Seinfeld-Inspired Restaurant To Open Beneath Hindley Street Music Hall

Iconic sit-com oddball Cosmo Kramer once famously said (while simultaneously chugging a beer and puffing on a cigarette), “Here’s to feeling good all the time.” Now, on Hindley Street, his zany declaration can finally become a reality.

Pizza lovers and Seinfeld enthusiasts will be delighted to be informed of the imminent opening of Cosmo’s Pizza.

The Seinfeld-themed pizza joint, officially opening on May 9th, will be bringing New York-style pizza to the watering mouths of Adelaide’s gourmands and gig-goers.

Cosmo’s Pizza is located beneath Hindley Street Music Hall, the city’s thriving live music space. Set to perform at the beloved venue over the next few months are major acts such as Ball Park Music, Spacey Jane, Skeggs, and more. Given that the Hindley Street Music Hall doesn’t offer proper meals, ravenous concert attendees can fill up on pizza to ensure they have energy to dance, or can gather at the pizza joint post-gig and reflect on the amazing music they just witnessed.

The restaurant is the brain-child of hospo legends and Seinfeld aficionados Josh Bartolo and Josh O’Shaughnessy. And there are Seinfeld references everywhere you look, the most notable being a massive Kramer mural, with his famous quote inscribed underneath: “Here’s to feeling good all the time.”

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Stills from the show are plastered all over the joint’s Cosmo-green walls. The cocktails are named after the show’s characters. There is a custom-made beer from Vale Ale called “The Larry David Lager.” The Joshes have even set up a Frogger arcade machine, another touch that mega-fans will appreciate.

Cosmo’s Pizza is also in close proximity to other beloved music venues, such as Jive, The West Oak, and The Grace Emily. It is set to be the perfect place to fuel up in between all the electrifying gigs that Adelaide has to offer.