I was really, really tempted to give this store some other rating to prove the title false. I was…read morethinking up funny quips and everything. But then I tasted one of the pasties and I knew I had no choice. Maybe it's because I'm accustomed to plastic-sealed, supermarket pasties. Maybe it's because I've been wandering the city for hours on a starving belly. Maybe it's because I've gone off sugar, and they dumped a load of sugar into this bad boy. I don't know. But I DO know that the pasty tasted amazing. I'm salivating at the memory and am considering another purchase. The inside is nice and well-lit, with - true to the 'green' coloured theme of the place - energy saving light bulbs. The staff is nice. The prices are mercifully cheap. And the only mess I saw in the place was that one engendered by me as I ate my pasty, as neatly as a three year old might. But I make no illusions; the five stars is all in the taste of the pasty.

I arrived late, around 3pm and they were sold out of most things. They still had a lonely fruit…read moreand nut bar which didn't last long as it was wicked good. Penny pincher heaven. The most expensive item listed on the menu is Vietnamese cold rolls at 5 bucks!! The interior is G-R-E-E-N. The walls are green, the ceiling is green, and perhaps it's the reflection of the walls and ceiling but the floors look green too.

I've walked past this place several times in the past and I got myself to get there finally…read more The décor is great, bohemian rustic (if there's such a style) with plenty of rusted metals and rough timbers all over. It matches very well with the Rustic Loaves and Baguettes. There is a street side cabinet full of premade baguettes, cakes and hot pastries that temp the eyes and noses as you walk past, then add a dash of coffee aromas MMMMM. I chose a made to order BBQ Pork Baguette. Well.. just the bread OH MY so tasty, earthy, some of the best I've tasted. the fillings were fresh and tasty (pork, brie, lettuce mustard) well worth the price. Along with that I had a very pleasant cup of Flat White.. Especially with the warmer weather coming, I can see me eating more stuff from Taste...

Please know that I have only been to this place in the prime location of Rundle Street once - on…read moretheir first 'practice' day. I have given them five stars for their outstanding, friendly and keen service - even though that day they were just trying to get their name out by giving their goods away for free. Thats Right - I had a coffee and an apricot pastry (my god it was amazing) and a delicious brownie, FOR FREE. What a bunch of champs. I'm assuming it isn't free anymore - but who knows? I haven't been in Rundle street for a couple of weeks. From what I tasted, the coffee was great and the food was delicious. The decor is new and funky. The staff were really friendly, smiley and eager to please. Has great potential but as I said, I haven't been here since they have started charging for food, so I'm not sure about price etc. With so many restaurants, this is a great new option for lunch/coffee in the East End!!

The Happy-Hour Coffee (8-10am) was what got me there to begin with. They also provide an array of…read morebaked delights to whet your appetite - though I'm not a personal fan of sweet things first thing in the morning. The coffee's not the best if you are a bit of a coffee snob like me, but if you are wanting a cheap coffee of decent size, then this is a good stop to by pass if you are near Rundle Place. Perhaps the staff are desperate for their own morning coffee as the feeling is that they don't really 'perk up' when you are waiting or they are taking your order at the counter. Infact, perhaps your (my) presence has ruined their quiet start to the morning? Maybe my glasses are just as cool as hers and it ticked her off. Regardless of the mood, its supporting a small bakery, its not a long wait because not everyone gets down the bottom of Rundle Place when another place is easier, and its caffiene. If you want something yum on the side, its pretty good!! But honestly, I'm a huge fan of my coffee being made with love and joy and a giant splash of skill and a sprinkle of handsome barista... which Rheinland hasn't shown is in existence. Maybe next time I'll shout them a coffee instead...

It's nice to have somewhere new to cater for office morning/afternoon teas, as well as birthdays…read more Rheinland Bakery has a big selection of cakes and slice, as well as whole cakes and pies. If you call the day before and pre-order you can also get a discount, but even if you've only made your mind up on the day they are very reasonably priced and ended up cheaper than our usual morning teas (such as donuts and cupcakes).

Abbots & Kinney are by no means new to Adelaide - they have been popping up all over the place for…read morea while now. Their most regular haunts have probably been in Leigh St in the CBD and in the Unley Metro shopping centre. But rejoice! Because now they have their own home on Pirie St. These guys are the absolute pros of pastry. Their almond croissant has got to be the best I have ever had in Adelaide. They're constantly coming up with new sweet and savoury options that intrigue and delight with their names alone (such as 'silly sausage' and 'mark prosciutto')! There are healthyish options - 'danwiches', soups, pasties & toasties - but you can also get your fill of delicious and decadent sweets. Think donuts injected with jam and custard, croissants, danishes and sfogliatelle warm out of the oven. I'm getting hungry just writing this! The coffee is good and the staff are friendly. I was wearing my work name badge as I ordered, and when my coffee was brought to me and when I left I was thanked by name, which always makes me feel welcomed. The fit out of this place is simple but attractive, and I think this is important because it is really what they are making that should be doing the showing off! I'm looking forward to visiting these guys again and seeing what else they have to offer my rumbling tummy!

