Places to meet between Croydon Park and Glenelg
Halfway between Croydon Park and Glenelg is near Sir Richard Williams Ave, about 6.1 km from each (12 km apart in a straight line).
Distances are straight-line. See the halfway point on a map.
Cafés near the halfway point
CBTB Coffee House
394 Henley Beach Rd
Directionscoffee by the beans
394 Henley Beach Rd
DirectionsThird Time Lucky Coffee
4/436 Henley Beach Rd
DirectionsTeatotallers Tea rooms
255 Sir Donald Bradman Dr
DirectionsHalf Cup
231 Sir Donald Bradman Dr
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Restaurants near the halfway point
Night Guys Burgers
415 Henley Beach Road
DirectionsJoe's Pizza Bar
415 Henley Beach Rd
DirectionsAsian Taste
8-9/329-331 Henley Beach Rd
DirectionsVino's Indian Dhaba
11/329 Henley Beach Rd
DirectionsAjí & Limón Peruvian Cuisine
Shop 10/329 Henley Beach Rd
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Pubs and bars near the halfway point
Plaza Premium Lounge (International Departures, Terminal 1) Adelaide Airport (ADL)
Adelaide Airport Terminal
DirectionsRex Lounge
1 James Schofield Dr
DirectionsKrisflyer Lounge, Ade
Adelaide Airport
DirectionsSingapore Airlines International Lounge
Adelaide Airport Limited, 1 James Schofield Dr
DirectionsAdelaide Virgin Lounge
FRICKER CIRCUIT
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Places within 3.0 km of the halfway point, closest independents first. Venue data: Overture Maps Foundation and state liquor registers.
Questions
- Where is halfway between Croydon Park and Glenelg?
- Halfway between Croydon Park and Glenelg is near Sir Richard Williams Ave, about 6.1 km from each (12 km apart in a straight line).
- What are good places to meet between Croydon Park and Glenelg?
- Close to the halfway point: CBTB Coffee House, coffee by the beans, Night Guys Burgers, Joe's Pizza Bar, Plaza Premium Lounge (International Departures, Terminal 1) Adelaide Airport (ADL), Rex Lounge.
- How do I find a fair place to meet for a group?
- Start a free meetup on halfwhere and send the link to your group. Everyone drops a rough spot, and halfwhere suggests cafés, restaurants, pubs and bars at the fairest point for everyone. Spots are blurred and end-to-end encrypted, so nobody, including halfwhere, sees where anyone lives.