Fairly new I think, and tucked away in the southerly burbs', this little cafe is charming! It seems…read morea welcome addition to a small group of local shops, providing a cute hipster-ish cafe in a place you wouldn't really expect! The decor is clean, light and modern - a wooden bar with fresh newspapers, mini jars holding sugar and a range of cakes and light meals to satisfy a morning tea, lunch or arvo craving. My latte was not the best I've had in Adelaide, but still worth a mention. The banana bread I had however - delicious. Thick cut, homemade, toasted - what more could you ask for? How about wonderfully moist (shudder at that word) and yet light at the same time? You got it. Can I have the recipe please!? Overall the service was nice, just one guy was manning the cafe but that's all it needs on a quiet Wednesday afternoon. I hope to see them expand into breakfasts maybe! P.S. You can also buy your 2L bottle of non-homogenised Tweedvale milk here to take home for $4.50! Yay!

This as actually a rather nice cafe that I accidentally stumbled across as I was wandering through…read morethe back streets of Adelaide. Actually, I was on the bus at the time, and normally wouldn't have gone down this route, so I guess it was fortuitous that I couldn't have the car that day. As such, I later dragged my friends down here for a pot of tea, and I must say that it was certainly a great spot to do so. Not only was the tea quite nice, but I found the service to be very good as well. Certainly worth spending some time here chatting.

I've dropped in to Taylor's a few times simply because of their location at the end of a long hills…read moreride. The fact they don't have eftpos has been slightly annoying because I don't always have cash when riding but that's the start and end of annoyances. It's also worth mentioning that the attached store next door has a sign in their window asking for cyclists not to prop their bikes against it when they're closed - I'm not sure if that's an overflow of some business jealousy or minute marks on their glass that they need to clean now and then. The location is great and whilst a little crammed inside they do have plenty of undercover outdoor seating with great views which on a warm day is very welcoming. The boys are friendly and easy going. Their snacks/desserts are generally well crafted and delicious, baked strawberry cheesecake one of the best. Their coffee is generally very good and I guess if it wasn't I wouldn't be returning. They offer a variety of choices but I don't generally digress from my flat whites. My kids haven't been happy with their hot chocolates because they've never had marshmellows and because they use chocolate sauce as garnish...but my kids are harsh critics. Taylors gets a lot of business, possibly due to their location as well as quality products and service, and I'll certainly be returning.

Snot Chocolates, Huntsmans and Scoopalespressos sound like things you would find in Willy Wonka's…read moreChocolate Factory, but Taylor Blend Espresso is a far cry from Wonka's crazy antics and more like a hidden wonderland of coffee and "exotic drinks." Those cheeky Stoneyfellians have been hiding this place from the general public for years and I can see why. This place, despite being of simple fit out and design really has an element of shock and awe to it as you are constantly giggling to yourself about some quirky detail in the place. For example, I swear these guys are telepathic... my soy latte arrived in my hands before I even ordered. I hadn't even paid for my coffee yet and it was sitting in front of me! Not only that but this place caters for the child inside everyone... - Snot Chocolate = Hot Chocolate with yellow and green marshmallows on top (get the picture) - Gelarossa = Frozen Blood Orange juice with lemon gelati - Huntsman = A hyped up version of a "spider" Furthermore their exotic drinks are worth a try just for something different. Although you really aren't being that exotic but having an iced coffee with some chocolate on top (Chino Ghiacciato) you still feel slightly naughty by ordering it. So why the 4 stars, you're raving Chloe, you're raving! I know... I really have to try this place again to be sure but I had a low fat lemon cheese cake that wasn't to die for (it wasn't lemony but more sugary) and I am a bit of a lemon dessert connoisseur!

I've probably mentioned multiple times that I really can't drink tea when I'm in Adelaide, and the…read morefact that I can't drink coffee does put me in a bit of a tight spot. Well, in this situation I decided that I would go for a coffee, and anyway this place is fair trade/organic, so I generally have some pretty high expectations when it comes to the coffee. Well, it wasn't all that bad, though this place is fairly small. Still, it's good to see the coffee culture coming to Adelaide. Oh, and did I mention, the coffee actually wasn't all that bad.

