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Project 5255 wine launch
Guests attended Mother Vine in the East End for the launch of the first of three collaborations between winemakers and Langhorne Creek, called Project 5255.
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Guests attended Mother Vine in the East End for the launch of the first of three collaborations between winemakers and Langhorne Creek, called Project 5255.
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We might have a city, but we wouldn’t have THIS city if it weren’t for Joff Chappel. The co-owner of Miss Gladys Sym Choon passed away this weekend.
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In an about-face, the State Government has decided to cap hefty liquor licence costs for restaurants and bars wanting to extend trading over the festival season, following criticism that only half of east-end traders could afford to participate in this year’s Rundle Street Fringe party.
The latest addition to the Rundle Street dining strip will be a Japanese restaurant with an extensive food and drinks menu, a long bar where diners can watch sashimi chefs at work, and a small retail grocery space.
They already serve wine, but as part of this Saturday’s Urban Wine Walk, 10 East End bars will also feature excellent winemakers – and they’re all within walking distance.
South Australian franchise St Louis House of Fine Ice Cream and Dessert will replace the shuttered Max Brenner store on Rundle Street – the second dessert café to open in the East End since an exodus of chocolate shops from the precinct last year.
Rundle Street dessert café San Churro has re-opened, eschewing the exodus of chocolate shops from the East End in 2018 – but its new owners say a 20-storey apartment tower, to be constructed next-door in the New Year, poses an existential threat.
