A gem! The pies are fantastic but the pasties with chunky hand cut Veges are even better! Their…read moreVanilla slice is up there with the best and is not too sweet as they make it without icing. Haven't tried the bread but it looks crusty and delicious. A traditional bakery with comfortable indoor and outdoor seating. It's a great place to stop for a work lunch or for a coffee on your way to/ back from the wineries. Grant Burge has vineyards nearby.

From the owner: At BakerST, we create Gourmet Produce made freshly on the premises every day…read more Our range includes a wonderful selection of Gourmet and Family Pies, Pasties, Breads, traditional, continental & artisan. Try our fantastic range of cakes and desserts. Celebration cakes made to order. With fabulous coffee and exceptional service to accompany your choice, come and join us on the corner in Williamstown.

Great coffee & full range of bakery lines dine in or takeaway!…read moreLovely outdoor eating area Local produce available as well as numerous lines of homestyle Bread Staff very friendly & accommodating (especially for special coffees or diet conscious house made rolls & sandwiches! Well worth a "pop in" if in the hills or heading into the Barrossa Valley!

Good food We were passing through One Tree Hill at around…read morelunch time so it was convenient for us to stop for a bite to eat. The food was really good and it was very reasonably priced! This is good country hospitality at its best!

Stumbled across this place completely by accident and what a pleasant discovery it was. It's…read moredefinitely designed as more of a bikers road stop and although I am not a motoring enthusiast per say, the environment and vibe of the place really appealed to me. The counter top is the front of an old ford, the table tops have engineering plan/ motor mappy looking thing under glass, they have a map of the Adelaide hills framed on the wall which looked to me, with the aid of a white board marker is used for motorists to get there where-abouts. The outdoor dining area is really Pretty while the inside dining is very much setup as a motor enthusiast shed, come man cave, come quaint cafe and it totally works!! The coffee and food was really good to-boot (? Is that the right word, not sure... But you get the idea). The Throttle Shed has that tucked away feeling but it's actually not very far off Main North Road at all. They seem to have their regulars as others that came in to the cafe all seemed quite familiar with each other which just added to the overall pleasantness. My husband and I were really glad we stopped to check this place out. Ps. They also appear to be open every day except Tuesdays. (They were even open on Christmas Day according to the signage we saw).

We were driving through the Adelaide Hills and thought we'd try something else for lunch than…read moreHahndorf because it's touristy and overpriced, especially at this time of year. So we had a look in Loebethal and a few other little towns around but just couldn't find anything that looked appealing. Well, luckily we decided to drive the extra 17km to Birdwood because Pomegranate Cottage is a truly lovely place! They have a very cute outside garden, with a fountain and surrounded by lots of trees and flowers so on a sunny day it's probably the best place you can find in Birdwood for lunch. (Mind you the choice isn't that big either) Great setting, friendly service and a good selection of food, ranging from pies to salads, fish to meat and some sandwiches. I had the beef pie for $14, which came with a small salad (no dressing though) and fries. You could tell the pie was homemade and not coming from a freezer. Very tasty and in terms of size I think the dishes are alright for the prices they charge. One thing that bothered me very much though is that the waitress came clearing the plates of the 3 people that were with me while I was still eating. That's an absolute no-go and would be a reason for me not to go back. However, the food was very good so I still recommend the place.

Tasty coffee. Not sure why it didn't show up in Yelp in a coffee search. Glad we stopped. Looks…read morelike where the locals go for breakfast and coffee. Friendly service and good mochas.

What a wonderful little Cafe in lovely Lyndoch. Stumbled across it while at the Medieval Fair…read more Great food and very friendly staff. Highly recommend this place.

I stood at the register while the lady made someone else's coffee without any acknowledgement of my…read morepresence. When she departed to deliver the coffee she finally nodded my way. When she didn't come back I determined that you were supposed to sit down and they'd bring you a menu when they got around to it. My tea & scone were fine. If you're out here come in have a seat they'll come by eventually and take your order, but don't make a special trip

This cafe had an opportunity to impress as it was boxing day and there where not many places open…read more If impressed or even just ok would of gone back. The lack of clearing of tables with plates, food, cups & glasses left on tables was a poor sight and we should of just moved on. We didn't and paid the price the food was very poor the meat was re heated in a microwave and still cold / chilled in the middle ate a few mouth fulls of the salad that was it. Very disappointed and suspect this venue preys on tourists as with this low standard my wife and I experienced we won't be going back and I suspect nor will others we saw at the time. I dont usually kick up a fuss but to feel ripped off like this in such a beautiful town that is all about food wine and fun. Not Happy!

Not impressed at all. Ordered a pear and walnut salad which was bland and drowned in oil and cost…read moreme $15! Also had one of their fresh juices - watermelon, pineapple and carrot......it was almost tasteless and I am sure it was watered down. The place smelled like fish inside so I ate outside. I also found some (not all) of the staff to be indifferent and almost rude. Observed several customers waiting a long time for meals and a lot of confusion from staff as to where meals were to be sent......including mine, even though there were table numbers. Feel very ripped off. I am local and am embarrassed that tourists will be eating here. From now on will stick to my regular cafe for great food and service.

I quite liked this little cafe in Tanunda. I probably should be at all surprised that such cafes…read moreare appearing around the place, particularly in tourist towns like Tanunda. Actually, it is probably a bit more of a bakery, but there seemed to be quite a few options available, though of course I ended up only having a pot of tea. The other thing was that there was also quite a nice garden out the back where you can enjoy a nice day, of which there are a few.

I've been here for a few times for business meetings. Nice coffee and the food was well prepared,…read moregenerous and tasty. The place is clean and tidy and staff are friendly. Nothing so amazing that it's worth driving from Adelaide for, but a good lunch spot that I'd visit more if I was a local. You can do a lot worse in Tanunda.

Fell in love as soon as we walked in here. The walls are a complete and utter artwork within…read morethemselves, every time you look you notice something new, if you have time you can just get lost looking at the walls. The artwork around the place is stunning as well, mostly local Gawler artists. We only had time for a quick coffee today but I took a photo of the menu so that we can go back and we will 100% be back. While we were having our coffee the owner came out for a chat. Lovely woman who was so friendly and made us feel welcome. There are vegetarian and vegan options and all the cakes are gluten free (including a lemon myrtle and ginger cheesecake YUM) I cannot wait to come back and try the Quinoa salad! This is a new hidden gem in Gawler and I highly recommend it - we will be back.

What a pleasure, I have eaten all over the globe, had some wonderful meals but tonight was one of…read morethe most stunning meals of my travels. Externally the Cafe had quaint intimate tables on the street front with lightly scented candles, artwork adorned the external walls. It was a visual and aromatic treat before I even walked in the door. It was my birthday and I am not one for a big fuss, my partner joined me this evening. Now for the FOOD. WOW, I admit, I am a picky gay guy, having not been too well this previous year I am now particularly fussy. For starters we shared a bread plate that was flavorsome yet not overpowering. Mains, I opted for the Apple Crumble Chicken OMG. For someone who normally has a few mouth fulls and is done, this mains dish made me crave more, it was a mixture of one of mum's awesome home-made dinners with a burst of flavor in every mouth-full, it hooked me in from the start and i just had to have more and more. I have truly not had a dish like this for years. The serving size was perfect, it was one of those meals where you sit down afterwards and memories just come flooding back, a true culinary experience. Please Please Please do yourself a favor, order it. My partner had the Barramundi and he said it was just perfect. The hosts were so kind, it was true service from the heart and the artwork in side was a visual delight. I hope you enjoy this hidden gem as much as we did, sure to return.