WALLAROO MARINA HOTEL
Come check out the Coopers Ale House at the sensational new Wallaroo Marina Hotel. The Ale House opened just prior to Christmas in 2007 and has become a popular haunt with locals and visitors. The dining room has magnificent views of the marina entrance and sweeping views of North Beach, while the Ale House and deck area have panoramic views of the Copper Cove Marina and up the canals. An extensive menu is offered in both sections with the Wallaroo Blue Mussels, Port Lincoln Kingfish and Crisp Skinned Local Snapper being just a few examples of the tasty fare available.
More information: 08 8823 2488


TAVERN ON TURTON
Overlooking Hardwicke Bay at Point Turton, where the peninsula’s ‘leg’ meets its ‘foot, the Tavern on Turton offers fantastic sea views, alfresco 'all day' dining, and an a la carte menu in the evening. Specialising in local seafood, the Tavern on Turton boasts some of the freshest King George Whiting around, which is delivered just 269 metres from the jetty straight to the kitchen. Enjoy other menu items including delicious breads baked on the premises exclusively for the hotel.
More information: 08 8854 5063



HOWLING DOG TAVERN
The Howling Dog Tavern at Corny Point is open Thursday to Sunday from 11am - 10pm, and is becoming increasingly well known for local seafood, in particular the delicious Whole Salt and Pepper Squid. The Howling Dog Tavern prides itself on its beautiful food, and for being a great place to enjoy a drink at the bottom end of the Yorke Peninsula. The pub was named as a result of a coincidence between today’s ‘howling dogs of Corny Point’ and those of yesteryear, as commented on by explorer Captain Matthew Flinders in his journal entry from 18 March 1802. Ask the publican to tell you the story when you visit.
More information: 08 8855 3395



YORKE VALLEY HOTEL
The Yorke Valley Hotel at Maitland was originally opened on 28 December 1877 and became the stopping place for coaches carrying passengers from Yorketown to Moonta and onwards to the Ardrossan steamer. Today, it is a progressive pub in the region, having recently won the ‘Best Redeveloped Licensed Premise (Country) at the Australian Hotel Industry Awards for Excellence. Enjoy a meal in the renovated dining room and try and work your way through the famous ‘Yorke Valley Rump’. You’ll also find other great value for money pub fare on the menu.
More information: 08 8832 2422



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