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!

The service was great! Most of the food was good…read more However, to me.. a few dishes smelled and tasted a little strange to me. My mother also agreed. The rest of the family thought it was fine. The Mongolian Beef tasted a little sour and had a strange smell. It wasn't off. It just struck the wrong chord on my tastebuds and nose. The SuiMai was also strange. I started by taking the skin off as I can't eat wheat.. but after chopping it, it did not smell like normal SuiMai and fell into the something that doesn't quite smell right. Everyone else ate it. Perhaps just me, but something smells strange in Asian food I have grown up with my whole life. I had the sambal chili chicken as well. It was average. I ate it, but it lacked flavor and chili :) This is my personal taste and smell, and others didn't seem to mind, but perhaps I am sensitive. I would not choose willingly to dine here again based on my preferences, but that is just me, so ignore. I would come here just for the pepper salt squid. This was my favorite dish. Fried rice was also nice as was the lemongrass chicken.

We got a groupon for 2 for $39 so for what you get thats a 5 star deal right there. 2 entrees, 2…read moremains and either 2 beers or wine. Its traditional take away chinese in a beautiful setting. This reminds me of all the chinese restraunts growing up for those special family dinners in the 90s. The mains are quite decently sized and the atmosphere is quite pretty. There is a big fish tank down the middle that you can see outside at night. I really enjoyed it. Its quite intimate for a big restraunt. They dont make you feel silly for using a coupon either like most places do in fact they have a menu specifically for groupon to stop the confusion. The food is good, like I said its takeaway typical chinese but the ingredients are quality. The staff are friendly and don't hassle you by asking you how your meal is every 3 seconds.

Food is bland, not a lot of flavor. Small serving for the price…read more Ambiance is perfect. Service is fast. Sitting is fast. No waiting time. Clean.

I concur with Lee who says Ky Chow is his favourite Chinese restaurant. I've been many times and it…read morehas never disappointed in quality, consistency, service and an all round great experience. The honey king prawns are to die for. Massive, moist, tasty and so decadent. They have a little bit of batter but it's so thin that it doesn't feel fatty at all. There's just the right amount of honey on them and some crunchy noodles too. Absolutely love the Hawthorn ribs. They are small and tender. One doesn't get in too much of a mess! Another favourite dish is satay chicken. Actually, now I'm also remembering the amazing duck pancakes and the green beans. Now I'm getting very hungry.... Just go there - and bon appetit! Or Chow - wow!

I'm so torn between Assaggio, because I find it such a weird experience! There are delicious…read moredesserts that you can take home or enjoy on the spot, great dips, pasta sauces, and a whole manner of very cool and tasty things. BUT... It just feels kind of wrong at the markets. The atmosphere is very sterile, it's like stepping onto a spaceship or something. I like it, I really do. But I never get that warm fuzzy feeling I get when exploring many other stores at the Adelaide Central Market. The food though, definitely worth trying. If only there were more tast testers. ;)

I'm really not a fan of Assaggio's Central Market presence. As Natasha S. wrote, the decor is…read morerather sterile: it lacks the rustic charm of most other stalls. If we want sterile, we could just go to the supermarket, right? I've made one purchase here, just to check 'em out. I bought a tub of hommus. It was one of the worst hommus' I have tried. It was overly moist, way too sweet and way overpriced. When I can buy two tubs for $5 just across the way at Atlas Continental, it's going to take near perfection to pay that price for one measly tub. To give them their due, the staff are really friendly and were accepting of my feedback. ++++ VEGAN FRIENDLINESS -- There are plenty of vegan-friendly pasta sauces, preserves, oils and a few dips.

This place is absolutely gorgeous. The food is absolutely gorgeous. Melissa, the chick who runs…read morethis joint, is the nicest and most accomodating woman in hospitality I've met in a while. If you're up for something different and want to give raw a go, try the amazing selection at Rawfection! You will not regret it!

Maybe I'm not saying please enough times, or remembering my p's & q's but I have to be honest, this…read moreplace just doesn't float my boat. Don't get me wrong, this is the one coffee shop smack bang in the middle of the CBD that sells bloody good coffee with Bonsoy. There are new bean blends and origins on the menu each week, it sells quirky macarons (think hot cross buns and ANZAC Day specials) and it rocks the warehouse chique atmosphere to a tee. There is a huge BUT though. While the service is quick, it has no personality or concern for the fact that you are more than a soy latte or a pour over or a piccolatte drinker. I think they can sense my anti-hipster and as a result avoid making eye contact or engaging in a smile and a conversation. There lacks a vibe, a mabo, a feel to this place that comes with a buzzing staff who make an effort to know your name, have a chat with you while waiting for coffee and greet you with a smile. But if you're happy enough to join the line of suits waiting for their cuppa joe and ingrained on who just posted a new pic of their cat on Instagram (guilty) then this is the place for you.

