Panacea
Editorial
With mains such as twice-cooked porcini mushroom and goats curd souffle, you could be forgiven for not wanting to share. Lamb cutlets with Valencian peas and sweet potato skordalia are likely to see your companions licking their chops with envy too. Cheese served with saffron vanilla pears, walnuts and lavosh presents good reason to visit the bar's cool red wine cabinet. Andy Curren and his long-term hospitality partner Adam Nero have put together one of Adelaide's newest and most stylish sans-pretension restaurants. The open kitchen can be viewed from bench seating with stools, tables set on the sound-proof marmoleum-lined floor or funky fabric upholstered banquette and ottoman seating. The aquarium accented courtyard isn't half bad either. Good taste abounds in Panacea.
Roz Taylor, January 2009
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Danny
January 09, 2009
Brilliant food, exceptional service, a must visit for breakfast and dinner
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