Oh yeah, this is one f*cking awesome food truck!…read more Today I sampled both the southern-style chicken and slaw bun with pickles, onion rings and ranch, as well as the Texas pulled pork and slaw bun with BBQ corn and BB pickles. (both $9) In a word? YUM-AZING. To top it off, they have *cherry* Dr. Pepper in the fridge. These guys literally cannot get any damn better! The truck shows up in various spots around the CBD for lunchtime, so check their FB page for where they're going to be on a given day. They usually announce it the night before, along with the menu items they'll be serving.

American Diner Food on the road. Need a good serve of…read moreAmerican Diner food? Well this Van is the one for you. The Van may be small but the flavours are not. There's usually only 2 or 3 choices served each time the Van is on the road. You get to choose from some of the following tasty treats: Toasted Rueben, Texas Pulled Pork Roll, Pastrami on Rye, Cajun Prawn Po Boy, Beef Debris Po Boy, Philly Cheese Steak, Southern Fried Chicken Bun or even a Salad and of course the always present Deep Fried Pickles The home made Slaw is an excellent add on the great tasting meats used and even a BBQ Corn Cob that comes with the Pulled Pork Roll adds an extra something. The flavours are just great and at a decent price. To top it all off the owner/staff in the Van are great, going out of their way to remember their regulars. a real nice touch.

This is pretty much one of those takeaway places where you would generally come for your morning…read morecoffee, particularly if you really aren't all that keen with actually drinking coffee that one tends to have at work. Well, the coffee wasn't really all the great, but it is certainly much better than some places that I have visited. However, it is also takeaway, which does make it a little annoying if you want to sit down and drink it before you go to work.

Nice little place to grab a toastie or sandwich. The ladies working were lovely but busy. Breakfast…read moreburger was tasty. Gets quite busy at lunch time where they don't serve the big breakfast due to the lunch rush.

Great new spot for comfort food in the market…read more Make sure you look for it in the Market Arcade and not in the Central Market (which I did for 15 minutes...) Once I did find it I was welcomed by friendly staff. Basic toasties at $7.50 and more adventurous toasties are $9.50, each with about 2 or 3 different ingredients. Looks like each toastie takes max 5 minutes to make and if you dine in, it comes with a little salad too. I tried the Tandoori Chicken toastie on recommendation from the staff and was not disappointed. Coffee was pretty good too. Great for a quick lunch if you're in the area, don't forget to leave a note on the blackboard too!

Toasties... Mmmmm. What can possibly go wrong?…read more The newly opened Tohsti is already getting a bit of a buzz and was featured in CityMag awhile ago. It's conveniently located in the newly revamped (check out all the new stores!) Central Market arcade, best located near the entrance coming in from Gouger St. The 'gourmet' toasties start form $9.50, they also do house shakes etc and a whole slew of other brilliant creations. If sweet toasties are you thing, they do that too! I got the roast pork, sauerkraut and cheese toastie with pumpkin bread which was pretty damn good. It comes with a salad as well which makes the meal perfect! I also go the Agro milkshake - give them a go! Protip: Come before or after lunchtime, it gets pretty busy and service can be lacking a bit.

Tucked away in Da Costa Arcade is the Contemporary Japanese Deli, a hidden gem in an arcade less…read moretravelled. Expect genuine Japanese food here - the owners are the real deal who migrated from Japan to Australia so you know they would be producing the best and most authentic Japanese goodies. Prices are cheap and you get a portion that you would expect with the price, but it's always good and the owners are always cheerful. The ramen, takoyaki and okonomiyaki are always delights.

Do not come here if you only have an hour for lunch!…read more I held great hopes for this place, with such positive reviews and the owners professing commitment to authenticity of flavour and price point. Some attempt to meet authentic timeframes and turnover should be their next goal as 45 minutes after ordering, my lunch friend and I were told that it would be at least another 10 before we received our ramen (having been told on ordering that the wait would be 5-10 minutes). The waiter then argued with me that we would have been given that sort of timeframe as it would typically be 30 minutes to get ramen. Shameful - in Japan, ramen is one of the quickest lunches you can get!!

This stylish cafe is part of the new Mayfair Hotel on King William St. There's not much to see from…read morethe outside except the signature colourful tiled floor and deli counter. The staff are very friendly and service is brisk as you would expect from a expensive hotel. I can't review the food as yet but the coffee is very creamy and good. They serve many baked pastries and savoury lunch options as well as baguettes. There are around 8 two person seating options. It's a small addition to the KW cafe options and perfectly formed.

