TOP 10 Shell point of interest in South Australia

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Welcome to Zenith Interiors, a premier home goods store and point of interest located at 211 Pulteney Street in Adelaide, Australia. As an establishment dedicated to providing high-quality and environmentally responsible furniture solutions, we are proud to offer a wide range of products that redefine style and comfort in modern workspaces. At Zenith Interiors, we understand the importance of sustainability, which is why our shells are constructed from 95% post-consumer recycled polypropylene. This commitment to the environment makes our products, such as the JAC chair, an even more responsible choice for conscious consumers.

Welcome to The FruChocs Shop - McLaren Vale, a delightful establishment nestled in the heart of McLaren Vale, Australia's renowned wine region. Located on Main Road, 203, our charming store is a food lover's paradise and a must-visit point of interest for locals and tourists alike. Step into our shop and be greeted by the tantalizing aroma of our signature treat, FruChocs. These delectable bite-sized delights are a South Australian icon, combining luscious fruit centers with a smooth chocolate coating. Made with love and care, FruChocs have been a beloved treat since 1948, and our shop is proud to be the home of these irresistible goodies.

Welcome to Mrs Q, the most exciting mod-Asian Cuisine and Bar in Adelaide's cultural food hub. Located at 128 Gouger Street, this establishment is set in the historic Loft Wine Bar, a former ballroom that once hosted Adelaide's socialites, entrepreneurs, and visionaries. The venue's distinctive barrel vault and art deco ceilings provide a stunning backdrop for Mrs Q's bold, colourful, and refined flavours. At Mrs Q, patrons can indulge in a dining experience that transports them to a New York state of mind, with a deliciously 'one night in Bangkok' vibe. Whether you're looking for a romantic date night or a casual hangout with friends, Mrs Q offers a beautiful and majestic space that is hard to believe is in Adelaide.