norwood
Restaurants
Arkhe
Restaurant
Jake Kellie’s fire-powered restaurant harnesses a four-tonne wood oven and a fleet of grills to cook dishes starring SA produce. Enter for modern Australian barbeque at its finest. Plus, thoughtful drinks and plenty of fiery open-kitchen action.
400 Gradi Norwood
Restaurant
Johnny Di Francesco’s margherita pizza was once named the world’s best – and now you don’t have to travel to try it.
Grotto on Edward Pizza-Teca
Restaurant
The word “grotto” alludes to someplace secret – a secluded cavern of magical quality – and this little pizza-house isn’t far off that. Make your choice, add a tumbler of wine (or beer) and nab a stool at the communal table.
CnB
Restaurant
This casual Korean fried chicken joint, by the Plus 82 Pocha Crew, is a love letter to the street food of Seoul. Grab Korean corn dogs, spicy fried chook and burgers to-go, or pull up a stool in the LED-lit, orange and blue diner.
Base. Bar
Restaurant
The younger sibling to The Bath Hotel targets just about everyone with its pizza and tapas menu.
Bars
East End Cellars Norwood
Bar
One of Adelaide’s favourite wine shops has expanded to Norwood, with a menu of brasserie classics by a former Press Food & Wine chef. As ever, the wine list is sure to impress: around 600 bottles are available to take away or drink in-house.
Republic
Bar
A suburban pub that offers more than the standard burgers and schnitzels.
