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!

Good place for a work day lunch! The food is good, and you can use liven to get extra credit which…read moreis awesome!

From the owner: Jack Greens offers our customer with locally roasted coffee & tea, raw snacks, smoothies and a…read morelarge range of locally supplied salads & grain bowls.

It is a bit hard to find (right next door to the Visitor Info Centre, opp. Spendless Shoes) but…read morelook out for the orange-ness, and lines and you're in the right place! This place is packed (as in a large line) from 11.45am to about 12.30pm - for good reason! I only come for the noodle salad (with a choice of three meats: pork belly, honey chicken and grilled chicken, but I'm told the banh mi is awesome! Cold rolls are also on the menu. Despite the large lineup they churn through the customers with great efficiency, exactly what's needed when you're on a limited time lunch break.

This has been a frequently visited lunch spot for me and my work colleagues for good reasons. It's…read morea well priced, quick and tasty lunch to grab in the cbd. It's fairly common to see a line out the door when you get close to MM on James Place, busy as is the majority of food businesses down JP. But don't fear! The turnover is high yes, but the wait is not long and the quality of food/service doesn't suffer for it. A pretty standard fare for a vietnamese banh mi joint, i always go for either roast pork or lemongrass chicken but they also have honey chicken or tofu. When i first started going here i baulked at their interpretation of 'extra hot chilli', but it seems they've upped their game and you can now get a decent heat kick if you so desire (and i do always desire it hot hot hot!) Plenty of tasty options for all at a great price and reasonably quick to serve...what more could one ask for?! Get on it!

This place is truly amazing. Still thinking about their 'turmeric milk' and 'peanut-to-butter'…read moremachine, not even to mention how many kinds of goji or mocha you could find here. After leaving Adelaide about 2 years, I still try to make their special winter drink turmeric milk at home. It's a gold, warm, sweet yet healthy drink with goji in it. And the peanut butter is still the best I've tried, maybe because they were directly pressed from real peanuts into butter in front of you. Go check it out if it still offering. And the desserts, oh their desserts, now I can only miss them in my mind--just want to have few slices right now! So creamy, smooth, yet no-burden to eat one or two. Don't miss this gem when hanging around at the market!

I have been meaning to try a juice from here for a while now. I always walk past saying oooooooo!!…read moreBut, for no longer! I have now sampled a Glorious Green juice from here. Hooray! This extension of Goodies an Grains just shows how successful they are as a business. The Kitchen offers a range of lunch items (salads, sandwiches, pasties, slices & bars) and a juice bar. In fact, they cater for a lot of dietary requirements which is great to see. There are lots of gluten free, vego, vegan and paleo options. The juice menu is exactly the same as next door. But, since this is probably the most popular juice destination in the Adelaide Central Market, they keep themselves busy. The Glorious Green is what its name suggests. Packed full of refreshing green veg and fruit. This is like my pick me up or lunch sub when I am in a rush. Every time I have chugged this juice, I just get so much energy afterwards. It's earthy, not sweet. The celery in this one really stands out. So, if you are not a fan of earthy tasting green juices, order something else. Everything on the menu is great! I am sure you will find something that appeals to you.

If one wants to further the health of society by providing a healthy yet tasty alternative to the…read moreartery clogging, kidney failing fast food outlets that surround us, then why make it so much more expensive? I do enjoy Sumo Salad. This one in particular because the food court it is within seems to be the least busy out of all the others scattered around Rundle Mall. No long lines while I wait for my ruffage. The serving sizes are actually quite large and filling, as far as salads are concerned, and I often find myself eating quite a lot. From what I've encountered so far, I've only experienced decent food from this outlet, however I have heard tales of aged lettuce and the like, however as far as I'm concerned this should be taken as hearsay. Some of my sources do have the tendency to be pretentious.

Sumo Salad promises so much and yet delivers so little. Aspiring to be the salad equivalent to…read moreSubway, Sumo Salad invites you in with silky green produce and menus purporting to delight your taste buds yet the many times I tried eating here while on lunch break at Uni I was left disappointed with blandness and limp lettuce that had sat in dressing for too long. Mixing your own salad does remedy the former issue but nothing will save the former. Sumo Salad also offers baguettes as an alternative to the salads but I always find the rolls to be a bit too sense and slightly stale. Poor alternatives to the nearby Subway in the food court. Do yourself a favour and hit up Fiesta Yiros to satisfy lunch time cravings.

