
Low & Slow American BBQ
$$Low & Slow American BBQ is a restaurant in Port Adelaide, Adelaide. It holds a 4.7-star Google rating from 1650 reviews. Our editorial Spot Score is 68/100.
Port Adelaide is one of Adelaide's most rewarding pockets to explore. With 79 spots on our radar, you'll find a mix of local favourites and standout new openings — from morning coffee to long lunches and after-dark drinks. It's a particularly strong spot for restaurants, cafes and bakeries. Below you'll find our top picks in Port Adelaide, ranked by Spot Score, plus the best categories to dive into and a map to help you plan your visit.
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Low & Slow American BBQ is a restaurant in Port Adelaide, Adelaide. It holds a 4.7-star Google rating from 1650 reviews. Our editorial Spot Score is 68/100.

Multi-hangar museum with historic planes, including an F-111 bomber, & other related artifacts.

Indoor-outdoor museum featuring steam engines, carriages, train rides, a model railroad & more.

Blackbird Fitness is a gym in Port Adelaide, Adelaide. It holds a 5.0-star Google rating from 276 reviews. Our editorial Spot Score is 66/100.

Seasonal specials & creative breakfast meals highlight the menu of this comfy locale.

SALTY DOG SEAFOOD AND GRILL is a restaurant in Port Adelaide, Adelaide. It holds a 4.8-star Google rating from 435 reviews. Our editorial Spot Score is 65/100.

Permanent collections & temporary exhibits on nautical history, plus an 1869 lighthouse.

Expansive, industrial-style venue with more than 20 beers on tap, plus pub grub & outdoor space.
Port Adelaide is one of Adelaide's go-to neighbourhoods for going out, and it's especially good for restaurants, cafes and bakeries — all within easy reach of each other.
Start with our top-rated picks above — they're ranked by Spot Score. For something specific, browse the best cafes, restaurants or things to do in Port Adelaide using the category links on this page.
Yes. Port Adelaide packs plenty into a small area, so it's easy to string together coffee, a meal and an activity. Use the map to see what's close by.
Port Adelaide is best explored on foot once you arrive — most spots are close together. Each venue page shows the nearest public-transport stops, and our Getting Around guide covers tickets and fares for Adelaide.
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