This is a small little cafe located on Jetty Road (closer to the Brighton Road end). I had never…read morebeen here before until yesterday when my friend told me she had the best foccacia from here. We met there for lunch and we were greeted by two staff from behind the counter. They were very warm, smiley and welcoming. The lady handed us menus and offered us to take a seat - inside or outside. (Most of the tables were for about 2-4 people, so I wouldn't recommend large groups coming here.) We ordered at the counter and they brang our lunch to our tables once it was freshly made. I chose a smoked salmon foccacia with capers, lettuce, spanish onions and fresh dill mayo - sounds good hey!? It was! My only criticism is that there was a bit too much bread, but I find this the case with most foccacias any where. Pasta Gourmet's menu includes pasta (shock!!!), pizza, curry, burgers, sandwiches, wraps, chicken schnitzel, a large breakfast menu, cakes, and of course tea, coffee and cold drinks. Oh, and one last thing, everything is under $15!!!

I've never been here, and honestly I probably would never have been had it not been for a friend…read morewho picked up some lunch from here on her way to where we were meeting. The pies were full of meat and gravy, and had a really nice flavour and texture. The base was nice and firm, and the tops were all flakey. Perfect with a big dab of tomato sauce. The coffee was great too, nice temp (though it had been sitting in a car for ten minutes), and a great flavour to the beans.

Let me set the scene for you. It's 9pm New Years Eve at Glenelg...well I think enough said really…read morehey? I was famished, all of the good restaurants were closed or it was $100 per head to go in and drink/eat all you can. The golden arches were a calling but I resisted not much of a temptation and was instead drawn to the spicy green and red lights across the road. "Give me all you got and stat!" I cried. Apparently that equated to a chicken and guac burrito with mexicrinkles (yes you did not read that wrong) and a Corona for $16.95. Well what a way to ring in the new year! My freshly heated burrito wrap was packed with spicy chicken and guac and not too much lettuce, my crinkle chips (I refuse to call them mexicrinkles again) were perfectly salty and spicy and the beer topped it off nicely. The atmosphere was clean and the layout was really cute with wooden boxes filled with cacti and industrial lighting in the venue. It has beautiful big windows opening out onto Jetty Rd so you can feel like part of the nightlife without getting abused by any of it. Overall if you need a quick fix meal that is reasonably priced, very fresh and reasonably healthy, this is a great option on Jetty Rd.

I wish there were more Salsa's around Adelaide. One in the city please! This was my first time…read moreeating at Salsa's and I loved it. I had the Veggie Packed Bowl. I don't know what magic they used to make vegetables and rice taste this good! Would definitely get this one again. I also had a taste of the Baja steak burrito and this was also tasty.

I've only ever eaten the hot chippies here. However, those chips are so good that I've been known…read moreto go out of my way to drive here and nab myself a big bag to enjoy on my lonesome. They are golden-brown, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, fresh, with the perfect amount of salt. In a nutshell - hot chips anyone?

Only had chips. They were tasteless despite salt and vinegar being requested…read more Oil was clean and the chips were nice and thick and hot. But tasteless. Shop is clean.

I returned to visit Noodle Box after a year of vowing not to go back after the Manager/owner was…read morevery rude to my daughter and to me. On return, there were some good things and bad things. I don't think the noodles are as good as Wok in a Box down the street but they are passable. The sauce is a little gluggier but the chicken is probably nicer. What I do like about Noodle Box is that it has a lot of seating options. You can sit outside on the footpath watching the passing parade or out the back in a quaint, quiet little courtyard. The day we went along we were served by a lovely young girl who couldn't do enough for us so either the ownership has changed hands or they at least hire good staff. The only reason I don't give this more stars is because of my previous really bad experience. I probably won't return for this reason alone but if you are looking for noodles with a pleasant seating environment this isn't a bad option.

