Liquid is a popular spot anytime of the day or night and week, breakfast is served until 3pm every…read moreday and the menu options are extensive. Breakfast, coffees, lunch and dinner are all options for Liquid, service is nice and fast and done with a smile, the full bar is also something nice for such a small business. Always busy with lots of different people having different foods all day makes it interesting, seeing groups have scotch at 9am is always interesting as well as coffees. Next time you're in the area and feeling like something to eat or drink pop in on the happy team at Liquid and grab something to eat.

A friend of mine from the eastern suburbs calls Adelaide's West Terrace 'The Wall'…read more 'There's nothing out there, mate,' he'll tell you, referring to the vast cultural desert between the West Park Lands and the sea. He's wrong, of course, on so many counts it doesn't matter. One of these counts is Liquid Espresso, a relatively new cafe in one of the small retail redevelopments that have sprung up on Grange Road. This establishment features the magic ingredient which usually can lift a cafe from the mundane to the spectacularly good. I speak of a gifted chef, in this case an Italian one. I dined here today in the company of an Italian friend, whose judgement in the matter of Continental food is spot on. We shared a chicken Caesar salad, and I have to say, I've rarely had better. The greens were crisp, almost still dewy, and the egg perfectly poached and complimented by fresh shavings of Parmesan cheese with slivers of bacon and lashings of anchovy. The slices of grilled chicken breast were succulent, warm and slightly toasted, and the homemade Caesar sauce drizzled over the lot was perfect - tasty and tart without overwhelming the variety of other flavours. The croutons were a little hard, though. I had started with a sausage roll and sauce. Call me unsophisticated, but a good sausage roll is a delightful start to most meals, except perhaps breakfast. Sadly, this item seems not to have been touched by the chef's wand. The pastry was fine and flaky, but the all-important filling was a disappointment. Instead of a fat, juicy finger of spicy pork sausage meat, this stuff, while juicy enough, was insipid, almost grey, and I'd say contained a lot of breadcrumbs. Even the tomato sauce was generic. So a bare pass on the sausage roll brings down the overall score. However, the legend of Italian cuisine wasn't built on stodgy pastries, so order up on the traditional items with confidence. The prices are very fair, especially considering the quality on offer. The $10 pasta night looks like a real treat, ditto the burger night. Sadly, we had to go before trying the coffee, but it smelled great. The modern hard-surfaced decor makes for a bit of noise, so Liquid Espresso is possibly not the venue for a candle-lit romantic interlude. On a Monday afternoon, the place was quietly buzzing with happy customers - I'll say no more, except that the smallish carpark was full. That's the price of fame, but there is plenty of parking nearby.

What was once CIBO Locale here has changed names now, same great food and coffee all made here. An…read moreupdated menu, with the old favourites, keeps this place as one of the best in the west.

I am a fussy latte lover. It's ok here but not for the price of $5.60. The food looks delicious and…read moretherefore wouldn't want to deter anyone from this coffee shop. Has a nice vibe, good lighting, booths and nice table settings. Off street parking is a plus on a busy road. And outdoor seating if you prefer.

Went to this cute little coffee shop at Lockleys…read more I was looking forward to trying a donut but today I missed out. However I have been I can contact the store in advance to get a few put aside. I did manage to get a cappuccino and a gluten free brownie. Yum yum yum! The decor of the store is very natural with wooden furniture. This place will be opening Saturday's from next weekend. I can't wait!

Really enjoyed this cafe. First time I had been there and the atmosphere was great and the service…read moreexcellent. Coffee was great! Nice and hot with lots of froth to mix in. Will go back for sure!

I was so incredibly excited to find this cute hidden gem, right near my work! You could easily miss…read morethis place but I'm really glad I didn't - after rounding up a group of colleagues to try my 'new discovery', we eagerly trotted here - not knowing what to expect! We were pleasantly surprised by the adorable little set-up; it looks just like a house, with a few chairs and tables on the front patio. Cute and welcoming, the affordable menu soon had our taste buds tingling. Although there aren't a huge amount of options, that didn't stop me wanting to try 'one of everything' - but with limited stomach space i had to decide on something! I selected the spicy pork with rice and an iced latte - coming to only $12.50! One of my buddies ordered the glass noodles and another the pan fried dumplings. The meals arrived in a good amount of time and all of the serves were generous, tasty and all round good! I'm super glad that I found this lovely little place and I'm looking forward to heading back to try more!