Look out fair-trade right ahead!…read more The fare at this place certainly is fair and is why this place is buzzing at 2pm on a Wednesday afternoon. I am such a fan of this place I even made an acrostic to celebrate! B is for Bonsoy, a type of soy that should be the only thing served at a coffee shop. O is for when you exclaim "Oh My" at their spicy Organic Chick Pea Soup of the Day N is for Not-ordinary, this place continues to exceed expectations of ordinariness S is for Simple, the menu, the ingredients - everything is simple, organic and fair trade O is for Oblong, the shape of the cafe, filled with natural woody goodness and beautiful chalk board painted walls (every girls dream) Y is for Your Best Friends, every person who serves you in this shop makes you feel like you are their priority for that moment of service

Met friends here for coffee and was nicely surprised. The…read morestore is light and bright yet still welcoming. There is outside seating available but was too cold for us tonight!The inside us reasonably large and comfortable. We only had coffee but the cakes looked mouth watering and so did the gelato. The coffee was great. The menu looked like a nice range of food was available and the breakfast menu was very well priced and is served until 3pm on the weekends!

This is a regular haunt when meeting one of my best friends and her 4 year old son for coffee and a…read morecatch up. It is an airy clean cafe with a mixture of seating styles, including my personal favourite, the upholstered bench style. I have always found the staff to be accommodating and "kid friendly". It is always fun people watching here as you get a mixture of the well heeled North Adelaide variety shopping in their best outfits as well as the beautiful people in their gym gear running up the escalators to the Good Life to top up the toning. I have been to some other Un Caffe Bars where the coffee has been fairly ordinary but this one is measurably better and very drinkable. Last time I was there I discovered a wonderful new cool drink. My daughter ordered a raspberry crush and it was absolutely divine - you could actually taste the wonderful bitter sweetness of the berries themselves and it was very refreshing. Car parking is easy as their is a large underground car park which is free for the first two hours of sipping coffee and people watching.

Cibo's at Glenelg is in one of the best locations. Situated in the heart of Moseley Square where…read moreall the action is. It is a great place for chilling out on a sunny day and watching the passing parade. On a good day you can watch children playing in the fountains or the beautiful (and not so beautiful) people walking by in their bathers. Glenelg Cibo is run by a brother/sister combination, Grace and Tony. Tony is usually about the place and is easy to spot, by his smile and the fact that he is quite possibly the shortest person behind the counter. He is always happy to exchange a few pleasantries even when it is busy (which is often). Cibo gets over run by cyclists in the mornings and, if you are one of this lycra clad brigade there is a great place to store your pride and joy when you hop off. If you aren't into outdoor seating, or the weather is inclement, there is a large indoor section with extremely high ceilings, a left over from what was formerly the old Post Office. The coffee use to be a bit inconsistent but has improved of late and is now signature, rich, creamy Cibo coffee. They do great Iced Coffees and a wonderful summer coffee drink called a Shakerato which is coffee shaken with Ice and syrup, then poured into a small glass. It is surprisingly good and dairy free. They also serve a good range of savoury and sweet food. I particularly like their spinach and cheese Ripiena's.

Cibo at Glenelg is an incredibly popular cafe. Go there on any weekend and coffee seekers can…read moresometimes be lined up 10 deep in a wait to order their caffeine fix. Funnily enough the crowds never put me off, rather its part of the charm of the place. Located inside the site of the old Glenelg Post Office building, there's something very quaint about the building itself. With loads of table space both inside and out its almost like Cibo is two different places. There is one atmosphere if you're sitting at the tables outside and a totally different feel when you're sitting inside - talk about the best of both worlds. Sit outside if you're in the mood for some people watching. Despite the large turnover of people you can nearly always grab a table out there and the passing parade is entertainment at its best. Sit inside if its really hot, really cold or if you're looking for a little quiet time. On the menu, I'm always up for a skinny cap or sometimes a long black with a jug of milk on side. Love the fact they always ask do I want my milk hot or cold. Cibo also do the best affogatto and you can't go past their selection of deserts. Frequented by many a well known face from local AFL teams, Cibo at Glenelg is a virtual icon in the Adelaide cafe scene. Love it!

