AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) Watch 50sA shark, about three metres in length, has washed up on Henley Beach. CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced Henley Beach ahead of bumper auction weekendTom Bowden South Australia is gearing up for its biggest auction weekend in recent weeks According to the data provider’s Property Preview Report 179 auctions are set to hit the auction block this weekend – 173 in metro Adelaide and a further 6 in regional South Australia and comes before the auction scene tapers off in the lead up to the Easter break 163 auctions are scheduled for next weekend with just 53 set to go under the hammer the following weekend Salisbury East is the top auction suburb for the weekend Of all the properties going under the hammer across the nation this weekend the top two most-viewed can be found in SA – 63 East Tce 63 East Tce sales agent Jae Curtis of Belle Property Henley Beach/Glenelg said interest in the property had been strong The kitchen with island bench and breakfast bar “I’ve had probably 80 people through this one in the past few weeks,” he said which is hard to find and it’s just off of Henley Square so in a perfect location and it’s been very well received “We’ve had a real collection of buyers – from interstaters to Henley Beach locals “We hold off our registrations until the morning of the auction but we are expecting quite a few.” Mr Curtis said he had had a number of people keen to put in offers but have referred them to Satuday’s auction “I’m pretty sure it should go on the day – you never really know until you turn up but there’s strong interest so I’m thinking it should go well,” he said The three-bedroom home hits the auction block at 2.30pm Saturday and is being advertised with a price guide of $1.475m third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. By accessing or using our platform, you agree to our Terms of Use. A major redevelopment of Henley Beach Road is in the works The City of West Torrens Council is planning a major makeover of Henley Beach Road in Adelaide’s west with visions for a multicultural dining precinct The goal is to turn the street into a thriving accessible area that will boost the economy and breathe new life into the heart of West Torrens.Henley Beach Road has long been a central route since the late 1800s when it served as the main connection between the CBD and the coast but has been recognised by the council as an area in need of improvement Now that planning is confirmed for the 2.2km northern tunnels from Grange Road to James Congdon Drive the focus can shift to making the street a more attractive destination A key part of the redevelopment is improving public transport along Henley Beach Road While the exact plans are not yet confirmed the council has identified a need to better connect Henley Beach Road to major areas like the Adelaide Airport Local businesses and property owners have been actively involved in the planning process sharing important feedback on how people use the street and where improvements are needed Their input has been key in shaping the vision for the project we were heartened at the enthusiasm and passion that they have in wanting to see change along Henley Beach Road,” Mayor Michael Coxon “What has been proposed so far has been positively received.” The revamp will also celebrate the area’s history and cultural diversity reflecting the different communities that have shaped Henley Beach Road This includes honouring the Kaurna people’s history and the area’s wider multicultural influences Preserving the road’s character will be a priority with measures in place to protect its heritage and historic charm Early feedback from the community and local businesses shows strong support for this approach there’s a clear opportunity to improve the streetscape An example of this approach is the current upgrade of Thebarton Theatre a State heritage-listed building undergoing renovations that respect its historical significance while adding modern amenities for the future The transformation of Henley Beach Road will bring many benefits to the local community By focusing on both residential and commercial development the council hopes to turn Henley Beach Road into a “central point where people will be able to meet do business and live,” Mayor Michael Coxon says “This is a very complex project which will be undertaken in stages and phases,” Mayor Coxon says and that the revitalisation is what our community expects we will undertake pilot projects and investigations that our community will be able to provide feedback on.”  The West Torrens Council’s vision to turn Henley Beach Road into an exciting and inclusive space for the community is an exciting proposition While the project is still in its early stages the goal is clear: to create a Henley Beach Road that has modern amenities while celebrating decades of cultural history For more information on this project, visit The City of West Torrens’ website Over 100 South Australian wine producers are showcasing their best to international importers this.. 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Glam Adelaide is a news website dedicated to bringing you the best of South Australia we pride ourselves in supporting local business We would like to acknowledge the Kaurna people as the custodians of the lands and waters of the Adelaide region Get the latest SA news for free via our iPhone app here: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/glam-adelaide/id1626204930 Get the latest SA news for free via our new Android app here: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=glam+adelaide&c=apps&hl=en&pli=1 Glam Adelaide has today launched an app for readers all over SA Following a viral video showing tensions in the community Adelaide has become home to many a High Tea spots that are perfect for.. Stephen Noonan is bringing his much loved show The Boy and the Ball to.. Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out South Australia will see mixed weather conditions Haigh Mansions is part of our state heritage Haigh Mansions has always been a quiet beauty she is the kind of building people notice without really knowing why Locals and visitors alike pass her every day and the way she holds herself against the sea breeze yet most have little idea of the story behind her walls with her recent addition to the State Heritage Register Haigh Mansions is finally stepping into the spotlight the man behind South Australia’s much-loved Haigh’s Chocolates He bought one of the last vacant blocks along the Henley Beach Esplanade The story goes that Henley Beach was chosen over Somerton Park on the toss of a coin though the nearby railway line into the city probably helped seal the deal Alongside the eight flats that made up Haigh Mansions Haigh also built a five-roomed bungalow next door he added a few private bathing houses right on the beach in front of the flats giving residents their own little slice of seaside luxury At a time when Adelaide’s middle-class suburbs were filled with traditional cottages and bungalows but purpose-built ones — designed from the ground up for a new way of living It was a bold move that made quiet waves in Adelaide at the time These flats were more than just seaside housing Haigh Mansions offered a modern and rather luxurious lifestyle one that suggested there was another way to live — without endless lawn mowing or costly stone and weatherboard repairs The building had two elegant wings with a garden in between external staircases that were daring for the era and verandahs that caught the sun and sea breeze just so it was a glimpse of something fresh — a small slice of