been a colleague of a korean girl is a real bonus when it comes to this hidden gem! i was…read moreintroduced to this restaurant where she visited and which is absolutely highly recommended by her. so we decided to go together with a japanese colleague for a work lunch together... it is like how it was described to me - very low key looking as it is pretty much like a residential house with its front part made like an entrance to cosy little cafe (a few chairs and tables were around). u may miss it if you walk past it in a hurry! well, speaking of korean food, kimchi is always the first thing on my mind - so i was motivated to try kimchi pork stirfry for $10. same choice made by my 2 colleagues. the guy at the counter was super friendly and nice. We paid then took a seat outside in the front chatting while waiting for our orders. it wasn't taking too long before we were served, the presentation of food was absolutely beautiful with chopsticks and spoons nicely placed on the side together with a piece of paper napkin (very attention to details!), plus the colour, the smell...everything made me wanna drool! I was literally the first that finished the dish, cos yummy food never stays long is what i believe especially when im hungry at lunch oclock. The kimchi and pork slices were stir fried to perfection cos the flavor was so rich (a little bit spicy which i like and it gave me a good kick!), the meat was tender - very easy to chew (dont worry if you have bad teeth!). the rice had beautiful texture as it was just perfectly cooked (meaning not too soft and not hard - i'd say 'quality rice" is what it is), it came with sesame seeds and other flavored tiny little things sprinkled on top...last but not least, there was a bit of salad which refreshed my taste bud before and after the dish. overall, i'd be keen to revisit and try something different - maybe kimchi dumplings for a work lunch!

Deja Vu Cafe is a great little spot for a light lunch, cake, and coffee Monday thru Friday. The…read moreprices are fair, the coffee is good and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. What I like the most about it is the funky decor, which is Asian inspired! Reminds me a bit of my home so it's very relaxing. Even when busy, due to the spaced seating it doesn't get too noisy or give you that claustrophobic feeling. You can get good takeaway deals here too so keep an eye out for lunch specials which can include quality sandwiches for $3.50! Oh, and I forgot to mention they also have free WiFi!

Don't let the outside fool you this place is a gem. Great attentive lovely staff who know how to…read moremake coffee! Simple yet delicious breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea options. I had the Italian breakfast with a chai latte and it was brilliant. No outdoor seating but Id rather sit in a sunny spot on a winters day!

Continental Gourment is a great little Italian deli. Dozens of different meats, cheeses, breads,…read moredried and fresh pasta, and best of all - freshly ground coffee. They have a large range of coffee beans to choose from, and will then ground them for you on the spot. They also have a wide range of gourmet tea and small coffee makers for home. Out the front are bags of pretzels and other yummies on special from yesterday's baking. They also sell Italian sweets like panettone and biscotti. Friendly and helpful staff, you can find everything here for great Italian cooking, and a lot more for your own enjoyment besides.

Awesome little deli located in Findon, one of my top choices for buying coffee beans. I've tried…read morethree blends so far, and my aim is to work my way through all of them. Apart from coffee beans, you'll find many things Italian, from pastas to cheeses, breads and biscuits. Service is always top notch, if your not sure what you want, ask the helpful staff.

Well done this morning guys. You got totally smashed, loads of people and everyone ordering…read moreeverything. Give yourselves a round of applause.

From the owner: Free wi-fi, outdoor dining, great atmosphere and award-winning coffee. Our unique Italian style…read moreblend is crafted from premium Arabica beans exclusive to CIBO Espresso. Grown on sustainable Rainforest Alliance farms in South America, Africa and Indonesia, these superior crops are harvested with the love of true artisans. Freshly roasted and ground in excellence, each bean contains the impeccable qualities that deliver a complex, rich and creamy espresso.

So my housemate kept telling me to go to this place. I was a bit, 'yeh whatever, I've seen enough…read morecafes with cute scooters in the front windows'. Not that I have a problem with cute scooters, I just assumed it'd be over-priced and only serve rocket and pumpkin wraps and peppermint tea. I was wrong. I wildly underestimated Modinetti. I think this is the best place I've eaten in ages! Modinetti does breakfast and lunch - good for the quick stop or a lazier magazine reading morning. The atmosphere inside is pleasant and laid-back and I was pleasantly surprised to find out there was a nice shady outdoor seating area out the back. The inside area is really lovely without being too over-considered. The staff are friendly but not forced. There is a nice buzz in the place - I overheard lots of friendly gossip and chitter chatter. Now for my favourite part - the menu. It's all Casalinga Italian - 'casalinga' meaning domestic or homemade. The dishes are all fairly basic but delicious - simple combinations of flavours that you wouldn't get at many Italian restaurants. There is a range of vegan and gluten free options. Everything is incredibly cheap - $6 for a medium sized soup or a breakfast dish or a little pizza or a salad. $7 for a focaccia. This morning I had the Brodo - a clear broth with chicken parmesan meatballs. It was light and refreshing, with a light sprinkle of herbs and a crusty piece of sourdough toasted with olive oil. Cracked pepper and parmesan on top. The perfect summer lunch. I can't wait to come back here, will have to try and wake early enough for breakfast. My only criticism is that I wish it were open on Sunday mornings!

Great little place with great coffee and great food. I was told to go try this place on…read morerecommendations from other and found it lived up to expectations. Service is always friendly and inviting...