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Islanders Tavern
Goolwa
The only pub on Hindmarsh Island - a relaxed country tavern serving counter meals, local wine and beer, with views to the river channel and the Goolwa bridge.
J&J Wines
McLaren Vale
A boutique family-run McLaren Vale producer with an intimate cellar door on Rivers Lane.
Jetty Food Store
Port Elliot
Part providore, part licensed cafe: a curated Fleurieu food store on Port Elliot's main street with a rustic courtyard cafe out the back.
K1 by Geoff Hardy
McLaren Vale
A Kuitpo hilltop cellar door pouring Pertaringa, Hand Crafted and K1 labels, with panoramic views over McLaren Vale and the Willunga Scarp.
Kangarilla Road
McLaren Vale
Well-regarded McLaren Flat winery with a modern, welcoming cellar door regarded as one of the four best in McLaren Vale by local critics.
Kay Brothers Amery Vineyards
McLaren Vale
Founded in 1890, Kay Brothers Amery is one of the oldest continuously operating family-owned wineries in McLaren Vale, famous for Block 6 Shiraz.
Kuti Shack
Goolwa
Seafood kiosk and cafe at the Goolwa Beach carpark from the Goolwa Pipi Company - specialising in pipis (kuti) pulled from the beach out front.
Leconfield McLaren Vale
McLaren Vale
A Hamilton family cellar door pouring Leconfield Coonawarra reds alongside Richard Hamilton McLaren Vale wines, with rose gardens and Willunga Hills views.
Lino Ramble
McLaren Vale
Andy Coppard and Angela Townsend run this low-key cellar door at 148 McMurtrie Road, known for characterful, unpolished small-batch reds and whites.
Little Wolf Osteria at Mitolo Wines
McLaren Vale
Mitolo Wines' cellar door and Little Wolf Osteria - Italian small-plate dining surrounded by Mediterranean gardens on McMurtrie Road.
Lloyd Brothers Wine & Olive Co
McLaren Vale
Family-owned winery and olive grove on Warners Road - home of the first commercially planted Kalamata olive grove in South Australia.
Magpie Springs
Willunga
A boutique cellar door and working art gallery on the Willunga scarp, showcasing estate wines alongside paintings by Adelaide artist Avril Thomas in a garden setting with valley views.
Main & Cherry
McLaren Vale
A low-intervention small-batch producer on the northern fringe of McLaren Vale, sourcing old-vine Grenache and Shiraz and pouring at a low-key cellar door.
Manna Cafe
McLaren Vale
A light, airy main-street McLaren Vale cafe known for seasonal brunch plates and excellent coffee.
Maxwell Restaurant
McLaren Vale
Maxwell Wines' restaurant on Olivers Road: regional fine dining with vineyard views, paired with the estate's wine and mead.
Maxwell Wines
McLaren Vale
Family estate on Olivers Road known for premium Shiraz, Cabernet, traditional mead, an on-site restaurant and the famous Olivers Taranga hedge maze.
Maxwells Grocery
Aldinga & Port Willunga
An organic grocer and cafe in the heart of historic Aldinga village - cold-pressed juices, raw desserts, burgers and Villeré coffee.
McCarthy's Orchard Cellar Door
McLaren Vale
A family-friendly McLaren Flat cellar door where kids meet a pony, donkeys and free-range chickens while parents taste wine and cider in the orchard.
Middleton Tavern
Port Elliot
Middleton's main pub - a relaxed coastal tavern and bistro on the main road, the social hub for surfers, locals and Goolwa-Victor Harbor day-trippers.
Ministry of Clouds
McLaren Vale
Cult small-batch winery by former Henschke and Torbreck winemakers, with a farm-setting cellar door open by appointment only.
Minko Wines & Providore
Willunga
A Mount Compass cool-climate winery pouring its wines from a heritage cottage providore on Willunga's High Street, alongside local artisan produce.
Mitolo Wines
McLaren Vale
Family winery blending McLaren Vale fruit with Italian-influenced winemaking, paired with the acclaimed Little Wolf Osteria on site.
Mollydooker Wines
McLaren Vale
One of McLaren Vale's best-known names internationally - big-bodied, richly fruited reds by the Marquis family, tasted by appointment at the Coppermine Road winery.
Motel Goolwa
Goolwa
A central, no-fuss motel on Cadell Street in the heart of Goolwa, with on-site cafe (Jack's Place) and walking distance to the wharf, the Cockle Train, the brewery and the river.