The East End, Kent Town and Norwood
The eastern end of Rundle Street is the city's restaurant row, and in late summer the east parklands beside it turn into the busiest part of the Fringe, with the big tent venues and garden bars open until late. Just across the parklands, Kent Town is a small pocket of apartments and offices, and beyond it Norwood centres on The Parade, a long main street of cafes, wine bars and shops.
This side of the city is popular with Adelaide escorts who like their clients to be able to walk to dinner first. In-call apartments are common in Kent Town and the streets off The Parade, and for anyone staying in the CBD the trip east is ten minutes by car or a pleasant walk through the parklands on a mild night.
Further out, Payneham and Magill are mostly family suburbs, but a few companions work from there and travel into the inner east. Booking ahead matters most during the festival weeks, when the whole strip is crowded; the rest of the year a same-day message usually finds someone.
Browse Kent Town, Norwood, Payneham and Magill one by one, or see the venues with their own premises on the Adelaide establishments page.
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