Whilst waiting in the car park for my family to arrive the staff member of the gift shop section of…read morethe train came up and abused me about parking spaces. She didn't listen to anything I was saying to try and diffuse the situation continuing to repeat herself in her anger. After this horrendous display of customer service I decided to take my business elsewhere

Food was over cooked and took forever (30 min for coffee and over an hour for breakfast)…read more Cute ambience but not worth the wait.

Awesome cheese shop selling both imported and local adelaide hills cheeses (Woodside Cheese Wrights…read more& Udder Delights). Coffees are also great. Atmosphere is nice and relaxed with nice art work on the walls. There is a big open space good for groups and kids and some more secluded areas out the back if you need a quieter space to chat.

What a lovely spot! We came here on a Saturday afternoon for coffee, and were not disappointed…read more Delicious long black (yay!), another of our party reported that their cake was fantastic too. They stock a lot of cheese (duh!), as well as a lot of local produce - we stocked up on cheese and sourdough bread ... but will definitely have to come back for lunch, since the menu looked very enticing. Brekkie looks good too, but I have heard that it gets very busy!

A fresh clean interior of predominately black and off white with a delightful black wrought iron…read morebike featuring, and a planter of pot plants near the door, with more on top of two book cases which add a welcome touch of greenery. The book cases contain a range of gourmet teas and some local produce for sale. Two walls display an astonishing array of awards for their pies, cakes,and breads, a mouth watering selection of which are displayed in three large display cabinets around the counter. Altogether charm and style create a pleasing, peaceful ambience that combined with the great food and coffee, will ensure a large, satisfied cliental. After enjoying our visit to their sister bakery in Mt Barker, we found again the food and service at the Littlehamton Bakery was excellent. Our lunch choices were a delightful, fresh cold turkey salad, and "the daily special", bread & butter pudding with coffee, $7.50, both serves were of a generous size, very well prepared and represented good value.

The Littlehampton Bakery. The only place I've been to where I have no hesitation giving it full…read moremarks. I discovered this place while taking a break from my studies and working as a sparky. A few visits here and every person I worked with agreed 'this is the best bakery we've ever been to.' My review will not do the place justice and my only gripe is that they seem to run out of food early. I travel to Victoria a bit, and so do many friends, and we're often left wanting when visiting. The pies here are incredible, and there's what 20+ flavours? Many of which you'll only find in grandma's secret cook books. Some of the one's I've tried: Lamb and mint, Beef and stout, Chicken, Chicken Korma, Cheese Cransky, Chilli Cransky, Vegetarian quiche. I also love how the soft drinks feature more than just a Coke or Pepsi range. Portello, Kola Beer and Creamy Soda are some of my favourites. The pies are so filling, and the chucks of meat within are huge! This place will make the Port Elliot Bakery taste like bin juice in comparison.

This place is really, really good. I haven't been back for…read moreover 2 years - but it's one of the few places in Adelaide open for coffee before 7am. The staff could not be nicer and the service is quicker than I remember. The coffee is spectacular. They play great music (if you like Eric B & Rakim - which you better). They have more food options as well. Huge fan! (Hard to find - small trailer in a parking lot on a busy street)

Living in Nairne means missing out on some of the good things in life, 3g coverage being one of…read morethem but I like to ease the pain by spending quality time in what I like to think is a massive upside to living in a country town, the cafés. Pleasant personified and with an outdoor area you'll feel like you're in your happy place as the sun hits you and bounces around the french chic settings. Very large menu and fantastic food! we had the breakfast and a massive mug of liquid gold. Staff were fantastic and it will be our local haunt for sure. I hope this review helps more yelpers try these little hidden country gems like it has done for me!!

Owners and staff are lovely. Coffee was really good and the mug size is enormous! Food was a little…read moredisappointing. Eggs were way overdone. In all it was okay but too expensive for just 'okay'.

