I've lived in South Australia all my life, but I've never tried a pie floater..

80% of Australian workers are on 4 weeks full payed annual holidays at this time .

The “Tour Down Under”, (International Bike Race) is happening around the south of the city today 😊

Australian Rules football is recognized as the world's oldest codified football game, with its first set of official, written rules created in Melbourne in May 1859. Devised by Tom Wills and others, these 1859 rules predated the codification of soccer (1863), Rugby Union (1871), and Gaelic football (1880s). What is considered to be the first American football game was played on November 6, 1869

You were in the business area of the city on a Sunday morning during school holidays. Of course it’s going to be dead. Everybody is chilling at home, going out for brunch or at church. Or away on holiday.
Pie floaters are generally eaten late at night when drunk. And not if you don’t like peas. Aussie Rules is not like rugby, except for the similar shape of the ball.

Don’t worry about that seventy five degrees buddy got some 110 days lined up for ya

I've lived in Adelaide all my life and I've never had a Pie Floater. That one looks more like a pie sinker though. Are you still in Adelaide? If so, you really should check out Yannis Yiros on Hindley St. They're a much more authentic experience than the pie floater you had at a fancy bakery in North Adelaide.

The most beautiful city on earth. How very lucky you are . Radelaide 💜

How to do Adelaide wrong 101. You went down to the night club district during the day and on a Sunday at that. You would have seen more people in Rundle Mall which is east of where you went. You didn't go to North Terrace, the botanical garden or the Central Market. The pie floater that you had wasn't right. It's quite in the city during early to mid January because a lot of families go away on holidays during this time. The rotunda that you went to came from Glasgow Scotland in 1882. Yes, the vibe is different from Sydney and Melbourne but why would it be the same. Different people, different everything really.

From Sydney, I’ve never been to Adelaide my mother says it’s amazing. Need to visit one day. They have the best Xmas parade in the country.

I'm 62 and never had it in my life nor want to lol

I love how he has the whole rotunda for himself surrounded by beautiful parklands near the river on a lovely summer's day, looks at the nearby Adelaide Oval (50,000 people regularly attend AFL matches and concerts there) looks at the festival centre (musicals etc) the casino and central railway station, then starts to doubt why Adelaide makes most liveable cities in the world. The fact you can take a $5 tram ride to Glenelg and visit some of the most beautiful uncrowded beaches (and Adelaide being in a gulf makes the waves and currents small and safe for swimming) doesn't impress him much either.

Gosh, mate, you're going everywhere! Good work. Adelaide has great food but pie floater nauseates me, gotta say. Really enjoying your travelogues.

From a born and bred local, I've not seen one presented like that. Usually pea base, pie on top smothered in tomato sauce. Late night fare after a night on the piss.

Hardly anyone in Adelaide would have eaten this. It is not usually offered by bakeries because people don't request it.

Says there is a lot of old people, and then proceeds to walk around a place full of families and kids and young people! (Are you trolling us Aussies?)

I haven’t been to Adelaide in years but your video brought back some good memories of visits there especially Glenelg

Actually the organisation that ranks liveable cities is based in London and New York, not Australia.

Nice video  welcome to Adelaide whoo I would love to try that i am living in Adelaide and first time seeing that kind a food nice video I enjoyed watching

Adelaide was the first non-convict settlement in Australia, btw. Brave of you to try a pie floater, been living here most of my life and have never had one. At least you picked one in North Adelaide, that's probably the best place.

Another good place for food on another day might be to hit up Gouger Street, some really fine places to eat there. Also, grab a coffee if you're into coffee. To find a decent cafe, metaphorically throw a brick. No Starbucks, though - they went out of business!