Really fresh and gorgeous and delicious! Plus healthy and guilt free, I had an amazing tasty lunch…read morewithout any allegens but lots of choice, that's rare! Especially with fast food, and the service was excellent: friendly, helpful staff made what usually difficult for me streamlined and easy. Will definitely target here again when next at Tea Tree Plaza.

I bought an iced almond latte and I watched the lady make it and it is not how you make an iced…read morealmond latte. I got a regular size so she filled the cup 3/4 way full with ice and water and then a shit of coffee and forgot my almond milk. I had to go back and tell them and they purer the tiniest amount of almond milk into the coffee. It was the most disgusting thing I've ever drank in my life. The way to make iced almond latte is to fill the cup up with almond milk and ice and then the shot of coffee. Not that difficult. Will not go back again!

Poké. before we get into a restaurant telling me what to do, just to clarify Poké is pronounced Poh…read more-Kay, and I've discovered it's a name for a Hawaiian food bowl with all sorts of treats to snack on. These guys have cracked on with a great alternative to the usual easy quick lunches available and kept it healthy and interesting. I dropped in on the very first day, so unsurprisingly it was busy. but even on the first day the awesome crew at Poké me knocked out the line in 20 minutes. my friends just visited today and said even after three business days only they got through much quicker. The lineup gave me time to consider what I was gonna buy. I've seen fancy Insta pics of amazing tuna so I honed in on the tuna. I think if they'd run out of tuna i' d have had a heart attack. but alas, they had the tuna. you get options of base: green tea soba noodles, pink rice or greens. I got greens. then you get the choice of some uber pimp salad choices like kimchi, julienne beetroot, cucumber, smashed avo, edamame beans, and plenty more. then when you get your choice of tuna, salmon, chicken or tofu you get to choose a sauce and sprinkles of spice. All worth it and all totally filling :-) they don't do cash so bring your card. drink choices are epic - I personally can't go past the UTonic. You want....UTonic. so tasty. Get in and grab a feed. I don't think you'll regret it!

Didn't had change, really weird. I personally never ate raw broccoli but they serve it raw. In all…read moremy bowl was okay but I would go somewhere else next time.

So, we were on our way out of the city, and we happened to be going past the Parade, which is well…read moreknown for its collection of restaurant. Well, sort of wanted to try one of the cafes out, and it happened to be this one. Yeah, it was certainly what I expected from your typical inner-city coffee house, though of course I noted that it was pretty crowded so unfortunately having a spot of breakfast was sort of out of the question. However, I did grab a coffee, and I certainly admit that that was pretty nice. Definitely a place that I would consider returning to.

I was looking forward to experiencing Argo. But it was a huge disappointment. I was there for…read morebrunch on a Sunday. The service was bad. The waitress was in a hurry and almost threw the dishes on our table. The food was less than mediocre; the app didn't work properly;.he food was mediocre. Argo's website is amazing, but that's the only positive thing I can write about the place. I won't go there again.

Basil Fawlty in disguise lives here . Have lobbed into this spot a few times , now and thought it…read moreto be worth a mention..... the food is among the best we've had , tea and coffee also nice . If you are patient with the main man , then you will find pleasure and entertainment ; You are not a master muncher until you've experienced the Vileroy . [ cc accepted on this one ] The breakfast hot cakes are ridiculously superb !

Very convenient for dropping in to meet with friends. Even if we only have a coffee, the staff are…read morealways welcoming and quick to provide water. Even though a restaurant they are also happy to have business meetings there or for me to spend hours on my laptop/smartphone connected to their internet. I can highly recommend the croque-monsieur.

The Rose has taken over from Bambies. The Rose has gone back to what Bambies used to be before it…read morecommercialised. The Rose is even better! Vegetarian and Vegan food at it's best.

Been wanting to try this place for a while. Very close to my hotel (Adelaide Ibis) but almost…read morecouldn't find it as it is tucked into a small corridor within the Adelaide Arcade. It's a small space, seating maybe 20 or so. Got there about 10:45 so had to wait a little bit (it opens at 11am). Ordered the Tori Teriyaki set, which comes with miso soup, white rice, daikon, and the main plate with the teriyaki chicken, a few leaves of lettuce. I was the only one in the place so I wasn't expecting to wait very long to get my food. I was surprised when the server came out 5 minutes later with my meal. Japanese food is a favorite of mine, and this food was excellent and priced fair for the portions. I will definitely return on my next visit.

If you love some Authentic tasting Japanese food for lunch you can't go past here…read more Not an extensive menu, but what they make is delicious. My favourite is the Tori Teriyaki Set. Crispy Teryaki chicken with salads, rice and miso soup on the side.. There are a few sets as well as these stand alone and some Don dishes. Well worth a visit if you are nearby and love fresh (mostly healthy) tasty Japanese Food.

