Menu from The Colonel Light Hotel
Menu highlights
Appetizers
Fries
Mac N Cheese Balls
Chilli Fries
The Reuben
w house corned beef and kale slaw on toasted rye
The Pastrami Special
w Pastrami, marinated Danish feta and baby spinach on rye
Smokey Bbq Brisket
w house made Brisket, baby spinach and relish on sour dough
Burgers
Beef
Ground beef pattie, kale slaw, cheese, ketchup and CLH Sauce
Sweet Potato n Beetroot
w spinach, tomato and CLH sauce
Southern Fried Chicken
w cheese, bacon, lettuce and CLH sauce
Desserts
Sundae
w chocolate, strawberry or caramel topping
Pecan Pie
w whipped cream and a cherry on top
Apple Pie
w whipped cream and a cherry on top
More about the restaurant: The Colonel Light Hotel
On Currie Street in the middle of Adelaide city centre, The Colonel Light Hotel is a local favourite staging post on the edge of Light Square. With ample outside seating opportunities, a proper Australian corner hotel balcony and a menu that offers both bar food and contemporary cuisine, there are few places better in Adelaide to pick up a few schooners and a bit of nosebag. They open every day from 11am, so head in for a feed.
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The corner hotel is as Australian an institution as Skippy, Blinky Bill and overly-aggressive Stingrays, and at the Colonel Light Hotel on Currie Street in Adelaide city centre, you can find a pub that stands in this great tradition. With extensive outdoor seating and an old-style wooden balcony, they are well-placed to enjoy the sights and sounds of Light Square, and with a menu that is filled with bar classics, one can be assured of a top quality meal as well.
The menu is designed for those patronising the bar – and what a cute wee bar it is! – and so they have packed it with favourites that go well with a schooner or nine. Burgers and butties are the order of the day at the Colonel Light Hotel on Currie Street, and their options are extensive. We recommend picking up a few sliders to get a sampling selection of the burgers, while for sandwiches, we’d plump for the classic Caesar. There are plenty of sides as well, and their bar is as well-stocked as any in Adelaide city centre, so book a table now and pull up a pew.