Guidebook for Norwood
Drinks & Nightlife
Adelaide has finally discovered its laneways and side streets, and what a transformation it's made to sleepy little Leigh Street and neigbouring Peel Street, smack in the heart of the city.
Two things have made it possible: the conversion of Leigh Street to a traffic-free al fresco dining area, with beautifully restored buildings and fashionable new bars; and the state government's new small bar licence, which has fast-tracked licensing for bars with a capacity of under 120 people and made the process much, much cheaper.
The result has been a bonanza for diners, drinkers and developers, creating a new social centre of gravity for the city with a rash of new bars, cafes and restaurants adding to a list of sometimes quirky little businesses that have been there for years.
101 moradores locais recomendam
Peel St
9 Peel StAdelaide has finally discovered its laneways and side streets, and what a transformation it's made to sleepy little Leigh Street and neigbouring Peel Street, smack in the heart of the city.
Two things have made it possible: the conversion of Leigh Street to a traffic-free al fresco dining area, with beautifully restored buildings and fashionable new bars; and the state government's new small bar licence, which has fast-tracked licensing for bars with a capacity of under 120 people and made the process much, much cheaper.
The result has been a bonanza for diners, drinkers and developers, creating a new social centre of gravity for the city with a rash of new bars, cafes and restaurants adding to a list of sometimes quirky little businesses that have been there for years.
The Grace Establishment, Norwood’s premier bar and restaurant located in the heart of The Parade, Adelaide. The Grace features a relaxing, stylish and modern blend of bar, restaurant and beer garden dining. Enjoy the casual atmosphere with Dj’s and live music throughout the week
8 moradores locais recomendam
The Grace Establishment
127 The ParadeThe Grace Establishment, Norwood’s premier bar and restaurant located in the heart of The Parade, Adelaide. The Grace features a relaxing, stylish and modern blend of bar, restaurant and beer garden dining. Enjoy the casual atmosphere with Dj’s and live music throughout the week
2KW Bar & Restaurant quickly established itself as the premium venue of Adelaide’s CBD, after opening in early-2015. Consisting of an indoor-outdoor dining space and bar, open access to the outside bar and private garden and deck, the new bar and restaurant focuses on casual, clean and local food. Boasting arguably the best location of all Adelaide CBD bars, 2KW can be found on the rooftop of the Westpac building at the corner of King William and North Terrace – right in the very centre of the city’s main precinct and with a stunning view of Adelaide.
2KW Bar & Restaurant attracts a mainly after-work, corporate crowd, generally aged 35 and over.
122 moradores locais recomendam
2KW Bar & Restaurant
2 King William Street2KW Bar & Restaurant quickly established itself as the premium venue of Adelaide’s CBD, after opening in early-2015. Consisting of an indoor-outdoor dining space and bar, open access to the outside bar and private garden and deck, the new bar and restaurant focuses on casual, clean and local food. Boasting arguably the best location of all Adelaide CBD bars, 2KW can be found on the rooftop of the Westpac building at the corner of King William and North Terrace – right in the very centre of the city’s main precinct and with a stunning view of Adelaide.
2KW Bar & Restaurant attracts a mainly after-work, corporate crowd, generally aged 35 and over.
Food Scene
Adelaide has finally discovered its laneways and side streets, and what a transformation it's made to sleepy little Leigh Street and neigbouring Peel Street, smack in the heart of the city.
Two things have made it possible: the conversion of Leigh Street to a traffic-free al fresco dining area, with beautifully restored buildings and fashionable new bars; and the state government's new small bar licence, which has fast-tracked licensing for bars with a capacity of under 120 people and made the process much, much cheaper.
The result has been a bonanza for diners, drinkers and developers, creating a new social centre of gravity for the city with a rash of new bars, cafes and restaurants adding to a list of sometimes quirky little businesses that have been there for years.
21 moradores locais recomendam
Leigh Street
Leigh StreetAdelaide has finally discovered its laneways and side streets, and what a transformation it's made to sleepy little Leigh Street and neigbouring Peel Street, smack in the heart of the city.
Two things have made it possible: the conversion of Leigh Street to a traffic-free al fresco dining area, with beautifully restored buildings and fashionable new bars; and the state government's new small bar licence, which has fast-tracked licensing for bars with a capacity of under 120 people and made the process much, much cheaper.
The result has been a bonanza for diners, drinkers and developers, creating a new social centre of gravity for the city with a rash of new bars, cafes and restaurants adding to a list of sometimes quirky little businesses that have been there for years.
Family restaurant run by Giorgio and Gabriella Cavuoto and sons since 1979.
Fast friendly service
Traditional homestyle food
Delicious pizzas and desserts
Fully licensed and byo
9 moradores locais recomendam
European Cafe
219-219B The ParadeFamily restaurant run by Giorgio and Gabriella Cavuoto and sons since 1979.
Fast friendly service
Traditional homestyle food
Delicious pizzas and desserts
Fully licensed and byo
Charminar offers cultivated Indian cuisine throughout Adelaide, from the tantalisingly traditional to the majestic modern.
Charminar Indian Restaurant
136 The ParadeCharminar offers cultivated Indian cuisine throughout Adelaide, from the tantalisingly traditional to the majestic modern.
Smoothie bowls and gourmet burgers, plus vegan-friendly and raw options, in a trendy, bustling cafe.
Great coffee. Most in-demand cafe in Norwood on the weekends.
