North Blinman Hotel
A pub that has been serving since 1869, known as the "pub in the outback," where homemade meat pies and Friday pizza nights are the travellers' favourites.
Set in Blinman, the highest town in South Australia, the North Blinman Hotel dates back to 1869 and is known as the "pub in the outback." The bar is hung with mementos left by travellers, and the atmosphere is lively and friendly. The homemade meat pie is the star, and many people buy a few extras to take along on their off-road adventures. Friday night is pizza night, and the rest of the week offers single dishes like wood-fired wedges and chips, all paired with a lager brewed exclusively for the pub. Prices are wallet-friendly: a meat pie combo costs about AUD 13, and a meal runs roughly AUD 20–40 per person.
Opening hours
Lunch and dinner daily; pizza night on Friday evenings; please check the hotel's listed hours
Nearby sights
- Blinman & Heritage Mine
- Parachilna Gorge
- Aroona Ruins & Valley
- Brachina Gorge Geological Trail
- Prairie Hotel Parachilna
- Bunyeroo Valley & Gorge
- Razorback Lookout
- Stokes Hill Lookout