It was nice when opened but you need to update information. This chain is permanently closed and…read moreout of business.

What a treat! The teething issues that seem to be rude on Facebook comments seemed to all be ironed…read moreout! I was so impressed with the service, decor and menu despite high expectations to start with. I had the hot choc pop from the winter menu and it was like a dream! The melted chocolate liking the rim was still warm, the popcorn was a compliment and the brownie was nice and crumbly. Shakes vary from 13-20 each and the other desserts are similar in price. I didn't look at the other parts of the menu ... No need Good job 50sixone on a great launch and products

Menchie's have started their Australian domination, giving ice cream and gelato shops a rival. This…read moreis their second Australian and South Australian store (yep, we got there first). It's self serve frozen yoghurt, once your cup is full you can add in all your favourite toppings from maltesers, to almonds, to fresh fruit, and cookie dough. The new Marion store only opened last week, and obviously the school holidays are a great time to set up a frozen yoghurt stall. It was hugely popular, but the small store size just doesn't cater particularly well to large groups. If there's one thing to make a 20-something-year-old feel like a granny it's teenagers. They're enough to make you want to write letters, sign petitions, and sigh in constant disapproval. There were plenty hanging around, and half of them didn't seem to be buying anything, just grabbing the free samples. My inner granny grumbled but on the outside I just smiled. It was definitely a longer process than I've ever experienced at the Rundle Mall store, but the staff seemed to handle the rush well. It would be great if there was somewhere nearby to sit with your yoghurt, especially if you've got kids in tow, as Menchie's can get pretty messy with a 4-year-old. The store is nearby the cinemas, and so it's not exactly near the food court.

If you're ever down south and you're looking for a tasty treat that isn't 'a moment on the lips and…read morea lifetime on the hips', yo-get-it is the place to visit. They have 8 or so rotating flavours that you can combine to create your perfect dessert. Top it off with fresh fruit, lollies or cookies and you're in for one special little meal. The price isn't too bad, it all depends on the weight of your item and if you guess the weight, 'yo get it' for free! Recently they've also added açai bowls to their menu. They're excellent and great value for money!

It's always a delight visiting San Churro, who says no to covering their face in delicious Spanish…read moremilk, dark and white chocolate?! * Large range of desserts, sweets & hot/cold drinks * Reasonable prices * Fairly large portion sizes (I always leave with a happy full tummy of chocolate) * Friendly service but always depending on the day and time of the week. Friday, Thursday & Saturday night are the busiest from experience and employees feedback as employees always seem on their feet, stressed out and getting mixed up with who's orders what tables. Bless them! My recent favourite purchase from San Churro would be churro's dusted with icing sugar instead of cinnamon with white chocolate dipping sauce, yum! Always a perfect place to catch up and gossip with the girlfriends!

I don't even know where to start with this establishment. I have dined here multiple times since…read moretheir opening, one of which was on their opening night. This first time was probably the best experience that I've had here, since then they have obviously reduced the staff load but this is fine as usually there isn't much of a wait. Provided you receive service from one of the few waitresses who are actually good at their jobs or the manager of this store that is. On one occasion we were seated for 20+ minutes without being served despite having been not so pleasantly informed we had to seat ourselves on arrival, only when we were standing to go elsewhere were we asked if our order had been taken by the same girl. The next visit saw me wait 10 minutes for an ice cream cone that I ordered then was forgotten about. Their drinks involving chocolate are typically good but their coffee isn't anything special. Overall the place is unremarkable. (I also don't approve of the staff all wearing leggings as pants, nobody eating their meal wants to see that)

Well, for those with a sweet tooth, this is one of those places that is definitely worth checking…read moreout. We decided to go over there simply because a friend of mine really, really likes fudge. Honestly, if it wasn't for that I probably would have walked past it. Well, that would have been a mistake because that would have meant missing this little gem of a store. Okay, it is probably more for those with a sweet tooth, but honestly, the variety of fudge that they sell here is amazing. Oh, and not only that but they also have icecream, and other lollies as well. Yeah, this place was actually pretty cool.

I often crave Churros as a sweet treat after dinner, or with coffee. I've had Churros at the other…read morefranchise stores, such as Norwood SA, and Gouger Street. The one in Hyde Park offers the same delicious delights but unlike the other stores, the service was chaos - seemed to be other customers wonder about there orders too. A good number of staff seemed to be on duty - but the place seemed to be very disorganised (but friendly). I'll head to the Norwood store next time. As I noted the staff were friendly but nobody seemed to be in charge, or the franchise owner dropped the staff in the 'poop' with no systems - which I've seen before.

APPALLING customer service!!! TOXIC COFFEE!…read more Shocking how a coffee house doesn't know what kind of decaf they serve ... SAFE? OR TOXIC? I rang St Louis at Hyde Park ... to ask if their decaf coffee was chemically decaffeinated (which is toxic) ... or whether it was decaffeinated using the safer swiss water process. The woman (with a south american accent) ... who was VERY unfriendly/impatient, said she didn't know. She made NO attempt to put me on hold to ask someone who MIGHT know ... so as to prompt me to actually COME to there cafe ... she just told me (while appearing to mock me by laughing) that she didn't know. MOST coffee houses, (who could care less about the quality of their coffee ... or the health of their patrons) ... serve CHEMICALLY decaffeinated coffee ... because the average Joe has no idea about the dangers. This is where they use a chemical SOLVENT - usually methylene chloride or ethyl acetate (see below for info on dangers). The dangerous chemical residue remaining by using this toxic method, is more harmful than caffeine! Might also account for that migraine you get after drinking coffee ... --------------------------------------------- Methylene chloride ... (CH2Cl2) is a colorless liquid that can harm the eyes, skin, liver, and heart. Exposure can cause drowsiness, dizziness, numbness and tingling limbs, and nausea. It may cause cancer. Severe exposure can cause loss of consciousness and death. Ethyl acetate ... is highly flammable, as well as toxic when ingestion or inhaled, and this chemical can be seriously damaging to internal organs in the case of repeated or prolonged exposure. Ethyl acetate can also cause irritation when it comes into contact with the eyes or skin.

This as actually a rather nice cafe that I accidentally stumbled across as I was wandering through…read morethe back streets of Adelaide. Actually, I was on the bus at the time, and normally wouldn't have gone down this route, so I guess it was fortuitous that I couldn't have the car that day. As such, I later dragged my friends down here for a pot of tea, and I must say that it was certainly a great spot to do so. Not only was the tea quite nice, but I found the service to be very good as well. Certainly worth spending some time here chatting.

Fairly new I think, and tucked away in the southerly burbs', this little cafe is charming! It seems…read morea welcome addition to a small group of local shops, providing a cute hipster-ish cafe in a place you wouldn't really expect! The decor is clean, light and modern - a wooden bar with fresh newspapers, mini jars holding sugar and a range of cakes and light meals to satisfy a morning tea, lunch or arvo craving. My latte was not the best I've had in Adelaide, but still worth a mention. The banana bread I had however - delicious. Thick cut, homemade, toasted - what more could you ask for? How about wonderfully moist (shudder at that word) and yet light at the same time? You got it. Can I have the recipe please!? Overall the service was nice, just one guy was manning the cafe but that's all it needs on a quiet Wednesday afternoon. I hope to see them expand into breakfasts maybe! P.S. You can also buy your 2L bottle of non-homogenised Tweedvale milk here to take home for $4.50! Yay!