Ambassador Hotel Established in 1840 as the Red Lion then City Arms, United Service Club, Palace Hotel etc. Some of the hisrorical information supplied for SA Pubs was obtained from the book "Every Pub" authored by Bruce Abernethy and...
107 King William Street,
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
Astor Hotel Established in 1858 as the Labour in Vain, Perseverance in 1862, the Hanson in 1952 and Astor in 1991. It is the home of "2 Dogs Lemonade."
Austral Hotel The hotel was established in 1880 as Cohen's Family Hotel, then Gibson's Family, Healy's, International and in 1890, the Austral Hotel. It was the first pub to serve Cooper's Draught beer on tap.
Cumberland Arms Hotel Established in 1846 as the Crown & Anchor Hotel, 1853 Cumberland House, rebuilt in 1884 and was renamed the Cumberland Arms in 1892. National Trust listed.
205 Waymouth Street,
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
Directors Hotel Established as the Angel Inn in 1839, Gouger in 1947, Fantasia 1974, Winston 1982, Gouger 1984 and the Directors in 1990. Whew! - Jon "An authentic thai restaurant, a brilliant function room upstairs used for all types of...
Royal Admiral Hotel The Hotel was established in March 1838 as the Commercial Hotel and was renamed the Royal Admiral Hotel in 1839. Now known as the Dog and Duck Alehouse named by Manager Wally Hodgens who managed two Pubs in Gawler.
Duke of York Hotel Established in 1857 as the Family Hotel, then Ewat's Family and in 1901 the Duke of York Hotel. The hotel has a National Trust listing.
Earl of Aberdeen Hotel Established in 1850 as the Devon Arms and renamed the Earl of Aberdeen in 1880. The Hotel was once owned by Coopers and has all Coopers beers on tap.
Edinburgh Castle Hotel The hotel was established on 31/05/1837 as Guthrie's Hotel and was renamed the Edinburgh Castle Hotel in 1839. It has the oldest hotel licence in South Australia.
231-233 Currie Street,
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
Grace Emily Hotel Opened in 1839 as the Launceston, Whaler's Return 1844, Launceston 1911 and finally Grace Emily in 1998. "One of the best Pubs in the City" - Anne
232 Weymouth Street,
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
Heritage Hotel Established in 1849 as the Sir Robert Peel Hotel, and was known later as the Billy Barlow, the George, Dragon, Shamrock. In 1888 it was renamed the Colonel Light Hotel
Pulteney Pokies (Formerly Jackpots on Pulteney) * Modern Bar * Bottleshop Jackpots on Pulteney is a unique venue within the Eureka Group. Conveniently situated on the corner of South Terrace and Pulteney St in the CBD. A spacious and modern...
Saracens Head Hotel The Hotel was established in 1850 as the Saracen's Head Hotel, renamed the Carrington Hotel in 1929 and then back to the Saracen's Head in April 1978.
82 Carrington Street,
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
Strata Bar Previously known as Earls tavern c 2005 Located just off Gawler Place in the city. Newly renovated. * Modern Bar * Latest Plasmas * Wireless Broadband
Tattersalls Hotel Established in 1851 as the Blenheim Hotel and was renamed the Tattersalls Hotel in 1882. * Bars * Bottleshop * Functions * Backpackers - a fully equipped self catering kitchen, free laundry facilities, free internet and WiFi...
Woolshed on Hindley Formerly the Rio Hotel, then Jewels and now The Woolshed on Hindley. Providing a country atmosphere in the city with a steakhouse, mechanical bull, country style bar and accommodation.
94-100 Hindley Street
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
Former Criterion Hotel The hotel was established in 1857 as the Family Hotel until 1867 when it was renamed the Criterion Hotel. There is a vacant block (2010) . We are not sure if it is being rebuilt. Please let us know if you know. Cheers
137 King William Street,
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
Former Orient Hotel The Hotel was opened in 1854 and closed in 1996. - Jon "Just a comment on the Orient hotel in Adelaide South Australia located at 144 Wakefield St, It was called the Earl of Zetland for many years up until it was closed...
144 Wakefield Street,
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
Former White Conduit House Hotel The Hotel was first licensed in 1839 with additions being added in 1881 and 1888. The hotel closed in 1921 due to population decline and the activities of the Temperance movement.
North Street,
Adelaide
South Australia 5000
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