coastal modernity when most people were still holding onto the past becoming the earliest surviving example of purpose-built flats in South Australia As flat living became part of everyday life Haigh Mansions remained a reminder that this wasn’t just a trend — it had roots planted right here on the Henley Esplanade The building’s heritage listing now secures her place as part of Adelaide’s story though the symmetrical design and signature staircases are certainly worth admiring Haigh Mansions marked a shift — a moment when people began looking at how they could live differently: more simply and with the beach almost on their doorstep perhaps on a quiet evening stroll or during a sunny weekend Haigh Mansions carries the ambition and charm of a time when Adelaide dared to try something new she will keep telling that story for generations to come Beachside Bagels is bringing fresh flavours and new trading hours to Henley Beach Henley Beach’s most popular bagel spot does a whole lot more than bagels they’re getting ready to heat things up with new monthly specials and coffee deals If you’ve been to Henley Beach on a weekend you won’t be surprised to see Henley Square pumping and perhaps people who partied too hard the night before all enjoying one of the decadent bagels from this hole-in-the-wall spot Whether it’s a classic smoked salmon and cream cheese it’s easy to see why these are so popular Beachside Bagels is freshening up the menu with its new monthly specials beachgoers can enjoy a special Meatball Sub This extravagant sub is filled with pork and veal meatballs in traditional house-made Napoletana sauce smash burger bagel and steak frites sando have all proven especially popular Now Beachside Bagels is also serving up Crema di Caffe the Matcha and Mont Blanc drinks — making this a great spot to grab some brunch with friends or a quick coffee in the mornings We’re constantly inspired by the support and excitement our regulars bring They’re the reason we push ourselves to keep the specials fresh and creative each month,” shared the team we wanted Beachside Bagels to be more than just a place to grab breakfast The way our customers have embraced what we do They’ll be serving coffee and drinks and all the tasty bagels and sandos until midday You can find them in and amongst all the action of Henley Square Beachside Bagels Where: 2/330 Seaview Road Henley Beach SA 5022When: Friday to Sunday. For more information, click here It's here. Glam Adelaide has today launched an app for readers all over SA. Following a viral video showing tensions in the community, the City of Charles Sturt... Adelaide has become home to many a High Tea spots that are perfect for... Stephen Noonan is bringing his much loved show The Boy and the Ball to... Wrong Turn At Lungfish is of exceptional quality and an unmitigated stand out! Over the next few days, South Australia will see mixed weather conditions, with Adelaide... Play Duration: 2 minutes 49 seconds2m 49sBrought to you by A massive 'crater' has appeared on Henley Beach with little communication according to an MP for the beachside electorate of Coulton.  The crater is approximately 20-30 metres wide, part of a process to flush blue-green algae from Lake Torrens. MP Matt Cowdrey told Sonya Feldhoff, "It's rather more brutalistic, and probably bigger, than I remember it being year-to-year". A 'crater' on Henley Beach, part of a program to flush blue-green algae from Lake Torrens.( Fazz Faran Save West Beach Sand) Published: 16h agoSun 4 May 2025 at 8:00pm Download the ABC listen app to text and call your favourite live radio Change is inevitable in the hospitality world it’s about making the right moves to keep delivering the exceptional dining experiences their community loves In a statement they provided to Glam Adelaide they have said After much reflection, we have made the decision to close our third venue Santi’s and simply being stretched too thin has led us to this moment we’re not slowing down – we’re sharpening our focus and doubling down on what we do best Alimentary Eatery and The Alchemists Kitchen our two first babies at Brighton are our heart and soul We’re putting everything we’ve got into making them better than ever This isn’t a setback—it’s a strategic move to ensure we can keep delivering the exceptional food and experience that our incredible community deserve To everyone who supported us at our third venue We’re taking that energy with us as we level up our two Brighton venues and we can’t wait to welcome you with fresh ideas and even more passion Big love to the customer base that have supported us for the last 6 years You are all part of what keeps us in business and pushes both of us to strive harder than ever to execute all the ideas we have The loyalty and love has given us the ability to continue doing what we love and to keep our two doors open See you soon down South!Cheers Deeb and Andrea Milky the focus is now on enhancing the two thriving venues that Brighton locals know and love remains a hotspot for its handcrafted pizzas the venue continues to be a destination for those seeking incredible food and an unforgettable atmosphere “Our pizzas have become a favourite in the community and we’re excited to continue serving them with the same quality and flavour that our customers love,” said Andrea She reiterates that one of the biggest challenges they’ve faced in recent years has been staff shortages which ultimately led to the closure of Santi’s “The reality is that hospitality is seeing a decline in interest making it increasingly difficult to sustain multiple venues while delivering the standard we strive for South Australia’s hospitality scene is incredibly diverse—for a city of our size we would rate it on par with Melbourne and Sydney The biggest challenge we face as a state is the perception that people need to travel interstate for a great experience SA is thriving and only getting better,” said Andrea by focusing on our two wildly successful venues Exciting changes are underway at Alimentary Eatery We’re delighted to welcome our new head chef who is bringing fresh creativity and expertise to our kitchen and the much-anticipated return of Alimentary Nights We’re also excited to welcome a new head chef at The Alchemists’ Kitchen who is set to take the venue to new heights redefining flavours and setting a new standard for excellence.” Alimentary Eatery remains the go-to spot for vibrant brunches The name “Alimentary” is proudly worn on staff shirts symbolising its dedication to nourishment and quality—something that will only be further elevated in the coming months “We’ve always believed that food should not only taste amazing but make people feel good too That’s the philosophy behind Alimentary Eatery and it’s something we’re more committed to than ever.” with their full focus on these two beloved Brighton venues Deeb and Andrea are more committed than ever to creating fresh experiences and delivering the exceptional hospitality that has built their loyal following over the past six years “This isn’t just about keeping our doors open – it’s about continually pushing boundaries and giving our customers something truly special every time they visit.” This is not the end – this is a transformative new beginning and be part of the exciting next chapter at Alimentary Eatery and The Alchemists’ Kitchen Andrea expresses her gratitude to the loyal community that has continued to support their journey: “Supporting local businesses has never been more important and I can’t thank our regulars enough for their continued loyalty and we feel truly blessed to be part of such a strong and passionate community here in Brighton We’re excited for