The Colonist

The Colonist is an iconic historic pub at 44 The Parade in Norwood, and one of the busier venues on the strip. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating, so it works for a drink or a pub feed with your dog alongside, provided you stick to the outside tables.

The dog setup. Dogs are allowed in the outdoor area, which covers the footpath tables along The Parade and the covered patio. Water bowls are available. Dogs are not permitted inside the main bar or dining rooms, so plan to sit outside from the start.

Good to know. It leans gastro-pub, with South Australian produce, a broad wine list, craft beer and cocktails. It is a popular weekend and evening spot and stays open late most nights, so expect a lively crowd rather than a quiet corner.

Getting there. On-street parking runs along The Parade with time limits, so check the signs. Side streets such as Queen Street often have unrestricted parking, and there is a council car park behind the nearby Foodland if the front is full.

When to go. Weekday afternoons and early evenings are the most relaxed. If you want the patio on a weekend, arrive before the dinner crowd builds. Best for settled dogs who are comfortable in a busy, social setting.

Sources

• The Colonist - Iconic Adelaide Pub - The Parade Norwood · colonist.com.au

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