Suggestions for Mother-Son outing, for Mother's Day?

[suzer]

Trying to plan something for the hubs and his mum for mother's day and was thinking of something that includes food & chocolate. They've already done the Haigh's thing, although she probably wouldn't mind going back but I was also thinking maybe a really nice lunch out would be good too. Any suggestions?

[Diane]

I'm not sure if they still do them, but give Maggie Beer's place in the Barossa a ring - they used to do really lovely lunches and it's a great setting. http://www.maggiebeer.com.au/farmshop/

 

Otherwise the Hilton in Victoria Square has a great restaurant - it's buffet style and great value.

 

If you fancy McLaren Vale, this is a great place too: http://producers.net.au/notice.html

[Rachiegarlo]

Book into afternoon tea at Mount Lofty house.

[suzer]

Book into afternoon tea at Mount Lofty house.

 

I quite like that idea. They could swing by Melba's (I think) on the way back.

 

Edited to add: Hubs said he's been there and it's overall expensive and not that good, so strike that one, but thanks.

[suzer]

I'm not sure if they still do them, but give Maggie Beer's place in the Barossa a ring - they used to do really lovely lunches and it's a great setting. http://www.maggiebeer.com.au/farmshop/

 

Otherwise the Hilton in Victoria Square has a great restaurant - it's buffet style and great value.

 

If you fancy McLaren Vale, this is a great place too: http://producers.net.au/notice.html

 

Those sound good too but think we may need to stick closer to home. Mom in law's back has been playing up so a very long car ride, especially in hub's car, would prob not be best.

[Rachiegarlo]

I think the Boho bar does afternoon or high tea on a sunday. Its at the city end of Unley Rd.

[Rachiegarlo]

Afternoon tea at Mt Lofty House is $25 a head, maybe you should check it out yourselves first, might just be the restaurant that is pricey.

[Guest UzinOz]

What about Melbas and somewhere in Handorff for lunch??