what’s ahead and can’t wait to welcome you in soon.” BrightonFind The Alchemists’ Kitchen at 81 Jetty Rd Spring Pilates studio is offering free Saturday morning beachside pilates classes at Henley Beach Have you been looking for a fresh way to get outside and get active this summer Henley Beach has welcomed a new crew to its shores Spring will be heading down to the beach to host a weekly free pilates class Spring is not just your regular pilates studio. Through a combination of reformer pilates with the attention to detail of a PT, Spring’s group fitness style classes create an environment that is lively “We first opened a studio in Stepney in 2021 and then we expanded into Goodwood the following year and a year ago we opened a studio in Henley,” shared owner Harrison We started ‘Loverboy’ when we were younger but we’ve gotten a bit older now and sold it about a year ago When Covid hit we couldn’t open the club “We also own ‘Nauti Buoy’ the cafe in Henley so we always wanted to figure out a way that we could combine the two together We know that pilates is a luxury for a lot of people and we understand that not everyone can afford it but we think that everyone deserves to have a chance to feel their best so we saw this as an opportunity to give back to the community.” and the beach at the team’s disposal these ‘Sandy’ classes were a no-brainer these classes are totally free and run on the weekends “We wanted to put it on Saturdays to make it as accessible as possible “These classes are for anyone and everyone we’ll have a couple of trainers there as well to show everyone how to do it I think it’s a really great intro to Pilates we’ve been getting 150 plus people attending Harrison shares that all you need to bring to the free sessions is a towel to use as a mat if you fancy a dip in the ocean after the session it’s sure to come in handy These sessions will be running every Saturday at 7:30am on the shore down from Nauti Buoy Sandy by Spring Where: The shore down from Nauti BuoyWhen: Every Saturday, check social media to confirm dates. For more information, click here If you’re planning a swim at Henley Beach anytime soon there’s a temporary safety alert you should know about All Images: Visit Henley Beach many South Aussies will be flocking to Henley Beach for a perfect day by the water South Australia’s Infrastructure and Transport team has installed buoys to mark a section of the beach where exposed pipes believed to be remnants of the old Henley Swimming Pool While the issue is expected to be fixed soon swimmers are advised to stay clear of the area This discovery raises an interesting question and an even more fascinating story – who remembers the old Henley Swimming Pool or for most people who were too young to have experienced it some remnants of this historic structure can still be seen peeking above the water The Henley & Grange Historical Society has dug into the history of the pool originally built as a private venture right on the foreshore It was a popular spot for competitive swimming with eight lanes and a depth of 4.8 meters at its northern end The pool also had a 3-meter and a 10-meter diving tower Among the many famous faces to train at Henley was Australian swimming legend She used the pool to prepare for the 1956 Olympic Games putting Henley Beach firmly on the map in Australian swimming history The pool’s life wasn’t without its challenges Severe storms and rough seas often took their toll the pool eventually closed for good and was demolished in 1985 especially as the home of the Henley and Grange Swimming Club The club has kept the tradition alive with the annual swim from Henley to Grange Jetty a historic event that’s been happening since 1917 If you’re heading down to Henley Beach for a swim anytime soon make sure to stay mindful of the marked areas and follow the safety alerts This way you can keep making summer memories just like the swimmers who enjoyed the Henley Pool decades ago To read more on the history of the Henley Beach Swimming pool, click here For further updates on Henley Beach, stay informed through the Visit Henley Beach Facebook page then Mia Margarita is the place to be this Adelaide Cup holiday One of Adelaide’s most highly-anticipated BBQ collaborations is returning to Henley Beach for a second rodeo this long weekend and Mia Margarita present to you Adelaide’s greatest American Low ‘n’ Slow BBQ night set to dazzle the tastebuds of hungry diners from 7pm onwards on Monday March 10th and refreshing drinks sound like your kind of party then Mia Margarita is the place to be this Adelaide Cup public holiday diners can choose from wagyu sliced brisket The bar will be serving drinks from 5:30pm on the night and while beverages are not included in the $75 per person ticket there will be a selection of deals and discounts on selected beers and cocktails Be sure to arrive by 6:45pm to witness the BBQ table reveal – they say it’s not something you’re going to want to miss be sure to book your table in advance by prepaying the $75 ticket You can choose from indoor or outdoor seating – the BBQ table will be upstairs so outdoor diners will need to head upstairs to load their plates Rik might even bring some BBQ to the outdoor area directly from the smoker While this BBQ event is certainly a highlight Mia Margarita is also a fantastic spot for a casual dinner or a fun night out any day of the week the restaurant has great weekday specials to make dining even more enjoyable sip on $15 Mojitos while digging into two Birria Tacos for just $21 treat yourself to $7 Tap Pints and a whopping 1kg of wings for only $20 Bookings are essential for the all-you-can-eat BBQ night and get ready for Adelaide’s greatest Low ‘n’ Slow BBQ event Blessing of the Waters and traditional festivities set to attract hundreds The Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia (GOCSA) will host its annual Blessing of the Waters this Sunday at Henley Beach in Adelaide combining religious tradition with cultural festivities and is expected to draw hundreds of attendees and guests process along the Henley Beach jetty before participants dive into the sea to retrieve the Holy Cross “This time-honoured tradition not only enriches the Greek community but also contributes significantly to the vibrant multicultural tapestry of our great state,” said South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas in a message to GOCSA He praised the event for exemplifying the Greek community’s renowned hospitality and its tradition of filoxenia (hospitality) the Henley Beach Greek Festival will unfold featuring a blend of Greek and multicultural performances is an annual event that all South Australians can look forward to It’s not only a wonderful opportunity for our Greek community to showcase its culture and traditions but it’s also a chance for all South Australians to celebrate the state’s cultural diversity and promote cultural understanding,” GOCSA Cultural Committee Chair Hellas Lucas added -Traditional Greek dances by the GOCSA Dance Academy and the Pontian Brotherhood of SA -A special showcase of Ukrainian culture by dancers from Adelaide’s SLAVA Ukrainian Cultural Centre including the much-loved loukoumades (Greek honey puffs) The 2025 Henley Beach Greek Festival and Blessing of the Waters a signature event of the Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia (GOCSA) drew hundreds of attendees to the Henley Beach Foreshore on Sunday The day commenced with a procession of clergy and guests to the end of the jetty for the Epiphany ceremony More than 30 brave swimmers plunged into the cool waters of St Vincent’s Gulf This year’s winner was 15-year-old Kristijan Radovanovic