Finally finally finally I got to come here!! Pastry heaven in all its glory, I'd give it 6 stars if…read moreI could. The place smells incredible as soon as you walk in. The sweet danishes and pastries on the counter will break every bit of willpower you thought you had. I came to try the famous Danwich. Yes, danish sandwich. I got the Danish Harlett which was guacamole, maple bacon, soft boiled egg and dukkah all sat atop a high puffy pastry. It's quite a rich start to the day but everything about it is delicious. The soft boiled egg is perfectly cooked, the egg yolk is so creamy it's almost sinful. Can I just say as well that I looooove the way they name their pastries. So clever. PS: We may have bought some more "for the road".

The bakery of the god damn future! BreadTop is awesome!…read more Let's being with their loaves of bread. There are varieties I have not seen anywhere else, screw Baker's Delight. I want Coconut bread, Purple sticky rice bread, red bean bread, Japanese white bread, or ham and cheese bread. Why waste your time with multi-grain or white. BORING. And this is only the bread. They make donuts and sweet buns also. I'm quite impartial to their Milky custard red bean bun and the milk de crunch. If you're in need of a quick lunch, they have that covered to! Savoury buns with just about any filling you can imagine inhabit the shelves of this store. UGH! BREADTOP! I LOVE ME SOME GOD DAM BREADTOP!!!!!

There's a couple of Bread Top places in Melbourne, and this is pretty much the same as they are…read more I really, really want to try their barbecue pork buns. These are the things that I always hang out for at Yum Cha places, but every time I come in here, I do some mental maths about how long they've been sitting there, and ultimately I bitch out and just grab some chocolate stars instead. The people that work here are efficient, but not always very chatty.

I gotta say....I think I'm in love I do love my Lush products but I was given a face cleanser and…read morebody scrub for Xmas and it was just utter bliss! On my arms, I have a bit of keratosis pilaris (very mild, little red dry bumps) and when I tried the 'Fruit Tingle' body scrub it pretty much got rid of 98% of them and my skin felt sooooo soft afterwards, never in my life have I had that; even after using moisturisers it would still come back. Not to mention the smell, praise the sugar lord, it's to die for!! I love the (OH) Passion fruit face cleanser too, takes of all my makeup at night time, recommend using a wet flannel with it. The body soaps are great too but I found it just got used up too quickly and didn't last very long. Definitely worth trying out and one tip, if you use the scrubs let it sit on your skin for a few minutes and you'll not only smell tasty but the product works better!

Oh deer, oh my! I am in yummy body washy heaven. This is seriously one of my new favourite places…read morein Adelaide. I am in love with this place. As you walk in you are greeted with the most amazing sweet smells. It's not overwhelming. It's just really refreshing and entrancing. I am a sucker for fruit & sweet scents, so Oh Deer Sugar products totally won me over. Not to mention that they are all totally cruelty free, vegan and made in our very own lil' city Adelaide. Hooray! The store owners are just so absolutely lovely and so happy to explain each an everyone of their products. I was totally walking around like I walked into the chocolate factory in the Roald Dahl book Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Only thing is, I couldn't eat anything. Although it sure smells like you can! Be sure to smell those chocolate block soaps. Yummo! All of the bath bombs, bubble baths and skin products almost look to pretty to use. So, you know you are in for a treat when you get a chance to use them. Some are in the shape of cup cakes with icing and glitter. So cute and makes for a great gift! Wow your friends and share the love for this store. I guarantee they will become as addicted as what you will be! The best part is that their bath bombs and bubble baths is that they are multi use! Yup, you don't have to use the whole thing for one bath. That really means that they are great value for money. I am actually going to have to try everything in this store. Love supporting such a cool idea and talented people in SA. If only there were more stars to give them!! Oh, here you go ladies: *****

Blink and you will miss it. I didn't expect this place to be so tiny after the rave review I saw in…read morethe paper! There is only a small yellow sign. Definitely wasn't a line up either. Any how I enjoy all things Japan so naturally had to try. There is only really two choices of original (plain) and chocolate cheese tarts. For around $3 to $4 each you can enjoy and will give you a little carry bag as well. The original is definitely cheesy but also runny and warm :) not like other baked tarts. The chocolate is of course chocolate and also the same. Original is best I think. It's a shame it's not a bigger store like in other cities but still a good product.

One of the yummiest cheese tarts ever! They have many more flavours now, like strawberry, blueberry…read moreetc..., but I still like the original (plain) cheese tart the best! They have special promotions, like buy 3 get 1 free. So of course I always tend to go for the 3 cheese tarts! Wish they did had an actual store though. But nevertheless this place is a must try, so don't be afraid and go for it!

Nothing tastes better than a Nanna's Bun. My favourites BBQ…read morePork and Chicken Hotpot. An Adelaide destination!

Nanna's is my favourite 'fast food' spot in Adelaide, simple as that!…read moreEverytime I am near the Central Market I feel drawn to the quaint little shop front in China Town to buy a couple of their phenominally delicious buns. The buns themselves look just as impressive as the stall, in other words pretty boring. But they are slightly sweet and filled with wonderful little tasteables such as BBQ or Sticky Pork, Curry Chicken, Custard and, the most unasuming of all (but the best) mini hot dogs....plus numerous others. I usually get myself a hot dog and a custard (for desert) and then lose myself in flavor country! The buns only cost pocket change (a couple of bucks), so there is no excuse not to give them a try. There does tend to be a bit of a line at lunch though!