Only a small place, but obviously focused on high quality product…read more Coffee was great, and the pastries looked amazing. One medium sized table for people to chill at, and watch the do their thing. Was a very personable and fun atmosphere. They're surrounded by a number of other great coffee joints, so they're going to have to be damn good and compete on charm and product quality, but i reckon they've got what it takes.

I have returned now as much as I can. All the food I have tried i love and their frescas are really…read moreyummy also. I can't recommend it enough. I want them to succeed, just not get too busy while I'm there, haha.

From the owner: Traditional Mexican food, fresh soft tortillas, lots of vegetarian, gluten free and vegan options,…read morelots of Mexican love!

Their wood oven is amazing! Fantastic simple pizzas. Great service…read more Sit at the kitchen bench for a free cooking class.

When the moon hitsa your eye lika big pizza pie that's amoré!…read more Nonna would be proud at the heaven on a plate that is served up from Pizza E Mozzarella Bar. A decor of mismatched plates, old lino covered tables and mix and match chairs and tables in a church feeling type venue somehow works perfectly for this place. The only thing missing from the decor? A piano accordion playing Italian in the corner. This place serves up wood oven cooked everything. From home made sausage (literally a pig is brought in every week and made into the good stuff for the week), simply seasoned ribs and of course pizza. The food is made Calabrese style, in light of the owner Peter's heritage (also owner of Zucca at the Bay). It is for that reason everything here feels like it has been made with passion, romance, amoré and a special kind of moorish Italian spice. Even more impressive is the gluten free pizza option here. No more feeling like you're eating cardboard, nor feeling bloated and heavy after a meal. Our gluten eating friends were not savvy enough to pick the difference! The wine list is do die for and so is the dreamy "Wine Guy" somliers who come to your table and ask you in a French (apparently the two countries are friends now) accent what they can get you to drink. Swoon! The only down side with this place... It's only open for lunch on weekdays and dinner on Friday nights. They just want to leave you wanting more I think!

Decided to check out what's new on Gawler Place for lunch a couple of weeks bac and was deciding…read morebetween this and Polish Dumplings! The thought of breakfast food became more appealing as I have been craving for it for awhile now. I was looking through the choices and decided on DIY Omelette with the lot! I thought I was super hungry..but the portion was huge and the fillings were generous. I was indeed a happy full customer after the meal. :) Within the lot, there were things such as Bacon which I don't particularly like but I didn't ask if I could exclude it, possibly could. The service was quick considering the lunch time crowd, all in all, I would definitely come by again!

Great little cafe, lots of fresh quality produce. One day of my favourite lunch spots in Adelaide…read moreCBD. Service is exceptional, when I am rushed and there is a queue the lady offers to rush my order. Although I generally love to sit down and enjoy my lunch, which comes pretty quickly anyway. My favourites: frittata or the corn fritters.

Ever wanted some 'dirty American' food but can't find it because you're vegan or eat gluten free?…read moreWell fret no more because Two-Bit Villains is here to save the day! Two-Bit Villains is located in a beautiful, yet often overlooked, area of Adelaide - upstairs in the Adelaide Arcade. One of the things I love here is that they provide separate menus for gluten free, vegetarian and vegan (alongside their 'regular' menu), so if you follow one of those diets you don't have to scour through the menu to find something you can eat. A nice little touch that makes everyone feel included! The owners Sass and Liam are also lovely people who really care about making their food good - and good it is! I have to say their onion rings are top of my list for best ever. Their vegan menu will even have carnivores salivating - everything truly is delicious and so well put together. And be aware - if the menu tells you something comes in a large cup - it really means LARGE (try the massive mocha, it's delicious)! A highlight of TBV for me is their home made soda. The flavours vary from day to day so you get to try your luck for something different each time!! Fancy it up and make it a float for extra deliciousness. A great, friendly place for a quiet lunch or a cool drink. Head in and see for yourself!

I adore this restaurant. Not only is it fully vegetarian, all meals can be made vegan and most…read moremeals can be gluten free, which I think is fantastic. If you haven't been to Two-Bit Villains, I'd highly recommend it. This restaurant serves burgers, hot dogs, an array of sides and some awesome homemade sodas! My favourite burger is the Baron Burger and my favourite soda is the Apple and Lychee. I'd highly recommend it!