from Woodcroft It was his first time participating in the event ‘just go in,'” Kristijan said after retrieving the cross Kristijan was awarded a gold cross by GOCSA along with a special robe donated by the Greek Women’s Society of South Australia “O Taxiarchis,” and a commemorative trophy attendees gathered to hear speeches from community leaders and dignitaries “Epiphany brings a message of spiritual rebirth It reminds us Greeks worldwide to continue defending the values and ideals that shaped our history and culture—Humanism and Justice,” GOCSA President Peter Gardiakos said expressing gratitude to the volunteers and sponsors who made the event possible South Australian Minister for Multicultural Affairs Zoe Bettison reflected on the festival’s cultural inclusivity particularly noting the participation of the Ukrainian SLAVA group you show your support for our wider community and our hearts are with Ukrainians as they continue to fight the invasion,” she said Other prominent attendees included Federal Minister for Health and Aged Care Mark Butler MP State Member for Colton Matt Cowdrey OAM MP and the Mayor of the City of Charles Sturt Angela Evans who praised the event for fostering community connections The formalities gave way to vibrant cultural performances including dances by the Pontian Brotherhood of SA Live music by the local band Kerasma Live kept the atmosphere lively while guests enjoyed traditional Greek delicacies from the bustling food stalls stressed the importance of volunteers in bringing such events to life “Take the opportunity when you see volunteers to say ‘Thank you.’ Events like this do not happen without their support,” she said A Henley Beach woman has been hit with a serious case of deja vu after scoring a huge win in last Saturday’s X Lotto—but it’s not the first time Over 20 years ago she experienced the same thing The Adelaide local was one of 13 division one winners in the Saturday X Lotto draw 4543 “We just found out!” she said when speaking with officials from The Lott “My husband was the one who checked my numbers He came over and surprised me and I went ‘Oh my It was a group of 10 of us and we each got about $260,000 each I still have a vivid memory of all our numbers on the screen and I couldn’t believe it It’s great that lots of winners took home division one over the weekend The ticket was purchased at Rex’s Findon Newsagency Store manager Kirsten Hoare was thrilled for their latest lucky customer “We will be celebrating with decorations and talking to everyone about this great news we’ve had at least 16 division wins so we’re very lucky Being a family run business in a great community The winning numbers in Saturday X Lotto draw 4543 were 12 there were 13 division one winners—one in South Australia The Lott has created 304 division one winners It’s proof that lightning really can strike twice—congratulations to the lucky winner is entering a new chapter after nearly 20 years Images: The Stunned Mullet After nearly 20 years of serving up crispy chips and fresh fish the family-owned institution is passing the torch to new owners The news was shared with the community by Visit Henley Beach on Facebook who said: “Well it’s the end of an era Dino and Daughters from The Stunned Mullet “They’ve been the go-to fish ‘n chip shop for many in the area for nearly 20 years (well perhaps not the girls) as the fish and chip shop welcomes new owner Viren Viren is excited to be taking over and promises the same great service and food going forward Dino will be around for about a month to help out Founded in March 2005 by Dino and Amanda Papadopoulos, The Stunned Mullet has become a famous fixture in Henley Beach. The family-owned business has consistently earned awards overtime, like in 2023, when they proudly claimed the title of Best Fish and Chips in South Australia This award adds to their impressive list of accolades including top honours at the Seafood Industry Awards and Australian Fish and Chips Awards in 2017 sustainably sourced seafood they serve up every day that the team fillets on-site Growing up in Port McDonnell on the Southeast coast This upbringing inspired the values behind The Stunned Mullet and a passion for the industry are at the heart of every meal The Stunned Mullet’s mission remains the same: to serve the best the future looks bright for this iconic Henley Beach spot The Stunned Mullet is open Wednesday to Sunday supporting the local seafood industry and serving up some of the best fish and chips in the state What: The Stunned MulletWhere: 8 East Terrace, Henley Beach, SA 5022When: Wednesday to Sunday 11:30am to 8pmFacebook: The Stunned MulletFor more information, click here Due to unforeseen circumstances and a change in situation Asian food aficionados are saying goodbye to a fan fav eatery sister restaurant of popular Asian eatery Gondola Gondola the owners announced their closure ‘with a heavy heart’ Opened in the former 50SixOne premises on Seaview Road It joined the vibrant emerging foodie scene at Henley Beach adding to the buzzing atmosphere and international flavour of Henley Square home to Adelaide favourites including Malobo The restaurant was an extension of their popular sister venue with Vietnamese Chinese and Taiwanese influences in its delicious cuisine They also served a Boozy Lunch Banquet during the colder months and have been loved year-round for their mouth-watering chicken and corn dumpling and incredible cocktails In the post they expressed gratitude to those who supported the venue ”Due to unforeseen circumstances and a shift in the long-term vision of our team we have made the difficult decision to close our doors “We want to express our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you who have supported us throughout this journey Your loyalty and love have meant the world to us and we will forever be grateful for the memories we’ve created together We would be honoured to have you for the same warmth and delicious South-East Asian cuisine that you’ve come to love “Thank you once again for being part of the Blue Rose family Our last days of trade will be Saturday & Sunday (Sept 1st) Blue Rose gift vouchers will be redeemable at Gondola Gondola New 'dragon teeth' road markings that appear to be 3-D have been installed on Magill Road and Seaview Road.  The trial aims to slow motorists in busy suburban business and pedestrian areas. Dr. Mario Mongiardini from the University of Adelaide's Centre for Automotive Safety Research said to Sonya, Jules & Roving Reporter, Troy Sincock, "The idea is to make them three dimensional so that we can attract people's attention". Dragon teeth road markings are in place on Magill Road, Magill and Seaview Road, Henley Beach.(Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR)) Gilbert’s Wine Bar & Grill will open soon on Henley Beach Road with a mix of all the brand’s offerings in one venue Gilbert’s Wine Bar & Grill is the latest offering from co-owners Wilson and Isabelle Shawyer It will be the “perfect amalgamation” of Good Gilbert “So we’ll have the best of GG’s [Good Gilbert] in regards to that really fun “But then further developing the food offering that we’ve done at Good Burger to be more restaurant-focused and more American grill-focused “And then with a fit-out like Asha without all the hardwood It’s going to feel very modern in here in a really nice way.” The walls are painted in the colour ‘Boston Ivy’ There is one notable difference with Gilbert’s Wine Bar & Grill compared to the rest of the hospitality offerings: this one is in the western suburbs My first business [Burgertec on Grange Road] was in the west so it was all I knew for a while and it was always really “Then I moved around the corner to Good Gilbert [and] was a regular in the bar That’s how I started to get more and more involved with these guys “I think we only ever see the world from whatever perspective we see it from From where I saw it then was there was nothing really out here with the offering that was GG’s Stephen says he saw something greater for the venue Burgertec always had a large takeaway focus whereas this is a 60-seater licensed restaurant in a precinct of restaurants,” he says and the business could stand on its own two feet but it was definitely a takeaway brand and so it’s very hard to have one of seven [change to] a dine-in restaurant with a license – it’s very hard to recreate your identity in one location “So I would just be looking at this space being like Though Gilbert’s Wine Bar & Grill went through four different concepts – including a sports bar and a Good Burger 2.0 – the team settled on something “accessible” where patrons can come for a meal the offering [that’s] based on the clientele in the area,” Stephen says what other offerings there are in the area.” Subscribe for updatesThey’ve made deliberate decisions to cater to this area like opening seven days for lunch and dinner and having food that is while also offering other proteins like fish “Chopped salads and things – again leaning into that American food culture but playing into the area It can’t be such a heavy food menu as well We still want it to be approachable and accessible as a lunchtime venue,” Wilson says A selection of Good Burger’s menu will operate separately as ‘Good Burger at Gilbert’s’ “So we’re going to have our Good Burger menu available online and we’re going to have Uber Eats and run Good Burger independently through the space,” Stephen says “We had a burger offering in this space for the last eight or nine years so we don’t necessarily want to take that away and have people bang on the doors saying ‘give us burgers’.” “And then we’ll have the grill and snack offering within the four walls.” The team “want this to be a drinking destination” as well as a food hangout and will have a 200 to 300 bottle list with a large sparkling offering “We’re booze people at heart,” Wilson says We ask the crew if they feel like they’ve nailed the opening process after three in one year “We’re getting more efficient at it in regards to just being more aware of what also needs to be done during fit-out and just being more on the front foot with it,” Wilson says Gilbert’s Wine & Grill is located at 172 Henley Beach Road Torrensville and is slated to open in mid-November Subscribe for updatesConnect with the business on Instagram for more. InDaily South Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout South Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Copyright ©2025 InDaily. All rights reserved. Sorry, this product is unavailable. Please choose a different combination. On Triple M Breakfast with Roo, Ditts and Loz, Ditts revealed a rumour that has got locals talking. There is a strong push to block off Seaview Road in Henley Square, a move that could significantly change the area’s atmosphere. Why Are Locals Pushing for the Change?Henley Square is a favourite spot for many in Adelaide, including Ditts himself. He shared his love for the area, saying: “I love Henley Square. All of the restaurants are nice. I like all of them down there. We rotate through them over the journey, but just, like going there. Beautiful beach. Outside at the Ramsgate right now on a hot night, it’s a beautiful place to sit and look at the water.” However, there is one major issue that many regulars agree on – the noise pollution from loud vehicles. One of the biggest complaints from locals and visitors is hoon driving, particularly excessively loud motorbikes and cars revving their engines along Seaview Road. “There was a bit of a dampener, hoon driving. And I’m talking motorbikes that are so loud and they just drown you out. They just deliberately rev their engines so loud that you can’t even hear yourself.” This isn’t just a minor inconvenience—it’s an issue that’s affecting the liveability and enjoyment of Henley Square. Ditts shared that a local resident approached him during his visit, expressing frustration over the noise. She revealed she has started a petition to block off Seaview Road and has already spoken to many residents, business owners, and neighbours who support the idea. This move could help create a more pedestrian-friendly space, reduce noise pollution, and enhance the Henley Square experience. If the City of Charles Sturt were to move forward with this proposal, there are a few possibilities: This rumour is already sparking debate among locals. Some believe it could significantly improve the area’s appeal, while others may have concerns about access and parking. What do you think? Should Seaview Road be closed permanently, just on weekends, or not at all? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Get the latest updates direct to your inbox Play Duration: 1 minute 58 seconds1m 58sBrought to you by Three small businesses have been targeted on Henley Beach Road, with vandals smashing their windows. The Happy Jar cafe was forced to serve coffee from the back door, one day after their second birthday celebrations.  891 ABC Radio Adelaide Riving Reporter, Bobby Macumber said to Sonya & Jules, "Until they get everything fixed, they will just have restricted opening hours". The Happy Jar cafe on Henley Beach Road, Torrensville.(Bobby Macumber, ABC) The new café draws its culinary inspiration from the famed Gabriele Bonci a Roman pizza maestro renowned for revolutionising pizza al taglio Santi’s is the latest trendy brunch destination at Henley Beach officially opening its doors on Wednesday October 16th right on Seaview Road The new cafe is serving up coffee and pizza by the slice inspired by the legendary Gabriele Bonci – a Roman pizza maestro who revolutionised pizza al taglio with his signature slow-fermented dough and gourmet toppings Santi’s is truly going to be “a slice of Roman brilliance” At the heart of Santi’s menu is a 24-hour fermented wholemeal sourdough expertly crafted by Christian – Santi’s Northern Italian chef behind the magic With over a decade of pizza-making experience Christian started with traditional thin-crust pizzas in his hometown but soon discovered a true passion for pizza al taglio he’s bringing his expertise to Henley Beach The duo behind Santi’s are no newbies to the hospitality world, also owning popular Brighton spots Alimentary Eatery and The Alchemist’s Kitchen The menu at Santi’s will be changing weekly to showcase the freshest seasonal produce Then there’s the ‘Veggie Patch’ featuring succulent slow-roasted pork paired with a zesty fennel and jalapeño salad ‘A Slice of Breakfast’ is loaded with a fried egg Located on Henley Beach’s busy and bustling Seaview Road Santi’s is in the perfect spot to attract both locals and tourists we’re expecting them to pull some pretty big crowds with an intimate courtyard for 10 more and a lovely outdoor area for an additional 15 guests It’s an ideal spot for slow beachside mornings or casual post-swim snacks Santi’s will also offer takeaway slices from its cafe window so you can grab a slice and take it straight down to the beach With its relaxed vibe and vibrant food culture laid-back dining experience to Henley Beach that feels both familiar and fresh The cafe is also working on an à la carte menu so that it will not only be a go-to spot for Roman-inspired pizza Santi’s will officially be open to the public from Wednesday October 16th through Sunday serving coffee from 7am and breakfast and brunch from 10:30am What: Santi’sWhere: 