Should be renamed "Hello Smarmy". Barista was rude, and smarmy. The coffee was burnt and horrible…read more The apple and cinnamon muffins were heavy, stodgy and overly sweet, but also essentially tasteless. The sandwiches "sarnies" were prepacked and on par with that of a 7/11 expect twice the price. Do 7/11's exist in Adelaide? They have a monopoly being the only food in the build/nearby. I strongly suggest you bring a packed lunch. No ambiance or vibe to speak of.

Their sandwiches are really fresh and are handmade. The food is really delicious here.read more

My previous review raved about the value for money at Soonta. But my opinion has changed. The…read moreprices have increased and, whilst the salads are still tasty, the cold rolls are bland and the banh mi not very generously stuffed. I really need to brake the habit and lose my Duchess title here, because I no longer see it as something to rave about.

I tried the salad - can't recall the name, but it's the one with meatballs. It's tasty, it's super…read morecheap, it's healthy. But it's not kinds of "wow-oh" restaurant.

Took a few mates from Brisbane here because i always wanted to try it. REGRETS!! Rude staff. Waited…read more45mins to be seated at a dirty table. Was told we had to pay when ordering. We thought okay fair, but then we looked around and noticed they didn't ask anyone else this. I even asked the table next to me if they had to pay before ordering and was told no? When confronted the worker about this we were met with silence. didn't seem to acknowledge us even when tried to get their attention. Food all came 1 by 1 and after an hour not everything was out yet. Not only that worse pancakes ever! Surely Adelaide worse restaurant.

Tonight my mum my brother Gavin and I decided to go for a nice family dinner at the pancake…read morekitchen. Brother Gavin got Jamaican banana add Nutella which was great, mother got the blueberry and I got the jubilee. We all really enjoyed our pancakes but we didn't enjoy the spiders. The ice cream was great but not to sure about the soda as it tasted slightly watered down. We found the service at the pancake kitchen great our favourite staff member was named Matt. Matt was a great milkshake maker and overall had an amazing vibe. Our second favourite part was the maple syrup that we were able to have as much as we wanted of. Thankyou for a great night pancake kitchen we will be back again for sure xx

Always fresh and friendly…read more This place has a huge selection of wraps. Focaccia, sandwiches, etc.., and hot meals. The choice is almost endless and made fresh on the spot. The staff are friendly and always welcoming. Can get very busy around usual lunch time but there is always plenty of staff on to handle the orders. We often order work lunches from here and they always deliver on time and the food is always good. Quick and tasty!

When I was seconded to the City office for a few months, it was my best experience ever. Why? I've…read morealways been jealous of people who have so much choice for lunch. For those of us not working in the City, and for those around of us unlucky enough to be at this end of Greenhill Road, there is Eat. A small family run cafe. The large blue board has a wide range of sandwiches and wraps, hot snacks, roast dinners and pastas, and everything can be just as you want it. Eat in or takeaway, they don't mind. The staff are friendly, and efficient. The food itself is made fresh and of a good value. The queues speak volumes on how popular this place is, even though there are other sandwich shops in the vicinity. Go there often enough, and they will even learn your name and remember what your regular orders are. If we aren't at a pub on a Friday lunchtime, we will most likely be here tucking in to their 'Hamburger with the lot, chips on the side'. For all other times, Hot roast beef baguette or Salmon and avocado wrap!

Really fresh and gorgeous and delicious! Plus healthy and guilt free, I had an amazing tasty lunch…read morewithout any allegens but lots of choice, that's rare! Especially with fast food, and the service was excellent: friendly, helpful staff made what usually difficult for me streamlined and easy. Will definitely target here again when next at Tea Tree Plaza.

I bought an iced almond latte and I watched the lady make it and it is not how you make an iced…read morealmond latte. I got a regular size so she filled the cup 3/4 way full with ice and water and then a shit of coffee and forgot my almond milk. I had to go back and tell them and they purer the tiniest amount of almond milk into the coffee. It was the most disgusting thing I've ever drank in my life. The way to make iced almond latte is to fill the cup up with almond milk and ice and then the shot of coffee. Not that difficult. Will not go back again!