We have just launched a new Take-Away menu!

Available 7 Days from 4:30pm to 8:30pm

Phone orders (08) 8271 5700

Pick-up from our beergarden

New Take-Away Menu PDF:

Take-Away Menu

Earl Wine Cellars Take-Away PDF

Earl Wine Cellars

We have picked our most popular items that we would normally provide in the comfort of the Earl of Leicester and packed them up for you to cook at home. Every grocery pack comes with a Recipe Card by our Head Chef.

You don’t need to line up at Woolies buying canned spam when you can have daily made Earl of Leicester classics as part of our new Grocery Store Pickup.

The best part is, you pay online, pick up the next day or same day if ordered before Midday from our carpark from 3pm to 7pm and the goods will be packed ready for transport and delivered direct to the boot of your car.

CLICK BELOW TO ENTER GROCERY STORE & WINE CELLARS

https://earl-of-leicester-hotel.myshopify.com/

Just call us when you are in the carpark for instant delivery on (08) 8271 5700

No lineups, no fights, no contact!

Help support local families, jobs and business until we can kick Covid-19 to the curb.

We Love Pubs!

Serving the best bar meals in Adelaide, including our famous top quality (massively huge) Schnitzels… An exceptional wine list with Happy Hour Monday to Thursday from 4pm to 6pm. A real old school boozer. The way we like it.

Nestled in the tranquil suburb of Parkside, the Earl of Leicester is one of Adelaide’s best local gastropubs.
The Original and the Best, the Leicester has always been famous for ‘extremely’ large Schnitzels and our Beer Legends Club which has been going for over 25 years. 

The Leicester has something & more for everyone and is a true ‘local’.

The Earl of Leicester Hotel was built in 1886 for Henry Pope who was the licensee until 1894. The architects were English & Soward and along with William Ling, the contractor, they built a charming two storey pub constructed of red brick and bluestone. Externally it has retained most all of its original appearance; internally extensive renovation still evokes the 19th century with the use of exposed timber, bluestone walls and open fireplaces.