251 Seaview Road, Henley Beach 5022When: Open Wednesday to SundayCoffees from 7amBreakfast and brunch from 10:30amInstagram: @santis_henley The man was found after police followed a trail of destruction after midnight on Tuesday in the western suburbs Police were called to a series of alarm activations on business premises on Henley Beach Road at Torrensville at about 12.30 am Several businesses were broken into and police located a suspect at the scene: the 32-year-old man who had suffered a leg injury as a result of the break-ins The man led police to the Cowandilla home where the body of the 60-year-old man was discovered Police said the victim is believed to be a resident of the address The 32-year-old was arrested and police said it was expected he would be charged with murder and other related property offences once his medical treatment is completed dailyPolice have encouraged anyone with information that may assist with the investigation to contact Crime Stoppers SponsoredResetting the rules: How parenting has changed in 2025Meltdowns in Kmart A new SA podcast is here to help you feel a little more confident – and a lot less alone – about how you parent SponsoredWhat’s happening in SA: May editionForget autumn hibernation – May’s here with drag queens Autumn in Adelaide has never looked so good SponsoredKiller camels and trampoline sex scandals: It’s History Festival timeDan and Tom from podcast AdeLOL reveal the hilarious side of South Australia’s history your teachers conveniently skipped See why history’s better when it’s weird at this year’s History Festival SponsoredWorld-first AI breakthrough helps SA hospitalsSouth Australia’s latest medical game-changer isn’t a new pill – it’s an AI system built by two young Adelaide doctors that’s helping free up beds in our hospitals Brazilian police say they have prevented a bomb attack planned for Lady Gaga’s historic concert that drew more than two million people to Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro. 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While Labor scored an emphatic majority over the coalition in Saturday’s federal election, several seats remain too close to call. luxurious and just set a new suburb record this display home’s new owners won’t need to break a sweat – or their bank account – to enjoy a new-found mortgage-free lifestyle Selling agent Hayley Turner of Harris Real Estate Kent Town said the five-bedroom residence at 525 Henley Beach Rd Fulham has sold for $3.05m after just one open – eclipsing the previous record by $700,000 the designer home featured a family-friendly layout across two levels while a pool and a double garage added that extra special touch “The buyer is a Chinese family and they paid for it in cash so no banks were involved,” Ms Turner said I only did one open and we had about 40 people through and ended up with three offers – but that of the buyer’s was the standout (offer).” ‘Blown away by it’: Inside the Hills entertainer that’s turning heads Most viewed home tipped to sell for record price One open is all it took to sell this Fulham display home The two-storey home was designed with family living in mind The contemporary kitchen is a piece of art located just three-minutes from the beach and a stone’s throw of Henley Square with Metricon – which built and designed the home – looking to continue using the residence as a display home as they have done for the past year it means an 8 per cent lease back (per annum) of the purchase price with a commercial rental agreement in place for the next three to five years “That’s a massive rental income for someone and you can also avoid stamp duty as it’s a commercial lease,” Ms Turner said “So that’s why these display homes are so attractive to buyers.” Ms Turner said more buyers were considering display homes as investment pushing prices to new record highs in a number of other locations 2 Bellevue Ave sold for $1.11m in November last year setting a new record for a single level dwelling within the suburb 45a Blackwood Park also set a suburb record when it sold for $2.5m 75 inquiries per home: The suburbs buyers are fighting to get into Dreams shattered: Family forced to sell home at auction Killer blow for home building as Adelaide land costs explode The master bedroom offers easy access to the ensuite Henley Beach’s Mia Margarita is teaming up with Rik’s Grill and the Adelaide BBQ Weber Store to bring Adelaide’s ultimate American Low ‘n’ Slow BBQ night they’ll be hosting an epic feast with mouthwatering smoked meats feast your eyes and your appetite on a massive BBQ table loaded with all the best smoked meats The best part is that it’s all-you-can-eat so you can keep filling your plate as many times as you can until you’re so full you can’t take another bite The lineup of smokin’ hot BBQ offerings includes: Be sure to arrive by 6:45pm to witness the BBQ table reveal – they say it’s not something you’re going to want to miss be sure to book your table in advance and prepay $70 per person Choose from indoor or outdoor seating (the BBQ table will be upstairs so outdoor diners will need to make a quick trip up and down the stairs to load their plates) $8 beers and $15 classic Margaritas are being offered on the bbq night so we’re giving it to them,” Owner Michael Ishak says and perfect for the whole family or a date night.” What: American Low ‘n’ Slow BBQ nightWhere: Mia Margarita, 2/330 Seaview Rd, Henley Beach SA 5022When: Monday January 20th Facebook: @MiaMargaritaHenleyFor more info, click here Escape the city’s hustle and bustle this long weekend by heading west to the shores of Henley Beach as Joe’s Kiosk teams up with Veuve Clicquot Escape the city’s hustle and bustle this Mad March long weekend by heading west to the shores of Henley Beach With temperatures forecast to reach the mid-30s it’s the perfect time to breathe in the fresh ocean air and sink your feet into the warm sand – before or after a glass of bubbles Enhance your beachside experience by indulging in Joe’s Henley Beach’s exclusive combination of premium fish and chips accompanied by a glass of Veuve Clicquot Cuvee Champagne paired with Joe’s fan-favourite chips and a glass of Veuve This special offering is available from Friday Whether you’re planning a Champagne breakfast this pairing adds a touch of luxury to your day If you’re quick and one of the first 24 people to book you’ll receive a special gift of sunshine from the Joe’s Kiosk team – a complimentary iconic Veuve souvenir glass This promotion also marks the launch of Joe’s ongoing $100 Bottle of Veuve Everyday campaign allowing you to elevate any meal with a bottle of Veuve Clicquot for just $100 Don’t miss this opportunity to combine the pleasures of a sunny beach day with incredible views of the Spencer Gulf and make your way to Joe’s Henley Beach for an unforgettable seaside experience Joe’s Kiosk Henley Beach & Veuve Clicquot When: Everyday 6.30am – 2.30pmWhere: Cnr of S St and The Esplanade, Henley Beach, 5022For more information, click here. The page you're looking for could not be found or you may have followed a broken link on another site You may also have bookmarked a page on our old site that no longer works The best way to find what you're looking for is to search This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The owners of the popular ‘Alimentary Eatery’ and ‘The Alchemist’s Kitchen’ are back again with a new business venture in the works – a café in Henley Square called ‘Santi’s’ The menu will feature signature pizzas with a twist and a refined à la carte brunch Owner Deeb Miky shares the inspiration behind the new café “We are thrilled to be opening up Santi’s When the