39 moradores locais recomendam
Argo on the Parade
212 The ParadeSmoothie bowls and gourmet burgers, plus vegan-friendly and raw options, in a trendy, bustling cafe.
Great coffee. Most in-demand cafe in Norwood on the weekends.
High-ceilinged, wood-panelled pub built in 1851, serving sophisticated pub grub and local wines.
The Colonist is a local institution.
22 moradores locais recomendam
The Colonist
44 The ParadeHigh-ceilinged, wood-panelled pub built in 1851, serving sophisticated pub grub and local wines.
The Colonist is a local institution.
American inspired burger joint. Owner Victoria Hillier seeks to harness some of the desirous elements of North America's favourite burger-and-fries chains (like In-N-Out and White Castle), but with a cleaner aesthetic.
13 moradores locais recomendam
Nordburger
168 The ParadeAmerican inspired burger joint. Owner Victoria Hillier seeks to harness some of the desirous elements of North America's favourite burger-and-fries chains (like In-N-Out and White Castle), but with a cleaner aesthetic.
The Rising Sun Inn is one of Adelaide's eastern suburbs little gems. Almost hidden on tranquil Bridge Street in Kensington the buildings' Heritage Listed brick walls ooze old world charm and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Regular art exhibitions turn the building into a living art space, encouraging a wander, drink in hand, through the bar and restaurant to view the installations. Comfortable leather seats, roaring fires and heart-warming dark beers on tap are on offer during winter. In summer refreshing cocktails, air conditioning and a lovely courtyard make a great combination for enjoying the warmer months. A favourite amongst casual diners and businesses alike, The Rising Sun Inn caters for anything from cocktail parties to romantic tables for two and anything in between.
9 moradores locais recomendam
The Rising Sun Inn
60 Bridge StThe Rising Sun Inn is one of Adelaide's eastern suburbs little gems. Almost hidden on tranquil Bridge Street in Kensington the buildings' Heritage Listed brick walls ooze old world charm and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Regular art exhibitions turn the building into a living art space, encouraging a wander, drink in hand, through the bar and restaurant to view the installations. Comfortable leather seats, roaring fires and heart-warming dark beers on tap are on offer during winter. In summer refreshing cocktails, air conditioning and a lovely courtyard make a great combination for enjoying the warmer months. A favourite amongst casual diners and businesses alike, The Rising Sun Inn caters for anything from cocktail parties to romantic tables for two and anything in between.
Shopping
Offering a vast selection of shops and restaurants, and two main retail anchors, the Norwood Place Shopping Centre and the Norwood Mall Shopping Centre, The Parade has something for everyone.
It does not stop there, in addition to its retail role, The Parade also accommodates a significant number of non-retail commercial services; ranging from the Hoyts Cinema, to office buildings and a large number of medical consulting rooms and professional services.
10 moradores locais recomendam
Norwood Parade
Offering a vast selection of shops and restaurants, and two main retail anchors, the Norwood Place Shopping Centre and the Norwood Mall Shopping Centre, The Parade has something for everyone.
It does not stop there, in addition to its retail role, The Parade also accommodates a significant number of non-retail commercial services; ranging from the Hoyts Cinema, to office buildings and a large number of medical consulting rooms and professional services.
Magill Road houses an array of antique stores, ultra-modern homeware and decorator centres, stylish fashion boutiques, art galleries and cutting edge hair and beauty salons.
The traders of Magill Road are as unique as the products they sell. This is a boutique business community where people know each other's names, have a creative outlook and share a love of unique and quality products. They pride themselves not only on the products they sell but also the experience that they deliver while you are in their store.
With over 130 boutique retailers, we know you won’t leave empty-handed!
155 Magill Rd
155 Magill RoadMagill Road houses an array of antique stores, ultra-modern homeware and decorator centres, stylish fashion boutiques, art galleries and cutting edge hair and beauty salons.
The traders of Magill Road are as unique as the products they sell. This is a boutique business community where people know each other's names, have a creative outlook and share a love of unique and quality products. They pride themselves not only on the products they sell but also the experience that they deliver while you are in their store.
With over 130 boutique retailers, we know you won’t leave empty-handed!
Essentials
An award winning supermarket including the prestigious International Supermarket of the Year and Channel 7's Today Tonight award - cheapest generic and branded supermarket in South Australia!
15 moradores locais recomendam
Foodland
363 Kensington RdAn award winning supermarket including the prestigious International Supermarket of the Year and Channel 7's Today Tonight award - cheapest generic and branded supermarket in South Australia!
Entertainment & Activities
HOYTS Norwood
185 The ParadeNorwood Oval is used for a variety of sporting and community events including baseball, soccer, rugby league and American football, but its main use is for Australian rules football. It is the home ground for the Norwood Football Club ("The Redlegs") in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).
Norwood Oval
4 Woods StNorwood Oval is used for a variety of sporting and community events including baseball, soccer, rugby league and American football, but its main use is for Australian rules football. It is the home ground for the Norwood Football Club ("The Redlegs") in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).
Adelaide Oval is located in the parklands between the city centre and North Adelaide.
The stadium is mostly used for cricket and Australian rules football, but also plays host to rugby league, rugby union, soccer, and concerts.
War Memorial Drive
War Memorial DriveAdelaide Oval is located in the parklands between the city centre and North Adelaide.
The stadium is mostly used for cricket and Australian rules football, but also plays host to rugby league, rugby union, soccer, and concerts.