaurant in Cape Jervis

I arrived Monday 5pm to get some fish and chips and the general store was closed though Google mentioned it was open to 7pm (maybe that was the Tavern only).

I went around to the side to the Tavern instead for dinner feeling a bit unsure and hesitant, as I walked in I was greeted by Beth the friendly waitress. It automatically put me at ease as she was welcoming and happy to answer all the question I had.

I was able to order fish and chips, as well as pick up some bait from the general store.

While I waited for the food my son and I chatted to friendly locals who were happy to share lots of interesting stories.

The fish and chips were delicious and my son and I thoroughly enjoyed our dinner.

If you are in the area want a local country experience this is the place to visit. The place may be rustic and dated however all the people are friendly and welcoming. Be sure to ask questions about there life as they are interesting and...

We went to this place for dinner as we were staying in one of the cabins across the road. It's a great little pub with some locals holding up the bar. We were there the night prior to the Cut @ the Cape which is something you just have to see to believe. Drinks are fairly priced and ice is offered to keep your wine cold. The best thing about this place was the surprise Thai eatery in the dining room next door. The same menu is available in the pub as well, so that's where we chose to eat. We ordered a burger off the bar menu as well as crispy pork belly with chinese broccoli. There was no chinese broccoli to be seen (zucchini in it's place), but the meal itself was great. Serving sizes are not huge, but perfect for me and the burger was reportedly delicious. Staff are really friendly and make this place a great...

We stopped at the tavern for a meal after returning on the 6:00pm ferry from Kangaroo Island. The place was packed and we found out that they were short of staff which didn't auger well for being fed within a reasonable time. However, we couldn't have got it more wrong thanks to Mel, the super woman. She made sure we were looked after, despite the fact that she was being rushed off her feet. Sure, we had to wait a little while, but not all that long, all things being equal. And when Mel brought out the meals they were all delicious - the Panang curry, the mini seafood and the chicken schnitty. Well done Mel, and the Cape Jervis team - we think you're all...