north adelaide restaurants
Tuno Izakaya
Restaurant
Bringing the best of Osaka’s noodle scene to Adelaide.
Beach Bum Hawaiian Kiosk
Restaurant
This is nothing like your local fish-and-chip shop.
Ruby Red Flamingo
Restaurant
Last-supper-meets-Nonna’s-kitchen style dining. Our advice is to just let your waiter dishes from the ever-changing menu. That will let you focus on what's important: getting to know the very smashable wine list.
Pippo
Restaurant
Pippo is an all-day affair; it’s a little bit cafe and a little bit restaurant. That's true of the fitout: a space framed by the travertine walls of a “serious” restaurant, fitted out with more cafe-esque pink sofas and blond timber. The menu straddles the divide well too. A weekend brunch menu with the likes of French toast with caramelised banana eases into larger, protein-heavy dishes, such as a veal cotoletta or a slow-cooked lamb shoulder, as the day progresses.
Tony Tomatoes
Restaurant
Pizza backed by research and certified by the Accademia Italiana della Pizza in Italy.
Burgastronomy
Restaurant
This spot keeps it simple: simple flavour combinations, classic burgers. That pared back approach allows the quality and freshness of the ingredients to really shine. Tip: customising your burger with some of the many extras is the way to go here.
23rd Street on Melbourne
Restaurant
A Riverland distillery in the city serving gin, vodka whisky, brandy and more
Ricky’s Chicken Rice North Adelaide
Restaurant
With a pan-Asian menu and bright interior, it’s the most distinctive Ricky’s around. But it doesn’t stray too far from its Malaysian roots.
Gin Long Canteen
Restaurant
A vibing Thai-Vietnamese diner from the man who brought us Mexican Society, Tony Tomatoes and more.
Zaep: Tastes of Thailand
Restaurant
Celebrating the simplicity of home cooking.