Rundle Street venues, Adelaide

The Austral recently undergone renovations to the beer garden to soundproof it, normally plays host to rock/ punk/ pop.rock bands.
Beers on tap,

cover charge to band area on weekends.

Sound is normally average

More pub than venue.

Offers accomodation upstairs

Dress Code: casual

If you are into romantic dinners or great nights out dith friends for a few drinks, that's just about the right place. The street, one of the most popular in the metropolitan Adelaide, lined with the best resturants, lounges, nightclubs and pubs. Whatever you type of hang-out spots, youare just bound to find that .

Dress Code: Definitly, for most nightlife spots, I wouldn't advise sneakers, sports gear,and for some you shouldn't look too casual nor too formal. Jeans is more preferable.

This place is pretty swanky - very sleek decor and even sleeker staff (check their website, it has a VR movie on it). It can be a bit hit and miss (not helped by that stupid tv in the corner - it's not cool guys, turn it off!!) but you're pretty much always guaranteed to see some very good looking people, and if you don't - you can always stare at their awesome tropical fish tank. No space for dancing: the music is not really hard anough anyway. They say they're a cigar bar but I've yet to see anyone smoking one in there...

Dress Code: Pretty strict - If you wear sneakers, make sure they're designer or at least clean, or you probably wont get in. Men definitely have more problems getting in than women... On the whole, dress to impress (but fellas, suits aren't necessary).

This place actually used to be a synogogue, and someone converted it into a dance club. (Seems somewhat sacreligios if ya ask me). I had a blast there and got plenty wasted (as usual). The DJ was phenomenal and the drinks were great.

Dress Code: whatever.