opportunity for a third venue arose we wanted to incorporate our existing two venues into the third and came to the conclusion it was like a third child to us – Santiago.” “For anyone who has read the book The Alchemist you will know Santiago is a little boy on his personal journey and the main character of the book,” he continued Santi’s is situated on prime real estate nestled between Bottega Gelateria and Zambrero on the ever-busy Seaview Road The café is set to become a summertime staple for locals to grab a quick bite or a juice to go or the place to fill up after a day at the beach Inspired by The Alchemist’s Kitchen’s pizza and Alimentary Eatery’s coffee window Santi’s design combines functionality and aesthetics The venue maximises space with the front quarter of the area dedicated to takeaway orders while the remainder will offer an à la carte dining experience The indoor area will accommodate around 30 people with an internal and external courtyard catering to a further 20 people “We have a really good relationship with our landlord and when this location became available he came straight to us – it was more a case of the location finding us and the rest falling into place,” Deeb said “Our vision for Santi’s is to become a home for locals where they can have brunch The couple is currently project-managing the build themselves and aiming to officially open their doors by mid-August they plan to continue adding to the space and hope to create a beautifully curated environment that can be hired out for evening functions such as birthdays or baby showers kiosk and barbecue area are part of a new $2.9m public square now open on the Adelaide coast The Square at West Beach Park – located on the coastal path between Glenelg and Henley Beach - is designed to support community events such as artisan markets and food festivals which has transformed empty land into a new beachside hub nestled among the foreshore and natural vegetation including story poles and the sculpture of a blue-ringed octopus (Paitya Marawiti) by Kaurna/Ngarrindjeri artist Allan Sumner The space is open to the public in time for the summer holidays and will provide an opportunity for community events to be held at the popular beachside location West Beach Parks had 720,000 visitors to the precinct sporting and accommodation activities and facilities The Square has been developed and funded by West Beach Parks supported by a $1.45m State Government grant from the Planning and Development Fund West Beach Parks CEO Kate Anderson said The Square was designed to be the heart of the West Beach Parks precinct "It is a unique community-focused space that not only gathers people together in nature but also links them to the many recreational community and sporting facilities within our precinct that support healthy living," Ms Anderson said We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land We pay our respect to Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today The Government of South Australia website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia Licence. © Copyright 2023 Discover fun coastal activities for the spring school holidays Explore South Australia's beaches with family-friendly adventures from playgrounds to marine life encounters we’re highlighting a range of exciting coastal activities for families in South Australia Spring is the perfect time for families to get outside and explore the coast the following activities will guarantee that kids stay active and enjoy the outdoors along our stunning coastline dive into these exciting aquatic activities: The duo behind Alimentary Eatery and The Alchemists’ Kitchen are bringing pizzas and brunch to the beach A beachside locale has always been the first preference for Andrea Aranibar-Milky and Deeb Milky The pair opened Brighton Jetty Road café Alimentary Eatery in 2018, then The Alchemists’ Kitchen just down the road in 2021 the pair will open their third hospitality venture in Henley Square after a landlord fortunately fumbled on a space with “a lot of potential” I didn’t even think we wanted a third venue at this point “[The landlord and I] had been in contact for a couple of years and he always offers me venues and I’m like ‘Oh So I said ‘I want a place in Henley’,” Deeb continues Andrea and Deeb were attracted to the area as it shares similar qualities to their comfortable Brighton spaces like relying on regular locals Andrea and Deeb have particular tactics in play to combat the seasonality I’m trying to work on my winter trade because that’s your weak spot essentially,” Deeb says you put some money aside to get through and then it’s just combatting the seasonality you expect it and you plan for it in your head already As Santi’s is located between Bottega Gelateria and Zambrero the pair know they will “need a point of difference” to stand out among the long lines with fear of people “[not being able to] see the shop” “It’s situated in a spot where there’s a lot of high foot traffic and the footpath’s very narrow So I wanted to figure out a way on how to make it most effective for the strip — so it’s going to be a dual concept of takeaway and dine in,” Deeb says we’re going to cut it out and recess that back into the venue where people can walk in and walk out instead of blocking up the footpath “We’re going to have a little coffee window [and] snack window and then on the opposite side they’re going to walk in and have an à la carte menu as well.” Outside the window will be takeaway “gourmet” pizzas on fresh focaccia bread along with coffee and juices Subscribe for updates“It’s called pizza al taglio “We’re going to be using not just Italian flavours so we’ll probably infuse some of those flavours into the dishes as well as Italian “My theory behind it was the next evolution of the sando You’ve got the sando where everything’s in the middle but we’re going to take off the top of that.” Although the breakfast menu — that will be served as a sit-down option inside — hasn’t been finalised Deeb admits “it’s hard to reinvent the wheel with brunch” “My theory with brunch is people don’t want to try anything too different they want their brekky staples that they feel comfortable eating “So we’ll probably hit the staples with a twist in how we make them [like] what kind of bread we use.” The interiors will be emerald green and lilac light and vibrant with two outdoor courtyards the pair have created a fictional universe throughout their three hospitality ventures “We created a fictional character and we made a nickname — so Santi’s,” Andrea says “So our second venue is called The Alchemists’ Kitchen It’s loosely based on a book called The Alchemist and the main character from that book is Santiago “We thought we have Alimentary Eatery and The Alchemists’ Kitchen and the baby of those two venues is Santi’s Subscribe for updatesSanti’s is slated to open in mid-August Connect with the business on Instagram for more. Always wanted to swim in ocean without worrying about waves That's the magic of an ocean pool - natural seawater Adelaide once had its own ocean pool at Henley Beach built in the 1930s and removed in the 1990s you'll need to head to regional South Australia where several remain—many with BBQ and picnic facilities Here are eight of SA’s ocean pools and where to find them: This tidal pool is located on the southern side of the Edithburgh jetty a 3-hour drive from Adelaide on the Yorke Peninsula It was originally built for men and there was another tidal pool for women a picnic area and toilets are available there too Located on Kangaroo Island on the Kingscote foreshore near the wharf this 50m tidal pool is a great spot to relax and enjoy the view