Cheap Places to Eat in Richmond

"Arguably the most sophisticated of the Gouger Street contingent,Concubineboasts a smart interior where decor accents are used with contemporary flair. The menu, likewise, has a modern finesse: certainly, it’s Chinese dominated but there are also Thai and Malay influences and locally sourced ingredients are a priority. Highlights include salt and pepper squid, which comes with a refreshing chilli, apple and leaf salad and ‘Xinjiang’ lamb fillet with cumin, black pepper and dried chilli."

"This establishment stands out from many of its rivals on Gouger St, winning award after award for the best Chinese restaurant in South Australia. Located in an elegant space that’s a little more upmarket than some of its neighbours, Concubine dishes up delicious banquets stuffed with local seafood such as crispy squid, spicy barramundi and South Australian prawns."

"For a flashier take on Chinese fare, served in a contemporary setting, sashay into the award-winning Concubine. The menu uses the finest South Australian ingredients in dishes, such as Barossa free-range Chicken and Sweet Corn Soup, or SA Prawns with XO Sauce. Along with Chinese cooking styles and flavours, expect culinary influences from Thailand and Malaysia."

"It is recognized as one of the best Asian restaurants in the region. It is also the only Chinese restaurant that serves gluten-free dishes in Adelaide. Since 1983, it has become an icon in Adelaide’s food scene."

"Chow down on your favourite American BBQ food at Low & Slow Leigh St in the heart of Adelaide’s CBD. Follow the aromas of smoked meat to find this hole in the wall eatery, where alfresco tables beckon..."

"You'll ask yourself the following when you enter Sunny's: is this a pizza place, that just happens to feel like an absolute belter of a house party?. Or is this a party bar that just so happens to have fantastic pizzas?. 17 Solomon Street,Adelaide"

"A super cool pizza bar in the city, Sunny’s is best enjoyed in person (so don’t order takeaway you fool). Slide up to the bar, order a round of drinks and prepare yourself for cheese, dough and salami good times."

"From the outside, Citi Zen still looks like the Irish pub that used to occupy the building before the Chinese restaurant moved in a few years back — but on the inside, there’s no mistaking the elegant red decor and dimly lit chandeliers. The massive 350-seat restaurant specialises in Cantonese cuisine, while lunchtime yum cha is popular, too."

"This business servicing Adelaide - North & North East Suburbs is a local SME in the Restaurants category. Since opening in 1983, Shanghai Palace Restaurant has been popular with Chinese cuisine lovers. Located only minutes away from the CBD, this family-run business is open for dine-in and takeaway 7 days a week."

"It may say pizzeria, but be sure to find some of the best coffee here as well. The Italian restaurant is situated in the Adelaide Central Business District along the East Terrace and is an excellent place to go if you are looking for a good café with better coffee and a vibrant, sophisticated atmosphere. Est Pizzeria is always guaranteed to suit your bill."

"Specialising in woodfired pizza and craft beer, EST offers something a little different to your standard Italian experience. It also offers one of the best-value banquets in town: a $28 per head feast of pizza, polenta and gnocchi. 30 East Tce, Adelaide estpizzeria.com.au"

"Feeding the masses in the Adelaide Hills, Fred Eatery is located in Aldgate and is a fan favourite among locals. Fred certainly doesn't disappoint when it comes to putting on a great brunch and their produce is locally sourced which just adds to the beautiful community feel of the Adelaide Hills. Grab a seat outside and take in the atmosphere, and did we mention they are pooch friendly so your fury friends don't need to miss out on all the action!"

"Alimentary's modern Mediterranean inspired menu brings a delightful kick to your brunch. From their creative Captain Planet bowl that comes packed with the freshest greens to fuel you through to dinner time or the Berry Bomb Pancakes that come topped with the seasonal fruits and a pinch of fairy floss, no matter what you order you know that your sampling the best brunch in Adelaide. Grab a table in the sun, perch yourself on the window or stretch out inside with a hot coffee."

"If you're in town and in need of a feed, you're in luck, particularly if you're a carnivore. Along the main strip of Hahndorf, there are loads of German style pubs and most will have some sort of traditional beer style on tap, often an import such as Weihenstephan or Hofbräu. The Haus is a little different from the rest, however, a little classier than some and with tap and bottle lists that are quite impressive, balancing local, interstate and European beers."

"Orders can be picked up at the coffee window situated at the front of the cafe, or the staff can take the delivery to your car parked out the front of the cafe. The Messy Tomato will also be introducing ready-to-eat meals which will be available for pick up or delivery."

"Southwest Contemporary has that Instagrammable neon sign and a sleek interior. It’s a small, minimalist exhibition space with only five projects per year, and is dedicated to exhibiting artists whose work isn’t getting recognition elsewhere. The practise is edgy, experimental, and curated by two seasoned artists who wanted a gallery space with the freedom and liberty to display the art and artists they wanted to show."

"One of the most visited in Australia and definitely among the top 10 things to do in Adelaide. With five floors of exhibits covering fossils, mammals, Ancient Egypt, special exhibition spaces and more plus Aboriginal and Pacific Cultures collections, the SA Museum offers plenty for young and old. With so many interactive hands on activities, Myla absolutely loved it here, she particularly loved checking out the various world mammals, learning about the various South Australian biodiversity and checking out the giant squid which spans across four floors dangling in an elevator shaft!"

"The museum is right beside the Art Gallery of South Australia. If you are interested in the Australian Aboriginal culture and history, there is no better place to come than here. It houses the largest collection of artefacts focusing exclusively on the Australian Aboriginal."

"The South Australian Museum is located near North Terrace Avenue, downtown. Founded in 1856, it’s one of the oldest museum in the state. David Hearle / CC BY"