Aldinga Bay Surf Life Saving Club - Aldinga Beach, South Australia

Patricia T.

We went on a 30°+ day & popped in on the chance of getting a table on the deck outside, on a very busy day. The staff were welcoming & only too happy to accommodate us with our request, by moving a few things around & we were soon seated. The food was delicious, very fresh & well presented. Sold.at a good price point.Salt & pepper squid & Coorong mullet. Drink list was local wines & a great selection. Only wish a few more cafe/ resturants would include a choice of low Alcohol drinks, which are becoming more popular, especially for those driving & a healthier choice. The view on the day was spectacular. Service was attentive & friendly. Our new favourite place regardless of weather, summer brilliant, winter cosy. We will head back hopefully this weekend with others. Would have given 5 stars if they had a low Alcohol wine. They did have a low Alcohol Sparklingly White on offer but would rather a flat white wine.

Kat G.

Delicious food with fantastic views, although some items on the small/shared menu really too small for the price.

Extensive wine list. Service is a bit green, but I'm sure will improve over time. We ate the cheeseburger, anchovy toast, artichoke and hommus dip, and salt and pepper squid. Yum 😋 give it a try if you're in the area.

Peter O.

Had a chicken parmi which was terrible, soggy underneath and chewy like rubber almost like was microwaved with a stale off taste. The side ''salad'' tasted fermented and chips were cold. Tried the gravy from the person I was with plate, they said everything tasted weird also, It tasted off like it was a week old. Terrible experience and over priced. Staff didn't even ask why hardly anything was eaten. Go anywhere else but here.

james B.

Good club, the cafe at the front is likewise pretty good - not sure if part of the club or seperate.

Decent food, beer decent value.

Theo

Saturdays cafe manager was simply rude & unaccomodating, food was good but without simple respect & cortousy the food had left a foul taste. Group of 6, two being elderly, walked in for lunch, no reservation made, restaurant was at 35% capacity, we asked to be seated away from the open door leading to the decking as the elderly were very susceptible to the cold, manager simply said that the door table was the only available and the remainder were booked, we said we'll be out within 90 minutes but he still insisted that it was the only table available. We sat near the door, stayed for 250 minutes and 5 of the tables that were said to be booked never had patrons on the seats. The manager either had no idea how to run this establishment, rude or racist. I wouldn't even return for a glass of water, managers like that diminish the area & have no place in any establishment. We'll definitely be taking this to all social media sites to warn others.

Alex D.

Aldinga beach is absolutely worth the drive and bring enough for a picnic on the beach or in your car as you can bring any car onto it, doesn’t need to be a 4X4.

Claudia K.

My family and I walked in here on a Saturday. The renovation looks great, the space is inviting and bright. The service was great and the wine list was 10/10. We were very impressed by the options on the menu and particularly how inclusive they were for vegetarians. The options were different than your usual pub but also offer the classics. The food was incredible and well presented. We will definitely be coming back!

George T.

Called in for coffee and cake. They are not set up for this as it is a restaurant. We settled for excellent coffee and choices from the desert menu. Excellent, full of flavour and freshly made. Great service and assistance from the business partners and staff. The place itself is clean, bright and airy with reasonable room to move and park two walking frames. Access is great once you negotiate the pine bark and gravel foot paths. NO disability parking spots with rough, loose gravel parking area and foot paths being the only drawback.