On a clear day you can even see across to the mainland Surrounding the pool are BBQ and picnic facilities as well as walking paths Moonta Bay is a popular holiday town about a 2-hour drive from Adelaide on the Yorke Peninsula A netted seawater pool is located just off the side of the long L-shaped jetty perfect for swimming in the crystal clear water about a 7-hour drive from Adelaide on the West Coast of the Eyre Peninsula near Ceduna located at the end of the iconic 300m Streaky Bay jetty the pool is sectioned off with a shark-proof swimming enclosure The enclosure was built following shark sightings and a 9ft (2.74m) shark caught off the jetty in 1936 The enclosure is surrounded by strong ultracore netting and can be accessed via a walkway alongside the Ceduna jetty Smoky Bay is a relaxed seaside town 40km south of Ceduna There is a shark-proof swimming enclosure attached to the Smoky Bay jetty Boats can also be launched from the concrete ramp The pool opened in 2014 and has a 2-metre-wide platform around the perimeter with strong netting about a 9-hour drive from Adelaide on the Nullarbor Plain is an idyllic little cove with a jetty and netted enclosure for swimming where surfers from all over Australia congregate to test their skills Main image: Moonta jetty and seawater pool Sand has been managed on Adelaide’s beaches for nearly 50 years Here’s why it’s needed to maintain our coast Adelaide’s beaches are a significant part of the lives of many South Australians so it is important to protect the coastline and make sure it can be enjoyed by everybody The coastline plays a key role in protecting Adelaide from the effects of rising sea levels and extreme storms and the various dune systems also play an important role in conserving biodiversity Sand has been moved around Adelaide’s beaches for 50 years This is because the coastline is one connected beach system with sand naturally moving north due to a combination of wind and wave activity This causes erosion on our central and southern beaches and results in sand building up on Adelaide’s northern beaches The natural sand drift means recycling sand in Adelaide’s beach system and adding sand from external sources is vital to avoid some of our much-loved coastline eroding to rock and clay Quarry sand is also trucked onto West Beach to help restore the beach’s dune system protect infrastructure and improve amenity at central beaches including Henley Beach South and Henley Beach to support the coastal communities and businesses Why can’t Adelaide’s coastline just be left alone houses and other infrastructure were built along the foreshore in the early 1900s before it was commonly understood that Adelaide’s sand naturally moved south to north causing the ongoing erosion of the southern beaches Maintaining a stable coastline by recycling sand allows us to enjoy sandy beaches as well as saving South Australians from the costs of damaged assets and infrastructure This imported sand was a necessary top-up to counteract sand losses from the beach system and the impacts of rising sea levels A top-up every now and again keeps Adelaide’s long beach system healthy Importing external sand can be challenging It’s a scarce resource and has significant costs This means we have to carefully manage the sand we have and continue to recycle it within Adelaide’s beach system Independent Adelaide Beach Management Review The state government commissioned an independent review into the management of Adelaide’s beaches to ensure a long-term solution could be found Works to replenish West Beach with additional quarry sand will commence on Monday (July 29) in line with the recommendations of the Independent Adelaide Beach Management Review Trucks will access the beach via the Adelaide Sailing Club and deliver the sand between there and an area just north of the West Beach Surf Club The works will occur between 7am and 5pm Monday to Friday The public will have access to the beach while the works occur but people should take care during works and comply with safety signage public holidays and during school holidays The trial aims to dredge up to 90,000 cubic metres (m3) of sand from a nearshore zone between Taperoo and North Haven and deliver it south by barge to West Beach where it will be placed near the shoreline using different options It aims to confirm if dredging can be used as a long-term sustainable solution to recycling sand within the beach system The dredging trial would be expected to run for about 8 weeks and be completed by early November 2024 Sand movement works on Adelaide’s beaches are undertaken by a contractor on behalf of the department The Department for Environment and Water and its contractors take safety very seriously and measures are always in place to protect the public and animals Trucks on the beaches must stop within 10 metres of any person or animal trucks have a speed limit of 25km/h between 10 metres and 50 metres of any person or animal When no people or animals are within 50 metres Sand is transferred from Glenelg to Kingston Park via 7 kilometres of underground pipeline Sand is scraped from the beach surface in thin layers using a land plane and brought to a temporary fenced work area where it is screened to remove stones Then it is mixed with seawater before being pumped south through the pipelines to the southern beaches It is then discharged at the back of the beach at the toe of the dune or the base of seawalls The sand settles out from the seawater forming a low wide stable mound and the excess seawater returns to the sea When sand has built up at one discharge location the sand and seawater mixture is redirected to another discharge location and the wind and waves slowly moves the sand northwards (known as littoral or longshore drift) This keeps our beaches sandy and provides foreshore protection breakwaters and seawalls can be used where appropriate to help trap sand and protect infrastructure Groynes are structures built across a beach Small groynes are useful for raising beach levels on a small scale are visually unappealing and can cause the coast on the northern side of the structure to become starved of sand Lukoumades has announced the closure of their last store in South Australia located in Adelaide’s east Lukoumades announced yesterday they will be closing their doors in Hyde Park, saying their final goodbyes on their Instagram After closing their store in Henley Beach this January Lukoumades was the go-to-spot for a sweet treat and a taste of Greece “It has been a great 7 years filled with highs and lows we have made a difficult decision and have decided that our time has come to an end at Hyde Park,” the post to Instagram read Originally served plain and soaked in honey golden brown dough balls were reinvented by the Lukoumades team Giving us traditional sweets and modern twists Lukomades made sure that South Australian’s sugar cravings were satisfied every time the team provided Adelaide with an incredible experience “We want to that you all for your loyalty to Lukoumades over the last 7 years “We want to express our gratitude to you all for supporting us.” Not only did Lukoumades give us delicious doughnut balls but they were home to incredible loaded shakes and creative ice cream flavours They also added a Greek twist to dessert fondue and had loaded donut fries Although they have closed their physical stores the team are still riding around with their dessert truck to provide their incredible sweets at private or community events “The good news is we still have our dessert truck and hope to trade at as many events as possible bringing you all our famous Greek sweets.” To read the full post by Lukoumades, click here