The Strand
Port Elliott
http://www.hotelelliot.com.au/hotel_elliot_bistro.html


The wine list was very generous with the local wines, with an excellent selection by the glass. I did find it a bit pricey for a pub however, with the Nepenthe Sauv Blanc selling at $9.50 a glass. A good selection of reds could have been complemented by an addition of a McLaren Vale Shiraz by the glass.
The menu had an excellent seafood range and some vegetarian options. Main courses were varied with steak, duck, chicken, lamb and kangaroo all making an appearance.
Specials adorn an outside blackboard with very reasonable prices almost every day of the week. Although we were there the night WITHOUT the specials, the Steak night apparetely is a local favourite
My daughter ordered the salt and pepper squid. The batter was light, and not oily. The squid was very tender... not rubbery at all. At $12.90, a very reasonably priced meal. The soy and sesame dipping sauce was a fantastic condiment!I ordered Wood Smoked Barossa Pork Kassler Chop. ($19.90) It was served on braised red cabbage, rhine potatoes, gravy ad apple chutney. It was absolutely FANTASTIC. The apple chutney was spicey and sweet and the red cabbage gave just the right combination of flavours. Accompanied by a cold Pale Ale, a dish I would highly recommend.
No comments:
Post a Comment