Bombay Club

The Bombay Bicycle Club, Adelaide is located at 29 Torrens Road in the Ovingham area of Adelaide. Come here for a jungle thumping experience in the southern suburbs of the city for a unique taste of an Indian-themed restaurant and bar. The Bombay Bicycle Club is located in the Ovingham Hotel, but do not trust the name merely, for Bombay is miles away from Ovingham. Opened in 2002 by Tom Hannah, the Bombay Bicycle Club hails from the days of the British Raj. The restaurateur Tom is a passionate fan of Rudyard Kipling that accounts for its Jungle Book theme.

Since 2002, the Bombay Club, Adelaide has been the favorite haunt of the clients. Here, members rest to have a drink, drop in to the club restaurant or choose a private space to relax with close friends. The bar of the Bombay Bicycle Club, Adelaide is named after the mongoose Rikki Tikki Tavi of The Jungle Book. There are over a hundred international beers to choose from, including a menu that blends both contemporary and traditional fare. At the Gungadin's Restaurant, which is built on three levels, you can either dine on one of the three private rooms or you can have it overlooking the cascading waterfall in the atrium.

To have an experience that is more casual check out Bombay Bicycle Club, Adelaide Taj Gaming Lounge that is equipped with games, a lounge bar, with a fully stocked bar. The Bombay Bicycle Club also has reservation facilities to host special occasions. The multi-million dollar renovation has transformed the Bombay Club to provide a selection of services under a single roof. At the entrance, you will be struck by the vision of polished vases that overflow with water, guarded by tigers and bronze murals that depict Raj India. Whether you are there for a drink, or food or entertainment, the Bombay Club, Adelaide is always a delight.

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