Very busy place on the road between Melbourne & Adelaide. We ordered online and were given a time…read morewhen our order would be ready. We arrived 5 mins early and were happy to wait, but unfortunately the coffee had already been made and was waiting for us getting cold. The second time we stopped, we ordered the food online and coffee when we arrived there. The food was very good and the cafe has a lovely homely atmosphere with plenty of seating.

Definitely worth the stop! A large selection of nondairy…read moremilks and amazing breakfast choices! Highly recommend + the eggs Benedict and the big breakfast

The husband and I walked to mahalia coffee on a rainy morning and it was so worth it! Everyone…read morethere was so friendly, and the coffee was delicious. They also had the cutest cat! It's worth stopping in if you're in Robe.

Another place we always visit when in Robe - coffee is spectacular, accompanying cakes are always…read moredelicious, and there is a huge range of cups, mugs, tea, etc. We always buy a few bags of coffee beans while we're here too - not cheap, but definitely worth it for the excellent quality ;)

Located next to the park this bakery has a charm of its own as they have some vintage items inside…read moreit loke a barbers chair. I saw that the kitchen was a police station? Not sure if it was just a design but it added to the retro vibe. Staff were friendly, but they need to be more attentive to customers. Have very few vegan options so my sister wasnt able to get anything. The broccoli pie ran out so I got a vegetarian pie which was not spectacular. Filling but just ok.

Great stop on the drive between Melbourne and Adelaide for coffee and a bite to eat. Coffee can be…read morea little slow but tasty. Cakes, pies and sandwiches available.

When travelling across the wide brown land, I tend to stop at a lot of bakeries. After a while they…read moreall blur into one (aside from the occasional reeealy good pie or pasty). The Morning Loaf Bakery in Keith is an exception. Walking in from the Dukes Highway side, you wouldn't even know it was a bakery. The main dining area better represents a shrine to retro, with a larger than life James Dean poster cooly staring across at you. Beyond the dining area lies the traditional bakery with all the normal pie warmers and pastry displays. The pies and pasties whilst being small are well priced and very tasty. I also tried an apricot slice, which was loaded with real apricots (probably the best apricot slice I've ever had). Adjoining the dining area is a retro lounge room, kitted out with all sorts of old school furniture, art and appliances. Pretty sure it's the first time I've ever had lunch in a 60s/70s living room, in a bakery. As if that wasn't enough, for those big interstate drives they also offer free tea and coffee to all customers. There really is no good reason to not stop in Keith.

There seems to be a number of places that my Dad always stops at when he drives from Adelaide to…read moreMelbourne and it turns out that this is one of them. Actually, it is quite conveniently located just off the main highway so when we hit Keith he always pulls in here for a cup of coffee. Actually, they offer free coffee and tea, however being the snob that I am I generally prefer my speciality teas (particularly English Breakfast). One thing I have to say about this place is that it is pretty cool, especially with the three rooms, one of them set out as a traditional American diner, another looking like a farmyard barn, and the third a nice lounge room. It's not just a coffee shop because they also have a whole range of snacks and other bites to eat. It's not a bad place, and I suspect if my Dad were making the trip again he would stop here once again.

Perfectly located on the main street of Naracoorte this warm and friendly coffee shop is open seven…read moredays. Serving delicious Mahalia Coffee paired with a variety of homemade treats and freshly made light lunches. Vegetarian and gluten free options available. Look for the iconic orange signage and beautiful vine hanging from the exterior of the store.

Nice little shop in the main street. Coffee was reasonable but the food carries the offer. The…read moresweets were divine and the service shines. More practice in the art of coffee and this could be a really special shop!

Okay, this probably was at one stage a general store, but I don't really think that is the case…read moreanymore. These days, well, it seems to basically be a cafe, and a rather nice one at that. In fact it is basically one of the very few places where you can actually grab a bite to eat while in town (without having to cook it yourself that is). Yet the breakfast was rather nice, the service really friendly (which isn't actually all that surprising) and they made a pretty decent pot of tea as well. Oh, and they also have free wifi.

Terrific country bakery! We had a wonderful lunch at this…read morecountry bakery!! The bacon & egg roll with coffee special is unbeatable and really hits the spot. Thumbs up for the cookes and the friendly staff! No wonder it's the most popular lunch spot in town!

Passing through on the way to Adelaide this morning, decided to have the bacon and egg breakfast…read more Huge. Yummy. Highly recommend. Coffee was good too.

This was our quick Robe 'truck stop' on this wintry morning and what a find. Basic yet inviting…read morefrom the street, inside was uncluttered and minimalist but with a touch of country & some stylish simplicity. $14.50 for 2 coffees & 2 hot chocolates was a bargain, and the menu inviting enough we almost changed our plans...after the quality of coffee & service we received we'll be including Robe in our 12 month holiday planning. Seriously. The coffee was perfect, on par with anything I've had in Adelaide, and the staff very friendly & accommodating, making my wife's coffee exactly as discussed, no extra cost for double shots. And their menu even acknowledges kids - they simply serve kids adult food, in half sizes, at half price, which I haven't seen before. An easy 5 stars for our experience.