This place can get a little crazy during lunch service in the week before Christmas, but any other…read moretime you can chill out the front and have a tasty brekkie whatever time of the day/afternoon you prefer. The breakfast burger: bacon, fried egg, provolone cheese and avocado, makes me drool thinking about it, so good. Another great thing about Uncle Albert's is the constantly changing artwork. One day you can be surrounded by snow scapes and the next they'll be obscure post-modern self portraits covering the walls. At Uncle Albert's they display art for sale, and guaranteed the next time you return the art will be sold and replaced with new stuff. Why don't more places do this? Customers are happy and local artists are supported: win win. I'm not super fond of the name of this place I will admit. Makes me think of Albert Trotter, instead of their delicious burger.

My personal hours of operation differ from your average human being. As a freelancer, yes I work in…read moremy pj's. I stay up as late as I like. 9am is pretty much the middle of the night to me. Early riser.... yeah no. So you can imagine my confused disappointment when out and about looking for breakfast at 2pm. Adelaide is, in general, not cut out for types like me, with comparatively few cafes offering all day breakfast. Uncle Albert's is a local cafe that serves hot breakfast till 4:30 - which is pretty much its main appeal to me. Plonked in the of Norwood Mall (just near Coles), there's very little in terms of atmosphere to pull the crowd to Albert's - but a crowd there generally is. It's partly because of the outdoor area, which is quite big as well as being undercover, and good for people watching if that's your bag. The other part of it is all-day breakfasts for a pretty great price. We're talking the old reliable: bacon, eggs, toast and tomato with a coffee for $14. Yup. Ron Swanson would approve of the bacon levels in their big breakfast, and so do I. They also have a pretty decent selection of lunch, brunch options - but I can't speak for them at all. I can't look past my 2pm bacon.

great spot. As an American just out of a few weeks in the outback, this was a particularly awesome…read morefind.

So, Mothers Milk has amazing reviews and for good reason! Just off Unley Road Mother's Milk is…read morebuzzing every morning full of customers dosing up on caffeine and getting down on a damn good brekkie. The staff here graciously glide through customers ensuring that everyone's needs are met. This is all done with a smile and passion for their profession. One thing I really love in a business is when you see the staff enjoying themselves. It is kind of infectious! You just want to be around them more and support such a positive environment and business. It is all about starting your day in the right way! Décor is simple and funky with cool wooden rustic looking tables. The menu is also simple, which shows that they are confident in what they deliver. With my love of bagels, I did not have to second-guess what I wanted for brekkie. It is served with herbed cream cheese, smoked salmon, capers, watercress and pickled onions. Woo! However, after ordering it seems I had to get there earlier. They had run out of bagels! But, the staff where kind enough to offer a sourdough as a sub. Great! And also, I should mention that I am not fussed if a restaurant runs out of something. It just means their food is fresh and popular! Ok, so my brekkie was amazing. Lots of flavour in the cream cheese and pickled onions. Bread and salmon was super fresh and the watercress just tied everything off. Perfect! Could not fault it and would be just as amazing in bagel form. The coffee here is ace as well, great flavour and a strong brew! Good pick me up for the rest of my day. I saw on their menu they do burgers, so I think I will return for that. Absolutely love the staff and atmosphere here. Highly recommended!

I have a client in one of those new office towers with a pretty good coffee shop in the ground…read morefloor of the building. But I walk a few hundred metres down the road to this Cibos on Pirie Street. To go out of my way in heels, it has to be good! Cibo on Pirie is a really great place to start the morning. The staff are cheerful and truly passionate about good service. I love the buzz and atmosphere as they call out the orders. It's also a good place to people watching as everyone heads to their offices - some rushing, some meandering in no hurry to start their day. There's an education building or college of some kind next door, so there's always an eclectic crowd gathered out the front, too. Around 8.30, there are usually plenty of tables and if I'm lucky, the Australian is sitting on a counter, eager to be read. I'm a fan of Cibo already, but this is one of my favourites.

The real world social media meeting place, grab a coffee and have a catch up with old & new…read morefriends. enjoy a cup of the best coffee in Adelaide with friendly service and warm environment. Friendly staff and warm environment make Cibo espresso experience truly welcome and enjoyable. I recommend the "re-use" cup jet a double stamp on your loyalty card and do your little bit for the environment by not having to discard the plastic and paper cup. Thanks Cibo for making my day so enjoyable.