inglewood inn

so, went here for a birthday lunch, hadn't really heard much about this place as i live in the other side of town.

saw ribs on the menu and after many disappointments at other "bbq" joints due to being sold out or over cooked, i thought i would give it a go. this pub delivered the best slow cooked beef rib i have ever had in adelaide.

it must be had by all the meat lovers out there.

have been here for lunch a couple of times and it is a great spot complete with a lovely view of intense greenery! the space inside is old warm & welcoming and the staff were delightful. the burgers are tasty and pizza (the hahndorf meatlovers one in particular) is delicious. would've liked to try the pear and blue cheese pizza but need to have it with another fan of blue cheese! :) the prices are a wee bit more than average, but the flavours and service make it worth it. the wine list is also good and local too. :)

we arrived on a not-so-busy saturday night, staff were friendly and welcoming. and was really looking forward to the night. thats where it ended. meals started to come out. raw dough in the garlic bread, raw chicken shnitzel, cold steak at a $40 price tag and when we spoke to the waitress about it it came back microwaved!!!
the beers were warm. not what us blokes wanted on a 38° day! the only positive i can give was the ribs were very well cooked and falling apart. and the staff were very helpfull and friendly other than that. would not return. chef needs a review. the pic is of the ribs they were nice but the cold kraft cream cheese sauce was terrible!

had dinner with my family after experiencing many great breakfasts at the inglewood inn. after eating dinner here, i can confirm that myself and the rest of my family will never dine there again. upon arrival we were informed several dishes were unavailable which they did not inform us upon booking. one person ordered flat head fish and got 1 fillet of flat head and another fillet of something unrecognisable. frozen vegetables, no bread rolls, unhappy staff who were unhelpful and unhappy where we felt as though it was inconvenience to ask for any kind of menu assistance. also, upon  inquiring whether it was 'vegan friendly' when first inquiring we were told they had vegan options. when booking we were also assured there were vegan options. however when dining in the only options were vegetables (which were frozen) and a pizza with only tomatoes on it. worst $320.00 ever spent.

gorgeous food, outstanding service. the waitresses treated our table like family, it was lovely. entrees were perfect. my partner and i split the burger. the bun was stale (horrible) and the meat was slightly uncooked. couldn't be bothered sending back, but the entrees were quite filling and delicious so we were happy. a really nice family spot in general. get anything but the burger.

my partner and i frequent the inglewood quite regularly as nothing else really compares in the area. can never go past their ingleburger however if we're feeling like something a bit more upmarket there's always something on the specials that takes our fancy! staff are always so lovely and accommodating and the views are breathtaking - cannot recommend this place enough!

fantastic breakfast with stunning views. this morning i ordered the house made granola on the new breakfast menu. i have to say it was the best granola ive had!
it was served in a toffee basket accompanied with a side of milk which you pour in then smash the toffee with your fork, spreading toffee crumbs throughout the bowl.
it had a great flavour and texture and was presented beautifully.
also, fantastic views and scenery to start the day off smile emoticon i would highly recommend coming here for breakfast and i will be returning soon

so much potential... wasted. i have eaten here maybe 3 times over the past 3-4 years. the pub setting is excellent and has some serious potential to be a great experience, but it is far far from it. everytime i have been i have walked away disappointed. either poor service, stuff ups with bookings, incorrect meals or extremely slow service of meals. there is always something that pops up everytime. we ordered nuggets from the kids menu for 1 of the kids and was presented with fish and chips. good thing he doesnt have a fish allergy. the part i find the worst is they have the nerve to put a sign outside reading "10% additional surcharge on sundays" which is to cover the higher penalty rates for sunday trading (so they can still make a ridiculous amount of mark up from their over priced meals and beers). made my very average salt and pepper squid with about 12 chips and some boring salad $25+

3 strikes and you are out in my book

fairly average food. the food was cold when we got it and didn't seem like there was a lot of effort involved.

great lunch. stinking hot day but had reservations to meet some friends for lunch and we chose the inglewood inn. i found the service to be prompt and friendly, and everyone enjoyed their meals. while very dry outside, i can imagine that the views would be a feature in the cooler months and sitting on the balcony on a sunny autumn day in the hills would be nice. it was good to get up to the adelaide hills following the fires and help to put some money back into the business community up there.

tried twice. sorry guys, heard good things, been twice disappointed both times. food and service need work.

friendly. i would suggest an evening visit, and sit out in the dining area out the back, and enjoy the serenity.
relax, because sometimes the service isn't the best. the publican & his wife are quite a jovial friendly pair, happy to mingle amongst the patrons. the beer is always cold, and the food is adequate. don't go there with great expectations, and you will enjoy it. the location is nothing short of brilliant! ..... have been there on many occasions. i have been very fortunate and never had a bad meal yet. just slow in coming sometimes, and i have noticed recently the portions are getting smaller. still worth a visit.

not bad for a pub meal. pulled into the inglewood inn for lunch on our way to the barossa valley. being a pub we had some trepidation, but were pleasantly surprised. the staff were polite & efficient. the restaurant was well laid out with a number of tables on the verandah, which looked over rolling hills. we only ordered main courses which were great, but were let down by a not particularly interesting wine list & the macchiato was well below average. i would stop here again.

best thing about is the view. food was very average for the price wouldn't return had just as good meal at cafe primo for 1/3 cost very disappointed

have nothing to complain about. great setting and good service. however the menu was nothing special.