Places to meet between McLaren Vale and Norwood

Halfway between McLaren Vale and Norwood is near Aberfoyle Park, about 17 km from each (34 km apart in a straight line).

Distances are straight-line. See the halfway point on a map.

Cafés near the halfway point

  • The Honey Bee Cafe

    Cafe · 800 m from halfway

    Hub Dr

    Directions
  • Coffeed Cafe

    Cafe · 850 m from halfway

    4/142 Hub Dr

    Directions
  • Helzi & Beans Café

    Cafe · 1.0 km from halfway

    69-71 Daveys Rd

    Directions

Restaurants near the halfway point

  • Eva’s deli and Indian takeaway

    Indian restaurant · 250 m from halfway

    1 Canberra Dr

    Directions
  • Needa Pizza

    Pizza restaurant · 250 m from halfway

    Unit 2/5 Canberra Dr

    Directions
  • Dixie's Pizza

    Pizza restaurant · 600 m from halfway

    21 Haven Rd

    Directions
  • Bakers Delight The Hub

    Restaurant · Aberfoyle Park · 800 m from halfway

    Aberfoyle Hub Shopping Centre

    Directions
  • The Hub Tandoor

    Nepalese restaurant · 850 m from halfway

    Hub Shopping Centre, A2/130-150 Hub Dr

    Directions

Pubs and bars near the halfway point

  • Aberfoyle Hub Tavern

    Pub · 800 m from halfway

    The Aberfoyle Hub Shopping Centre, Christie Way

    Directions
  • Brittania Bar

    Beer bar · 2.5 km from halfway

    Directions

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 McLaren Vale and Norwood?
Halfway between McLaren Vale and Norwood is near Aberfoyle Park, about 17 km from each (34 km apart in a straight line).
What are good places to meet between McLaren Vale and Norwood?
Close to the halfway point: The Honey Bee Cafe, Coffeed Cafe, Eva’s deli and Indian takeaway, Needa Pizza, Aberfoyle Hub Tavern, Brittania Bar.
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.

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