100 Miles Kitchen & Bar

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100 Miles Kitchen & Bar is a sit-down restaurant and bar located inside Adelaide Airport, showcasing South Australian produce sourced from within roughly 100 miles of the terminal. It offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee, and drinks with a strong focus on local ingredients and beverages.

Adelaide Airport, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Owned by Emirates Leisure Retail (Australia) Pty Ltd, a subsidiary of Emirates Leisure Retail (Emirates Group)

About 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar

100 Miles Kitchen & Bar is a full‑service restaurant and bar situated airside in Adelaide Airport’s main terminal. The concept is built around "ingredients less travelled"—sourcing meat, seafood, produce, baked goods, and drinks from within about 100 miles of the airport, including well‑known South Australian suppliers such as Adelaide Central Market producers, Beerenberg Farm, Riviera Bakery, Pirate Life Brewing, and Kangaroo Island Distillery. The menu covers breakfast through dinner, featuring items like burgers, wood‑fired pizzas, local seafood, seasonal salads, and a curated list of regional wines, beers, and spirits, all designed to give travellers a strong sense of South Australian place before they fly.([adelaideairport.com.au](https://adelaideairport.com.au/shop-dine-and-unwind/food-drink/100-miles/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “100 MILES ADL AIRPORT ADELAIDE AIRP” on a card statement almost always corresponds to food and beverage purchases at this venue inside Adelaide Airport. This may be a one‑off sit‑down meal, takeaway food or coffee, or drinks from the bar before a flight. Depending on the bank, small variations of the descriptor (for example including terminal level or airport codes) may appear, but they all refer to the same restaurant. In some cases, especially when an order is opened as a tab, you might see an initial pending authorization followed by the final settled amount once the bill is closed.

If you have questions about a 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar charge, start by checking receipts or order confirmations from the date and time you were at Adelaide Airport, including any meals shared with others that you may have paid for. You can also cross‑check your flight itinerary for that day to confirm you were in the terminal. For further clarification, you can contact the venue via the details listed on the Adelaide Airport website or speak with them next time you pass through the terminal. If the amount still looks unfamiliar or you believe it is fraudulent, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction; they may ask for your travel dates and any supporting receipts.([adelaideairport.com.au](https://adelaideairport.com.au/shop-dine-and-unwind/food-drink/100-miles/?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

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  1. 100 MILES ADL AIRPORT ADELAIDE AIRP

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “100 MILES ADL AIRPORT” on my card statement?

This descriptor refers to 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar, a restaurant and bar located inside Adelaide Airport. The charge is typically for food, drinks, or coffee you purchased in the terminal before or between flights, sometimes including items for your whole travel party on a single bill.

What typical amounts do people get charged by 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar?

Common transaction sizes range from small amounts for coffee or a pastry, to moderate spends for a single meal and drink, up to larger totals if you ordered multiple courses, alcohol, or paid for several people. Reviewing the venue’s menu and pricing on the Adelaide Airport website can help you see if the amount matches what you likely ordered.

Can 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar place temporary holds or pending charges on my card?

Yes. When you open a bar or table tab, the venue or its payment processor may place a temporary authorization on your card to confirm funds. The final amount is captured when you close the bill, and the initial pending hold should drop off automatically after a few days, depending on your bank’s policies.

How can I verify a 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar charge if I don’t have the paper receipt?

Check your travel records for the date of the charge—flight confirmations, boarding passes, or hotel bookings—to confirm you were at Adelaide Airport then. Next, review bank app details for the exact timestamp and compare it with the time you were in the terminal. If needed, you can contact the restaurant using the phone details on the Adelaide Airport website and provide the date, approximate time, and amount so they can look up the transaction.

How do I request a refund or correction for an incorrect 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar charge?

If you believe you were overcharged, double‑billed, or charged for the wrong table, first reach out directly to 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar using the contact information on the Adelaide Airport site and supply your name, visit date, approximate time, and the exact amount charged. If the venue confirms an error, they can process a refund. If you can’t resolve it with the restaurant, contact your card issuer to raise a dispute, providing any supporting travel and purchase details.

Is there any kind of ongoing subscription or recurring billing from 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar?

No. 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar operates as a traditional airport restaurant and bar; charges are tied to individual visits and do not involve subscriptions or recurring fees. If you see multiple charges on different dates, they generally reflect separate visits or multiple transactions on the same travel day.

How can I contact 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar about a charge when I’m not at the airport?

You can find the venue’s listing and contact phone number through the Food & Drink or Shop, Dine & Unwind section of the Adelaide Airport website. Call during their operating hours (typically early morning to evening) and provide details such as the transaction date, amount, and last four digits of your card so staff can locate the payment record.

Does 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar add surcharges or public holiday fees that could change the final amount I see?

Like many Australian hospitality venues, 100 Miles Kitchen & Bar may apply a surcharge on public holidays or for certain card types, which can make the final total slightly higher than menu prices alone. Check the fine print on menus or your receipt; surcharges should be clearly disclosed and will be included in the final card amount shown on your statement.

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