I tried it / 2 appetizers / 1 main / never again ... Tables…read morewere unorganised and dirty ... taste of food also very very average ... NEVER AGAIN Not even worth to take a picture , such a Trap

GARLIC BREATH FOR DAYS!…read more But it's soooooo worth it. This has to be my fave yiros in Adelaide. Such juicy, generous, char grilled servings of lamb. Fresh and tasty across the board. Also pretty damn efficient service. Sadly the service isn't often with a smile, but you no what. I DON'T CARE! GIVE ME THE MEATY PARCEL OF DELICIOUSNESS. I will say that I'm always a little torn by the price. $13+ for a yiros is exxy... but they are generous serves and never disappoint so I forget my lost cashola pretty quick. Also, if you're not ridiculously hungry, order a mini yiros off the kids menu. $8 and still filling and oh so tasty.

So you've just spent a night dancing, drinking, and possibly (definitely!) getting drunk at the…read moreGrand and it's almost time to go home. But not before you stop off at Souvlaki Bros first! (It's only a small stubble across Moseley Square.) They have the best yiros' going around and some pretty good chips to match. Perfect for that late night hunger craving! Or for a hangover fix the next day. They also sell burgers, skewers, salads, stuff for the kids, and premium or charcol yiros', all inspired by traditional Greek recipies with a hint of Australia. During the day there is seating to sit back and relax (or if the weather is nice, why not find a spot on the grass or down on the beach?), but I've noticed they block off the inside seating area when they are open in the early hours of the morning (probably becasue they know most customers are going to be drunk, loud, etc). The prices are pretty decent ($10-12.50 for a yiros - which are a good size). Please note, Souvlaki Bros doesn't have a close time, they are open til late every day.

What a hidden gem!…read more we initially stumbled into the doors of the shop a few years back one day looking for somewhere to eat while walking the main street of Glenelg, and boy am i glad i did the pizza is to die for, and ive never in the many many many times ive been back have i ever had bad food, the pasta is equally as nice, all the sauces taste and look home made with real ingredients, if you are ever in Glenelg and are looking for authentic quality pizza and pasta, Look no further!

Went here a couple of weeks ago, looking for somewhere to eat around 9:30pm on a Sunday night…read more Quiet, as you might expect. There were some people in the rear outside area smoking, which drifted in through the open door. I actually smelt this out the front before we went in, but assumed it wasn't from the restaurant. Something to fix, I'd suggest. Anyway, the service and food were great. We both had pizzas; my girlfriend had a gluten-free base, which was actually Good! (I could've enjoyed one, and I usually hate that GF stuff). Not super-cheap, but pretty normal prices. Waitress was lovely. Anyway, minus smoke, I would come here again for late night eats.

A typical fish and chip shop. The food is OK - nothing special. Its clean and quick and the…read morestandard fish and chippery cuisine is well prepared. The weirdest thing about this place is the prickly and authoritarian owner (presumably "Jan"). She barks orders at the staff like they are idiots. Some of this behaviour creeps its way into the customer interaction with the customers, making you feel a bit like your ordering from Seinfeld's "soup Nazi". This may not bother you, and you may even find it charming or amusing!

This is what I call fish and chips. Reminds me when I was a young child and they use to wrap the…read morechips in paper. Yum and very well priced.

I surprised myself by walking in here the other day ... it's not somewhere I would usually visit,…read morebut I was going for a walk during my lunch break at work, my favourite cafe was shut, and I had to eat somewhere! And ... I was pleasantly surprised! I ordered a hot dog with bacon, cheese and mustard. The bun was toasted on the inside (win!), the 'dog' was nice (and kinda crispy on the outside), though I could have done with a bit more bacon. It was actually one of the better hot dogs I've tried! The menu board was full of what you would expect - yiros, hot chips and the like. But there were also a few baguettes (the yiros baguette is strange, but somehow tempting ...) as well as the hotdogs. More intriguing though is the coffee machine which greets the customer as soon as they walk in - I also spied a few sweet treats (a lemon curt tart, I kid you not!!), so I will definitely be coming in here in the next week to test out the coffee. I guess you can't always judge a place by the name and the decor ;)

I crave Andy's Fish Yiros every now and again. Crispy crummed fish and creamy tartar sauce, fresh…read moresalad.... mmmm. Not so many places have Fish Yiros and this shop has it and it's soooo yummy! They have various kind of food there... burgers, hot dogs, cakes, coffee... you must try something there.

I love this place. Best. Chippies. Ever.read more

Best chicken shop going around. I don't live in area anymore but still make the drive back there…read morefor the best chips in town, A1 chickens, and big serving sizes.