Top Restaurants in Marion
Top Things to do in Marion
Most Popular Contemporary food in Marion, South Australia, Australia
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Marion including Windy Point Restaurant, Cafe Lune, Windy Point Cafe, Watermark Glenelg
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1. Windy Point Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 649 reviews
With breathtaking views stretching from St Vincent's Gulf to the Adelaide Hills through full-length 180 degree windows, there is no dining destination in Adelaide that can showcase the city like Windy Point. The Restaurant has an understated elegance with
Reviewed By Ralph R
Enjoyable evening and fantastic views. We sat right in prime position, but had booked 2 months ahead so had an uninterrupted view. Maybe the ambience would not be as good on the second row. Three business men behind us on the second row overpowered our conversation, otherwise we would have stayed longer. Their loud conversation shouldnât have been overheard, as it appeared they were talking about security matters! Perhaps the management should check the acoustics of the building.The food was beautifully presented, but the entree pate was a large oblong, which could have done with some toast. Reading another review for the same evening, I agree that the sauce with the barramundi was too fierce, and I left it ...I thought it spoiled the dish. No complaints about service but definitely the businessmen behind us spoiled our celebration evening.
Best Australian food near Marion, South Australia, Australia
2. Cafe Lune
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Cafe Lune is all about fresh local food, great service and a relaxing atmosphere. Our cuisine is contemporary Australian. We have 35 seats outside under a sheltered terrace with a view of the sea and 70 seats inside. We often have special events with live
Reviewed By 861jules
Enjoyed âeggs bennyâ and an excellent latte for leisurely solo breakfast. Very comfortable and friendly venue. Look forward to experiencing Friday evening live music, and more items from the interesting menu, next time with company.
3. Windy Point Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
The Windy Point Cafe offers contemporary relaxed dining with full table service, an a la carte menu full of vibrant flavours and views from the Hills to the Sea.
Reviewed By David R
We really enjoyed the food at the cafe and highly recommend the angus beef main course. We also had an entree and a desert tasting plate. All of the food was delicious and so I can highly recommend a visit if you like fine dining. Very good views of adelaide as well.
4. Watermark Glenelg
Overall Ratings
4 based on 378 reviews
The Watermark Glenelg International Buffet, attracts large numbers of local, interstate and international visitors - an indication of consistency, quality and value for money. We guarantee the freshest quality produce on a daily basis. With over 100 dishe
Reviewed By chris w
Was really expecting something special, was left feeling disappointed. We were in a party of 7 which consisted of my husband, our son, daughter in law, 2 grand daughters, 1, 3 year old grandson and myself.Yes there was a good display of food. However nothing was hot. The Chinese consisted of to many fried chicken dishes. The Chinese veg dish was just large chunks of broccoli and cauliflower nothing Chinese about it. The roast beef and pork were nice and tender but on going back the beef was a bit to rare as it was bleeding. Salads were quite nice but some of the prawns were slightly too soft, maybe left out too long.The children loved the desserts. I don't eat dessert so I can't comment on them but they looked nice.For $37.95 per adult I found it expensive. I think I would rather of spent this money at Lims Chinese in Glenelg but our son suggested this all you can eat as the children love helping themselves and picking what they want.The venue was packed with young families and older couples.
