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Eire Cafe

4.0 (8 reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 3:30 pm

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for working
Good for groups

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Lauren R.

Seeking a more wallet-friendly East-side lunch spot? $20 for a sandwich? Tell 'em they're dreaming! Mum and I were thinking just that as we were searching the Colonel Light Gardens/Clapham backstreets with a particularly persistent rumble in our tummies this week. Eire appeared like a beacon of affordable light (think IKEA bedside lamp) as we trekked (drove in air-conditioned comfort) up Springbank Road. It's super cute inside and Mum and I had no reservations abiut making use of the crayons for drawing on the brown paper tablecloths while we were deciding on our meal choices. Mum had a toasted sanga with with ham and welsh rarebit and... Something else I'm sure. I had red lentil pie with roast veggies on the side and we both had a coffee. Coming to $27 for the lot, we were feeling pretty chuffed. There were a few not so fab things about the food, with my roast veggies being preeeetty darn oily but without the lovely crispiness of my Gran's (maybe my standards are too high, but still) and Mum's sandwich being overly oily too. Service was a little disorganised but nevertheless this little gem has a lot of potential. The homemade cakes and scones looked delish and my mocha was perfection - never underestimate the difficulty of getting that coffee/choc balance just right - so maybe I'll have to try Eire again for morning/arvo tea...

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9 years ago

Massive call but potentially the best coffee I have had in Adelaide!! Looking forward to going back and trying the food!

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The Little Leaf & Bean

The Little Leaf & Bean

4.1(9 reviews)
3.8 km•Blackwood
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The Leaf 'n' Bean is a sweet little spot secluded off the main street of Blackwood in a small…read morecollection of shops near the local Rec centre. The cafe channels a hipster vibe with mismatched furniture and an eclectic use of items as display cases, but the owners have really maximised the space here whilst allowing the patrons to have enough breathing room. Staff are friendly in store and always up for a chat and happy to give you their recommendations on food or tea blend options. The Menu has a good range of breakfast and light lunch options and vegetarians will find themselves relatively well looked after. I'm a big fan of their pancakes (which are really pikelets) as they are very generous on the portion sizes as well as topping options. The coffee here is a wee bit bitter for my own liking but their lattes are crazy creamy. The Litttle Leaf also mixes their own tea blends you can buy in store, whilst I'm not a tea drinker myself, friends have assured me it is top notch. The Leaf 'n' Bean also puts on regular events with live music, exhibitions and dessert nights on their cards. Worth the trip up the hill, check out their Facebook page to see what is happening instore.

Only 15 minutes out of the city up Belair Rd this little spot really feels like you are in a quaint…read morecountry town cafe. Homemade cakes, muffins and slices (a large range of those being gluten free) taste like nanna has baked them herself. We tried the "Lemon Situation," GF Orange and Almond Cake and GF Apple and Rhubarb Crumble muffin thing and were all impressed and received our sweet quota for the week. The Iced Coffees were very creamy and rich with vanilla ice cream - made with real coffee but perhaps a tad too sweet for me. The atmosphere of this cafe is comfortable with a range of seating options from couches to large share tables and cushioned seats in the corner. They also have a lovely courtyard for sitting in during the day. The staff are incredibly friendly, helpful and attentive and seem to really love where they work. I didn't manage to try their breakfast or simple lunch options of soup, sandwiches and quiche etc on the menu but will definitely be back.

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The Little Leaf & Bean - Teapot decorations

Teapot decorations

The Little Leaf & Bean - Teapot decorations

Teapot decorations

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Market on Maxwell

Market on Maxwell

5.0(2 reviews)
6.8 km•Glenelg
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I have never been to this cafe until today and it is absolutely fantastic in more ways than one!…read moreThey were so busy I reckon the whole family was out in force serving behind the counter. The first thing I noticed was an older ethnic man standing behind the front counter, talking out loud as if to a family member but it was a customer. This was the first snapshot into the almost cult following the cafe has encountered and with service like that, being treated as if part of the family (I which I had a share in the biz) who wouldn't go back! You want panini they got it and other varieties of bread, you want cheese to go with it, no problem which one would you like! It's like a mini central market or the markets of Province right here, seriously it's got everything and anything sweet or savoury. Easy parking and located along the tramline with the stop almost directly out the front, no pushing and jostling to get there as it's away from the Jetty Rd mayhem, a great location to catch up with friends. It's definitely a destination. Some people move house to be in the school zone they want to send their kids to or want to be closer to the doctors they visit or their families...I want to live closer to this place, my diet would be out the window but who cares, this is the life!

