Help me find... a sports pub in Adelaide
The city is brimming with pubs where you can get close enough to the sporting action that you can almost hear the roars from the game! See where to go before, during or after the on-green action throughout LIV Golf Adelaide.
North Adelaide
Queen's Head Hotel
You know a pub is doing something well when it’s the oldest licensed venue in an original building in the state. Established in 1838, the Queen's Head has maintained its cosy, welcoming vibe with a few sleek updates over the years. This pub is renowned for their wood oven pizza and monthly beer specials. If you’re lucky, you’ll score an elusive seat in front of the fireplace.
The Archer Hotel
Established in 1882, the iconic heritage pub has lived a colourful life including stints as a library, bank and radio station. It reopened its doors recently with a few sleek updates. There are 17 beers on tap for your drinking pleasure and plenty of space for you to pop your feet up. The Archer is the place to be if you’re hungry after all your cheering.
The Kentish Hotel
The Kentish Hotel, located at the eastern end of Stanley Street, is a favourite amongst locals and their furry friends. The gastropub’s menu is inspired from all across the globe while also providing a great share menu featuring dumplings, arancini, satay skewers and more.
The Lion Hotel
The Lion Hotel is the place to be for non-stop sporting action. Watch the game live and loud and cheer on with food and drink specials.
CBD
Jimmy's Bar & Grill
Catch your favourite sports live at Jimmy's Bar & Grill. Located conveniently on Grenfell Street in the heart of the city, Jimmy's is perfect to sit back and watch live sport with a beer and burger in hand. Better yet, they also have daily specials every day!
The Strathmore Hotel
Located smack bang in the city centre, opposite the Adelaide Railway Station, The Strathmore Hotel is perfect for game day action. Watch your favourite games live on the big screen with a beer in hand and a belly full of food from the extensive menu.
The Cumberland Arms
Also known as The Cumby, this iconic West End pub has
changed more than its name over the last few years. The pub has gone
through a total renovation coming out the other end a more sleek and
sophisticated space to spend some downtime. Proud to claim the title of
the CBDs largest beer garden, they also feature a big screen which shows
sport, sport and more sport. With regular specials, this could be just the place to settle in for the game.
The Stag Public House
Sit in the sports room and watch games daily while being
surrounded by memories of some of Australia's greats (think Formula 1 memorabilia) or watch the game
from the large projector in the front bar.
The General Havelock
More affectionately known as The Havey, this pub has a menu full of
goodies and plenty large screen TV’s to choose from so you won’t miss a
minute of the action.
All food and drink specials correct at time of publishing.