Poké. before we get into a restaurant telling me what to do, just to clarify Poké is pronounced Poh…read more-Kay, and I've discovered it's a name for a Hawaiian food bowl with all sorts of treats to snack on. These guys have cracked on with a great alternative to the usual easy quick lunches available and kept it healthy and interesting. I dropped in on the very first day, so unsurprisingly it was busy. but even on the first day the awesome crew at Poké me knocked out the line in 20 minutes. my friends just visited today and said even after three business days only they got through much quicker. The lineup gave me time to consider what I was gonna buy. I've seen fancy Insta pics of amazing tuna so I honed in on the tuna. I think if they'd run out of tuna i' d have had a heart attack. but alas, they had the tuna. you get options of base: green tea soba noodles, pink rice or greens. I got greens. then you get the choice of some uber pimp salad choices like kimchi, julienne beetroot, cucumber, smashed avo, edamame beans, and plenty more. then when you get your choice of tuna, salmon, chicken or tofu you get to choose a sauce and sprinkles of spice. All worth it and all totally filling :-) they don't do cash so bring your card. drink choices are epic - I personally can't go past the UTonic. You want....UTonic. so tasty. Get in and grab a feed. I don't think you'll regret it!

Didn't had change, really weird. I personally never ate raw broccoli but they serve it raw. In all…read moremy bowl was okay but I would go somewhere else next time.

For me I feel it's very hard to find a 'bad' banh-mi in Adelaide at the minute. Sure, some are…read moreoutstanding, and others are not so outstanding, but as long as the bread is fluffy and crunchy, the coriander and cucumber fresh, and the carrot pickled, then you're usually all good. Love Pho doesn't offer the best banh-mi, but it's tasty and drowning in soy, which some other trendy places neglect (although it does throw them to the thin ice side of salty). You have your choice of grilled chicken, terriyaki chicken, roast pork and pork belly, which aren't all that traditional, but they tend to be the standard offerings these days. In the end, you can get a tasty, quick lunch without a line. The foodcourt setting means that, if your companions aren't fans of a Vietnamese meat roll (why are you companions??), then they can get their fill of yiros or whatever. I can't comment on the other menu offerings, but if I'm in the Myer Centre then Love Pho offer a reasonable option.

A good place to grab lunch if you work nearby (or chaperoning kids) and are in a hurry…read more I normally don't like foodcourt food.. but this place is great! They put so much meat in their banh mi (cold pork/chicken roll) and it was high quality meat.. perfect about of chili. Have also tried their cold noodle salad with combination meat (pork, chicken, prawn) which was great for a hot day. Cheap cheap at $5.50 for the roll (large enough for lunch) and $8.00 for a salad. It's a crowded food court though, and so not the nicest place to hang out with your food. I'd suggest taking it across North Tce to the little strip of park.

We had such a fantastic night (sister's reunion) thank you! The food was amazing; great selection…read moreof drinks; a tad loud but we didn't care as we were in a party mood. The waitstaff were personable, authentic and very accommodating to our needs (let us sneak our hubby's on the 2p reservation) which was soooooo appreciated. One very happy Sydney-sider + one stoked local.

Absolutely delicious! We stumbled into this gem and they luckily found us a table. The food was…read moreperfection!! We had the cod, sashimi and banana blossom salad. All three were wonderful. I would definitely go back!!

Pub food, but exactly what we wanted and was quite good. Cool atmosphere off alley and our party of…read morefour enjoyed our burger and fries.

We stopped here for lunch and had a great tasting meal. I had the chicken burger and chips and it…read morewas delicious. Service was very quick and it was a great atmosphere. Peel street is a great night spot for dinner, wine or craft beer. Its also great for lunch too!

I'll admit, a man, on a bike, serving up hot vegetarian burgers does sound like something you'd…read morefind at a Woodstock Festival. But do not let looks nor per-conceived ideas of "vegetarian" deceive you. I like Celeste, turn up my nose at the idea of anything with quinoa in it. Normally it means bland, cardboard tasting grit and not very appetising. However, this French, dread-locked, vegetarian must be putting "special mushrooms" or something in his burgers to make them taste so flavoursome, moorish and wholesome. Served up in a wholemeal roll with lettuce, avocado, chilli sauce and plenty of special salad mix this burger will fill you up from lunch to breakfast the next day and only for $10. Arguably, I took a bite of the haloumi and mushroom burger and had severe food envy with the extra kick the chutney gave to the burger - but that's not saying much considering mine was so good! You get a whole bunch of good karma from lunching with Veggie Velo, from the sustainability of it all to the lack of little baby pigs or lambs involved. But honestly, who cares? The food is so damn good I'd sacrifice something for a bite of Mr Velo's burgers.

Hey burgers, you don't need no animals up in those buns to be beautiful! Veggie Velo has the back…read moreof so many vegos and vegas when it comes to the "meatless meals ain't tasty" argument. Drag the non believers by the ear to this cart and order them their haloumi and mushroom signature burger, or like me, try something different like the lentil patty salad. Change their freakin lives. Was worth the ten dollar price tag, the takeaway came with caramelised onions and a fresh salad and was too tasty not to inhale all at once. I wish I could just throw all my money into getting these guys a permanent address as their mobile nature makes it hard to find them if you work weekends, the struggle is real! Dude just do it, you need this in your life. The chef is a crusader and a king amongst men.