This cafe does a roaring trade, especially on the weekends, where all sorts of people take…read moreadvantage of the spacious dining areas both inside and out. On this occasion, we chose breakfast inside and popped the toddler into a high chair before serving her a babycino which she refused to acknowledge apart from playing with the marshmallow. Mum had poached eggs on toast and I went for eggs Benedict. Both were done nicely if not a tiny bit expensively. Still off coffee so my latte went half undrunk which was a shame. I would like to try dinner here at some stage and report on the full meal offerings.

Cafe Verde is one of my favourite cafes, right around the corner…read more -customer service -food -drinks -outside -inside -vibes

Right, imagine being in the Clare Valley and after all that wine tasting you really just want some…read moregood coffee. We stumbled upon this place by accident, drove past it and thought it looked like they may sell decent coffee, so we made a U-turn and drove back. And what a creative name: One White Kite. They decorated their cafe window accordingly, a white kite in front of a white background. Pretty cool methinks. They sell very good coffee, sandwiches and some patisserie. Apart from that, there's also a little area dedicated to gift ideas such as books, mugs or keychains. The interior decor is lovely and so are staff that work here. If I'm ever back in remote Kapunda, I'll definitely get my coffee from here.

Three of us had lunch in One White Kite of Friday, what a treat…read more We each had the same meal, chicken pie and salad. The individual chicken pie was to die for. Quite large, made from wonderful pastry with a tasty filling of vegetables and large pieces of tender chicken. Accompanying the pie was a beautiful salad of mixed lettuce with a few surprises like halved tiny tomatoes, pieces of tender young cucumber and olives with a very tasty dressing. The waitress/cook was friendly and very capable and made the best coffee. Sadly none of us had room for a dessert from the selection. Happily we don't live too far away so this lunch experience could be habit forming. Cheers, Norma, John and Margaret McCarthy.

I saw this place the last time I was driving through the Barossa, and I have to admit that I had…read moredecided that I wanted to try it out the next time I was in the Barossa. That was going to be easy since there were still a few things I wanted to check out. Well, I'm certainly glad that I did come back because honestly, this place was nothing short of awesome. Yeah, it's basically a craft beer bar that offers specialty beers from around the Barossa.

Nice atmosphere for lunch. My kids enjoyed it. I talked with the owner and he was a character. My…read morekids wanted straws with their drinks and he gave them both stainless steel straws to keep. An awesome gesture and great for the environment. The mural on the wall as amazing! The food tasted great.

Decent beer but food was terrible, re constituted shnitty gravy was packet and most of it was on…read morethe crap salad which also had bottled dressing on it. Top end prices for a pub meal you would have got at a dodgy establishment in the 70s. Drink the beer and eat somewhere else.

You won't find this little gem on the barossa tourist maps for some reason. It took us a…read morerecommendation from a nearby winery, finding some phone reception and good old google to track down, but it was well worth the effort. We dropped in with 10 people unannounced and the staff were more than happy to set us up with tastings and give detailed explanations of their beers in spite of being obviously busy. There were a few issues with taps being out and a wait for some people's tastings but the friendly and engaging staff made up for this. The beers and ciders were all delicious. Even the stout that I usually won't touch was lovely. I'd recommend the bee sting which, incidentally, has apparently won a bunch of medals. The tasting plate costs as much as 2 pints, so despite it being costly compared to free wine tasting, I found it to be worth it. It was good to break up a day of wine wine and more wine, and was particularly enjoyed by those in our group that aren't huge on wine appreciation. I'm looking forward to going back so I can match some of their beers with their tasty looking menu.

The service is extremely quick and the food tastes amazing it's a little too expensive thoughread more

Great quick fare. Kitchen is very aware of catering to gluten free /celiacs and will serve up fresh…read moretasty chips (GF chicken salt) along with super tasty burgers. Can order GF cooked chooks with notice too. Fish can be a bit tired, so we stick with the excellent burgers.

Incredible restaurant, went here for lunch and had the chicken with roast potatoes, bacon and…read morecucumber in cream and it was an exquisite part of Barossa Settler cuisine. The scenery is magnificent and the place is very relaxed. Staff are excellent and attentive and the restaurant is very decorative. Would definitely recommend for anyone.

Fasta Pasta is one of those places that always leaves me disappointed…read more Their sauces lack any depth of flavour or originality and the pasta is more often than not over cooked. The tomato sauces are always on the sweet side which leads me to believe that add loads of sugar to them. The cream based sauces lack seasoning and are far too plain. But they are good for groups and families and a good option for lunch or dinner if you are in the northern suburbs of Adelaide, as the quality options are lacking. They are cheap and quick too and the TV can keep you busy if your conversation is lacking. Lol. On another plus they have garlic bread and I love garlic bread.

Friendly staff, food is good. You can usually find a table pretty easily although the place rarely…read moreseems empty during peak hours. Meal are delivered quickly (faster, lol) and are decent for what you should expect for the price etc. One thing I've never been sure of is their serving size, take away large is massive compared to regular but when eating in, they seem identical, but with a price difference. So when dining in, don't bother ordering "main" or large... although I've got a feeling they recently took the serving size option away.