Three cheers for Three Monkeys…read more Under the relatively new helm of Frieda (ex Flying Fish at Pt Elliot way back and now embarking on her own business) Three Monkeys has crossed the cafe divide from ho hum to well worth a visit. On a holiday Monday recently, Three Monkeys was brimming with other holiday makers lunching on their very simple but scrumptious gourmet items. The menu is based on local produce - and why wouldn't you be with McLaren Vale and the Fleurieu on your doorstep - and all freshly cooked. This quaint and quirky cottage has limited seating inside but a lovely outdoor area seating probably about 20 out back. There is also a delicatessen specialising in a very thoughtful and extensive range of cheeses and gourmet produce. Fantastic coffee also. I have my sights set on a weekend in Willunga soon to revel in this gorgeous town's over abundance of eateries. Friday night - Russell's Pizza, Sat morning Willunga Organic Market, Sat arvo drop into Three Monkeys for a delectable coffee and cake and pick up tasting plate supplies for a night in with a good drop of local Cab Sav by the fireside of a cute B & B (or a booking at Fino if I can't be bothered cooking) and finally breakfast Sunday am at the Green Room on High Street. Drive back along Aldinga Beach via the Victory Hotel at Sellicks and I have a weekend made in heaven!! Willunga in my opinion now beats McLaren Vale for a foodie weekend (excluding of course the legendary wine appeal of McLaren Vale)!

No really, I wasn't that hungry when I walked in here. And…read morethen I saw the cabinet of cheese, glacé cumquats and deli meats all from the Fleurieu in the cabinet. Then I read the menu (luckily breakfast finishes at 12pm otherwise I would have totally doubled up on my egg allocation for the day). And then the waitress apologised for serving a double shot of coffee to the customer, because that's how she always did it. And I knew my sensible eating plan for the day wasn't going to work. So instead of the planned "I'll just have some cheese and crackers," coming out of my mouth, I uncontrollably asked if I "could have the quinoa and carrot salad with fetta and flatbread please?" Before it arrived, I had talked myself into "just eating half of the salad and having the other half for dinner." And then I began to shovel piled forks of carrot and quinoa salad with dates and a white bean puree into my mouth and before I knew it, there was no doggy bag required. Even better was that they had run out of flatbread and so served me a couple of slices of their tomato polenta bread. It is now official, they should charge more than $13 for the salad and then ALWAYS serve this warmed and crispy with it in the future. Do not be fooled by the few seats inside and out the front, they have a lovely garden area out back for you to dine in with friends. This place would be delightful on a sunny autumn day or cold winter's morning and is one for the "bookmark" list of places to eat in Willunga.

Very friendly staff and great food. Bacon and eggs cooked to perfection, and great coffee. Look of…read morethe place is what you'd expect from a cafe, but meals are definitely better. Second time here, this time had breakfast and couldn't fault the visit. A few people in the cafe for breakfast but speed of food delivery was on par with every other cafe, perhaps faster than some. The friendly staff help make the experience that much better. We will certainly be back.

Generally not bad. Personally not particularly fond of the coffee blend they use. But that's a…read morepersonal thing. The food is good. The prices are reasonable and the staff friendly and efficient. If I had a complain, it's the atmosphere of the place. It a little cold. Like dining in a doctor's surgery waiting room. If it felt just a little more cosy then I'd go to 4 stars. But not without a bit of an update to decor.

I went here a little while ago and I did not like it very much it was bland, gross and took too…read morelong do not recommend.

You might be fooled into thinking this is an Indian restaurant by its name, but here you won't find…read moreButter Chicken on the menu. It's actually a Nepalese restaurant but if you, like me, are a fan of Indian food and haven't tried Nepalese before don't be intimidated by the different items on the menu. The menu is a good size and can be ordered to eat in at this small bit lovely classic looking restaurant or as takeaway (which, yes!! Is the cheaper option per meal). There are a couple of vegetarian options, the mishmash tahkaari being nice and flavoursome as we're both the other dishes we tried - the bhedar komasu and bahdami kukhura. The flavour of all the sauces were amazing so could easily be eaten with the rice and roti once all the meat was gone. With an average wait time of 20 minutes for takeaway I will definitely be trying some other menu items and recommending them to everyone.