Rob Roy Hotel

West Oak Hotel is serving pub food fit for royalty (literally)

Before joining the West Oak as a consulting chef, Krish Dutt cooked for the Jordanian royal family. He’s now bringing a fresh perspective to Adelaide pub fare.

Science in the Pub at the Rob Roy

[remark]Science in the Pub kicks off at 6pm Friday, 3 June at the Rob Roy Hotel - 106 Halifax Street, Adelaide.[/remark] This month’s panelists are Professor Craig Simmons, Director of the National Centre for Groundwater Research and Training (NCGRT), Flinders...

Cheap beer and much mirth: Adelaide’s best happy hours

In the third-and-final article of our good value food and drink series, we phoned all our favourite pubs in Adelaide to ask for their best price on beer.

COVID-19 is still impacting mental health in South Australia

Director of Mental Health Policy, Planning and Safety at SA Health, Liz Prowse says although COVID-19 is no longer an immediate threat in South Australia, the mental health impact is “very slowly growing.”

The State Government’s temporary takeaway liquor licence amendment will be made permanent

A temporary amendment to liquor licensing rules allowing licensed venues to sell takeaway wine and beer with food is set to become permanent. But some CBD venues say the measure does not benefit all businesses equally.

PhotoCo is keeping analogue alive

Owner of Adelaide’s oldest camera kiosk, Paul Bulley believes there’s a reason his shop is developing a kilometre of analogue film every month – young people are going anti-digital.

In conversation with Aboriginal Legal Rights Movement CEO Cheryl Axleby

Speaking with CityMag, Cheryl Axleby discusses the negative impacts of state policies supposedly designed to protect Indigenous South Australians, and what changes she wants to see during her tenure with the ALRM.

West Hindley Street: A new food and beverage precinct has emerged in the west

Since the introduction of the small bar licence, Adelaide has always been in search of what’s new – be it food, wine, beer, or the venues that serve them. In the quieter western end of Hindley Street, a new hospitality precinct has emerged.