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Lenzerheide

Updated: Aug 29


Adam Bell




As part of the fantastic Adelaide Hospitality Jobs #FoodiesParadise competition, I was lucky enough to win a voucher to dine at the wonderful Lenzerheide Restaurant!


The Lenzerheide Restaurant is situated in the heart of Hawthorn, a mere 7 minutes from the Adelaide CBD, and has an abundance of stress free on-site parking including reserved disability spaces, and also wheelchair access into the restaurant.


Upon entering the building, the warm and relaxing ambience of this once historical residence greets you, and exudes a sense of harmony and warmth.

Guests are then promptly welcomed by a member of the front of house team at the reception desk, pictured to your left, introduced to the waiters for the evening and then guided and accompanied to your table.

Our waiters, Mark and Nigel, were there to cater for our every need, from the moment we walked in, until the very last second where they held the door open to bid us farewell. They were attentive, experienced, knowledgeable and professional staff who delivered every course with a smile, and performed impeccable service to go that extra mile, to ensure an experience we’d never forget!


As we relaxed in our divine Scandinavian chairs, coats taken away to the cloak room and cloth napkins placed onto our laps, I couldn’t help but notice the incredible atmosphere within the restaurant! It was relaxing, pleasant and conductive to an amazing dining experience, with mood lighting, soothing background music, wonderful artwork and the stunning atrium, located in the centre of the dining room, which is so unique and aesthetically pleasing.

The menu catered for everyone with a wide variety of upscale modern Australian dishes, as well as gluten free and vegetarian options and a separate menu consisting of vegan choices. There was also a separate menu for the wine and drinks list.


The main menu consisted of soup and starters, Entrée’s, Palate cleansers, the main course, sides and desert varieties which also included a cheese selection.

As for drinks we all opted for something different from the menu.

I opted for a Lemon Lime + Bitters which was refreshing

Whereas my guests chose something a little closer to home, supporting #IChooseSA with:

A bleasdale sparkling shiraz from the Langhorne Creek wine region

and a pear cider from the award winning Sidewood Wines & Ciders located in the Adelaide Hills

In between we ordered a Bellini sorbet of lemon, white peach and sparkling wine which was a refreshing Palate Cleanser.

For Entrée we all chose to go for the Potato and Leek Soup – and what a great decision it was! The soup consisted of sautéed Barossa smoked bacon, as well as rich cream and chicken stock.

It was absolutely delicious and the waiters left us the serving tureen, so we could help ourselves to more, which we thought was a great idea.

After waiter recommendation for our main course, we decided to order an Emmentaler Poulet each as well as a side of tartiflette, which was a great accompanying dish for the main.

The Emmentaler Poulet is a Lilydale free range Chicken Breast, filled with luxurious Swiss cheese, crumbed, pan fried, served with asparagus, hollandaise sauce and rice pilaf. This dish danced on the taste buds and the Hollandaise sauce was simply the best I’ve ever tasted. We were also very impressed by the generous portion sizes

The tartiflette consisted of potatoes, reblochon cheese, smoked bacon lardons, onions, fresh thyme and cream – this was also exceptional.

Our time at the Lenzerheide Restaurant was definitely memorable, and a dining experience we’ll never forget, and our rating is so very much deserved.

If you enjoyed my review, please leave me a like/vote on the Facebook post! ☺

A special thank you goes to Simon, Richard and the team at Adelaide Hospitality Jobs/Hospitality Hire for making this whole experience possible!

After hearing rave reviews about this desert, we just had to try for ourselves, and we weren’t left disappointed.

The amazing Brulee consisted of Ferrero Rocher ice-cream, chocolate, and melt in the mouth marshmallow meringue.


An exquisite combination of taste and flavour.

The Lenzerheide Gelati place had a special combination of flavours including

- Blood Orange and Almond Tuile

- Wild Hibiscus and Mixed Berry Gelato and Pear Crisp

- Pineapple Gelato and Candied Orange

Once again, the combination and flavours within this desert are really well crafted and chosen, and they were enjoyable to indulge in.


Our time at the Lenzerheide Restaurant was definitely memorable, and a dining experience we’ll never forget, and our rating is so very much deserved.


If you enjoyed my review, please leave me a like/vote on the Facebook post! ☺


A special thank you goes to Simon, Richard and the team at Adelaide Hospitality Jobs/Hospitality Hire for making this whole experience possible!



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Mark Gaston
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04 de out. de 2018

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