nice outdoor area for a hot coffee to relax after walking through the gallery. keen to come back and try some of their food as it looked good.
much more then you usually get at a 'Gallery' café (expect Mona of course!), had lovely coffee and cakes - will try for lunch next visit
One of my favourite places to go for lunch. What is better than dining at art gallery. You can walk along the art gallery before or after meal, a bit of exercising. The chicken breast was cook to perfection. It is moist, not too dry or flaky. There's plenty of sauce which compliments the chicken breast. Carrots on the side, soft but not too mushy at the same time, just soft enough for your knife to cut through without having to use too much pressure. The other dish we had was pork with apple salad. The pork again was cook beautifully - meat is moist. Apple salad and pork is quite a classic combo. They serve great coffee. Also have a good list of beverages. I'm always gonna be back for their food and recommending my friends to try them. You won't be disappointed.
We came upon this oasis when we had been for a long walk and were dying for some nice food & wine there was no place in sight. All of a sudden we walked into the Art Gallery F&W! We chose four smaller dishes and dessert, they ranged from very good to good, but none were really spectacular. However, the service was wonderfully nice and friendly and we had a lovely afternoon.
Had a scoopon here and wasn't expecting much, but the service was great and the food fantastic. Serve sizes weren't huge and without a deal a little pricey but overall very good food
Having severe Coeliac disease It can be a daunting prospect eating in restaurants. Recently a friend suggested we visit the Art Gallery Food and Wine for lunch then visit the Turner exhibit. I told our very attentive waiter I was a Coeliac so he presented me with another copy of the menu. GF was highlighted on so many of the dishes, I felt I was in heaven. For once I was not restricted to one pitiful main course with the prospect of a few days illness if the chef had added gluten. I happily chose a pork spare rib entree, a chicken main and "get this" a Haigs chocolate mousse for desert. All were absolutely superb. Would I go back? You bet I would. That was the best and most thoughtful restaurant meal I've had in years. Well done Art Gallery Food and Wine you have seriously considered the needs of the many sufferers of a restrictive disease and added to that, the GF meals are on the regular menu so anyone can enjoy them. 10 out of 10.
We dropped in after the Boxing Day sales. Staff were welcoming and we were offerred a lovely outdoor table - an oasis of calm after the shopping frenzy. There are new owners and a name change to Art Gallery F+W. A new more diverse menu and they are open breakfast lunch and dinner everyday. The leek gruyere and asparagus tart was perfect and my friends spring salad equally as delicious. Service was slick and friendly and lots of nice SA wines btg
Art Gallery Food Wine is a cafe located on the lower ground floor of Art Gallery of South Australia. It is a great place to catch up with friends over their famous “sketch coffees” where they make beautiful artworks from pouring steamed milk into espresso. Even though I have been in South Australia for almost 3 years and been to art gallery numerous times, this was my first time visiting. I immediately fell in love with the fresh produce they use and method of cooking. Light Rye Bread Sandwiches I went there at end of August, unfortunately I forgot to take a picture of the menu. By the time I am writing this blog the menu has already changed! I had no idea what I had on that day, other than pictures I took on my phone (a bit disappointed at Samsung S5’s camera). I could tell from the photo that the light rye bread sandwich had spinach in them, I think it is good they are using rye bread since it is one of the healthiest bread options out there. Recently I have declared that even wholem
The Art Gallery cafe is my absolute favorite place for coffee in the city and if you can afford it, lunch. To make it a little cheaper, with an Art Gallery membership card you receive fifteen percent off your food and drink! Situated at the back of the Art Gallery the Cafe looks onto Adelaide Uni and a lovely green space which, in summer is used as a cafe area, with deckchairs and coffee tables. The cafe itself is bright and very warm. The service here is wonderful, I have often come here for a hard-core gossip session and the waiter/esses have understood and served us quickly and quietly. On the flip side of that, due to the age of many of the customers here (60 ) you can natter on for as long as you want to them and they will explain the menu and move slowly around you if you require. The barista here is amazing, drawing pictures in the coffees is a speciality, and when I have come here with my best friend he has drawn
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