Excellent fast & friendly staff, delicious cakes and yummy hot choccy!! Came here with a couple of…read moregirlfriends last week - felt warm & welcoming the moment we walked in & when ordering the carrot & walnut cake the lady offered to warm it slightly - delicious ;) we'll be back !

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Market on Maxwell - Marion art group prints and watercolours

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Marion art group prints and watercolours

Rise & Grind Cafe - A hipster coffee shop wouldn't be complete without a vintage bike out front!

Rise & Grind Cafe

4.3(11 reviews)
3.4 km•Clarence Gardens
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I've committed a heinous Yelp crime. I ate a beautiful looking breakfast here and didn't take a…read morephoto of it! Ok now I've got that off my chest, this place, its breakfasts and coffees are criminally good. Select your poison from 3 different single origins for your coffee, but know that none of them are as good as their Indian Tiger Mountain. Not just because the name is ninja cool, or that it's the first engrish coffee bean I've seen in Adelaide, but because it is strong and fierce like a tiger mountain would be. The teas also are from some local field or something, but really you're not coming all this way for some flavoured water. Sit down amongst a mash up of big communal and group tables, worn couches, bench seats or up at the piano if you fancy and watch as every mother's group, young family, hipster on their bike and local wander in like zombies looking for their coffee fix of the day. Service is punctual and friendly and soon we receive our breakfasts that I had to double check the prices of because they were so big. $17 for a big breakfast and $15 for haloumi, avo and poached eggs is ridicurous. So was the actual breakfast. Perfectly cooked, gooey poached eggs atop a crunchy white piece of toast with a simple haloumi and rocket salad made for a happy Chloe. Unpretentious on every level, simple meals and smashing coffee make this place as mysterious and hidden as an Indian Tiger Mountain. Get along before it becomes endangered and overrun with hipsters.

This place has awesome potential, they're still setting up but the space is good and the staff are…read moreso friendly... be prepared for a chat! Great coffee and toasted sandwich was just the ticket on a wintry Saturday arvo. Looking forward to seeing how these guys go.

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Rise & Grind Cafe - Store front

Store front

Rise & Grind Cafe - Carnevale Coffee rocks! Friendly staff & very good coffee. Beans roasted on site too.

Carnevale Coffee rocks! Friendly staff & very good coffee. Beans roasted on site too.

Rise & Grind Cafe - Cool lights

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Cool lights

Dear Daisy - The fritters

Dear Daisy

4.7(23 reviews)
4.6 km•Goodwood
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Dear Daisy, I'm…read morewriting this review to you today to let you know that I very much appreciated your hospitality today over lunch. You are so lucky to be set in such a beautiful little neighbourhood, so close to the industrial train lines but tucked away amongst all those cute Goodwood cottages. The cute embroidered chair cushions and large wooden tables was a nice detail you added to my lunch experience. Although your prices are a little bit more than your standard cafe, the choice you provided was great for lunch. And you must have known I'm a fan of an all day brunch too. My coffee was smooth and lunch of citrus smashed avo on rye with smoked salmon and fetta was fresh and zingy. My dining partner's pulled pork bun with potato salad looked lovely too. Thank you for friendly and speedy service. I look forward to catching up again soon. Best wishes, Chloe

Imagine the excitement coursing through my veins when a brand spanking new cafe (with all the…read morehipster/trendy trimmings) opens up 5 doors down from my house, and dearest Daisy, you passed my expectations for a local with flying colours. Dear Daisy occupies the space left by the Leah St Deli and is right on the tram line next to the Forestville tram stop next to the hairdressers. I've popped in and out of here a number of times for coffee and have been most satisfied with smooth flat whites and spicy long blacks and am always pleased with the sparkly service and cheery staff. The menu here is catered to the breakfast/brunch crew (all day breakfast, huzzah!) but Dear Daisy is developing a great lunch menu. The selection features all your standards for brekkie and lunch has a mix of wraps and rolls as well as some great specials (pulled pork buns, zucchini fritters anyone?) and over the past week since its opened I've seen the menu change and evolve. Lunching here I had a pulled pork bun with coleslaw with potato salad on the side, the pork was soft and tender and the potato salad had pickles (yay!) with yumminess all round. Pricing is quite reasonable and on the cheap side for the Goodwood area. Really looking forward to getting round to breakfast here and with 7am opening on the weekdays, I'm thinking a post night duty pick me up breakfast treat is in order!

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Dear Daisy - The big veg

The big veg

Dear Daisy - TheBenny

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Dear Daisy - Cinnamon French Toast with Bacon, Canadian Maple Syrup and Ice Cream (and Eggs Benedict in the background)

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Cinnamon French Toast with Bacon, Canadian Maple Syrup and Ice Cream (and Eggs Benedict in the background)

Eire Cafe - coffee - Updated May 2026

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