Best Family Restaurants in Hahndorf

"For this little gem you're going to have to head a little out of Adelaide itself, but if you're after another restaurant that offers unique tastes that the rest of the city's dining spots can't offer then you'll want to make the drive to Taste of Nepal. Located around a 15 minute drive outside the CBD, Taste of Nepal provides quality Nepalese food that takes the best features of most Indian cuisine and adds a different spin on the majority of its dishes to create a range of tastes most westerners will not have experienced before. This involves a subtle use of spices that Taste of Nepal has down to a tee, and adds an infusion of flavour that makes every dish its own unique experience."

"For this little gem you’re going to have to head a little out of Adelaide itself, but if you’re after another restaurant that offers unique tastes that the rest of the city’s dining spots can’t offer then you’ll want to make the drive to Taste of Nepal. Located around a 15 minute drive outside the CBD, Taste of Nepal provides quality Nepalese food that takes the best features of most Indian cuisine and adds a different spin on the majority of its dishes to create a range of tastes most westerners will not have experienced before. This involves a subtle use of spices that Taste of Nepal has down to a tee, and adds an infusion of flavour that makes every dish its own unique experience."

"I hope you’re hungry because this is the place for a plate overload. Piled high and looking like an artist’s creation – a fantastic assault on your senses as you’re hit square on with fragrant, colourful, mouth-watering masterpiece. This is the place to head in particular if you’re a seafood lover; multiple options are at your mercy including chilli and basil fish and stuffed squid curry."

"Established in 1989, the Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute is the oldest Indigenous-owned and run cultural centre in Australia. Deriving its name from the Kaurna name for Adelaide, Tarndanya – meaning ‘place of the red kangaroo’ – Tandanya celebrates Aboriginal art and storytelling in all its incarnations, including visual art, music, print, video and written word, and has a café with Indigenous-inspired food. They also host several events throughout the year, including the Spirit Festival, Survival Day, NAIDOC Week, exhibitions and an art fair."

"Named after the local Indigenous Kaurna word meaning ‘place of the red kangaroo’, Tandanya is the oldest Aboriginal-owned and operated arts centre in Australia, let alone Adelaide. Located in a handsome building on Grenfell St in the East End, the gallery has been telling the stories of Australia’s First Peoples since 1989, as well as hosting a busy program of community events and interactive exhibits."

"It is an aboriginal owned and operated art centre, the oldest of its kind. It has been in operation for almost three decades, and the museum displays interactive exhibition dealing with the stories of the First people."

"Step outside on the 16th floor of the brand new Hotel Indigo and enter a vibrant rooftop universe offering up good vibes and sweeping city views. An extensive wine list sourced locally from the Barossa Valley paired with fresh seafood plates from their raw bar straight out of the Great Australian Bite all bring this eccentric bar to life. Colourful hues paired with curves and lights will have you feeling like you've stepped out of the CBD and into a retro diner."

"Step outside on the 16th floor of the brand new Hotel Indigo and enter a vibrant rooftop universe offering up good vibes and sweeping city views. An extensive wine list sourced locally from the Barossa Valley paired with fresh seafood plates from their raw bar straight out of the Great Australian Bite all bring this eccentric bar to life. Colourful hues paired with curves and lights will have you feeling like you've stepped out of the CBD and into a retro diner."

"Located a hop, skip and a jump from Adelaide Central Market, you can enjoy this gorgeous rooftop bar while enjoying creative cocktails and rustic, home-style Modern Australian food. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Hotel Indigo Adelaide Markets (@hotelindigoadelaide)"

"Their team is dedicated to providing you with the very best French food that you can find in the capital. These include mouth-watering bread, meats, and ready-to-eat bites. They make use of the highest quality ingredients from South Australia and France."

"Tomorrow is the National Day of France and the team at Les Deux Coq will celebrate it with music, French cocktails and special products at Stall 2 at the Adelaide Central Market, and in their Shop in Prospect 5/194 Prospect Road!"

"This quaint French brasserie located in Ebenezer place is sure to have you feeling like you are sipping café au lait in the heart of Paris, with the tiled facade outside inspired by the ever-bustling Parisian metro stations. Known to serve one of the best brunches in Adelaide, their French-inspired menu is effervescent. From Croque Monsieur to Cassoulet du Petit Dejeuner, and for those real risk-takers they even serve Sscargots a L'ail - Snails served in garlic butter."

"It’s a popular spot for hospo crews from surrounding bars and restaurants (they recommend warding off hangovers with a well-made Bloody Mary). But for Zonfrillo, it’s all about the offal at this classic French bistro. “There’s offal, steak frites, and it’s open seven days,” he says."

"First up, we have Hey Jupiter Brasserie Francaise at the top of our list. This top-notch French café was first opened in 2012. At present, it has been transformed into a full-service brasserie."