Good place for a work day lunch! The food is good, and you can use liven to get extra credit which…read moreis awesome!

From the owner: Jack Greens offers our customer with locally roasted coffee & tea, raw snacks, smoothies and a…read morelarge range of locally supplied salads & grain bowls.

So disappointing. I did not get what I ordered with two of my items. Salad where I specifically…read moreasked for no onion was full of raw onion. The waitress called out "special salad with no onion" when she delivered, and I took a bite before I realised. Still regretting it! I asked for the vegie brekkie with no egg as I'm allergic to them. It arrived with eggs. Argh! They need more attention to detail. Prices are a bit steep for quality of food. GF bread was also much too dry. Please try a bit harder! When I provided feedback, they just shrugged and didn't seem concerned.

"An Italian Icon in Norwood"…read more This cafe has an Italian vibe and decor. Cafe Bravo is well recognized for it's excellent food and coffee. As usual the cafe was full of customers enjoying there lunch choices, chatting and relaxing. Outside on the foot path where there are a number of table and chairs, were also well occupied. The reason this cafe/restaurant is so popular, the menu has a good range of food options, the Coffee is excellent, the seating is accommodating, free Wifi and news papers are supplied, all with good efficient service and friendly staff. We often are on the Parade in Norwood and like many locals, this is our place of choice.

Food is excellent and service prompt and attentive…read more Television on in the restaurant though? Terrible to have to listen to daytime tv and the news. Not a nice vibe. Get takeaway but I suggest not eating in.

Café Saba is a new addition to the Norwood area and let me tell you: I was excited to hear there…read morewould be BANH MI in my immediate vicinity. If you don't know what I'm talking about, for shame! Act like you know and then read this to get up to speed http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bánh_mì In short, it's a Vietnamese sandwich that is all kinds of addictive and delicious - not to mention also pretty healthy. I've been getting my banh mi fix from Zen House, the Central Markets, Hanson Road or Southern Cross food arcade, so I was stoked to hear there would be somewhere a little more local to get my hands on the goods. The verdict? It was good: fresh and tasty with just the right amount of chili. Yet, I won't be going back to Saba for my banh mi fix anytime soon, and here's why: at $7.50 for a combination roll, I paid almost double what I pay elsewhere for the same quality of product. A bottle of sparkling water also set me back $3.80. Service was also disappointing. Despite being the only customer in the café, the rolls took a really long time to arrive. When I went to pay on EFTPOS, the staff member told me he didn't know how to operate the machine, so I needed to wait another 10 minutes for another staff member to return. I wouldn't normally be so pedantic but I was in a bit of rush that day so was really aware of how long it was taking. Hopefully this was a just a first week road bump and will improve as they go along. While I have only tried the banh mi so far, the rest of the menu is a haphazard combination of Asian and café food, with a sandwich bar, coffee machine, cakes, curries and roasts on offer as well as Vietnamese dishes. Personally I think the all-things-to-all-people approach is generally not as successful as doing one thing really well. The location in a plaza at 47 The Parade is a little hidden, you probably wouldn't find the place unless you knew to go there. The plaza itself is very pleasant though, green and airy with lots of seating.

You had me at Japanese Breakfast Black Dog Gallery. As soon as I read about the restaurant serving…read moremiso for brekkie I had to make a booking. Oh yes please! This restaurant is one to bookmark and is really worth going out of your way to check out. Especially to try Japanese Modern takes on breakfast all day. And then there is the Ramen menu..... wow! I can not wait to return to get my hands on a bowl. They have a menu that is pretty much build your own Ramen. After being handed the menu for breakfast, I had a real hard time trying to choose between the Matcha Pancakes and The Classic (with salmon). Although I adore pancakes, I had to go with something a little more traditional for my first time. Classic it was! This dish features Grilled Atlantic Salmon, Aji-Tama (Salted Soft Boiled Egg), sweet potato salad, with Yuzu Vinaigrette Pickled Veg, rice & miso. The dish itself looked really pretty, just check out the photos. Presentation is well thought out and planned. The salmon was cooked through with a salty and sweet sauce. It tasted similar to teriyaki sauce. The sweet potato salad was mixed in with other vegetables and a kewpie mayo style sauce. Worked so well with the salmon and rice. I really loved the egg as well, it was slightly salty and really gives depth to the dish. Wash this all down with miso & tofu and you have a really perfect breakfast. I was so impressed, I am really looking for any excuse to return. Keep on the look out for my updated review when I get my hands on some Ramen! OH YES!

The idea of a Japanese breakfast combined with a photography lesson lured me to Black Dog Gallery…read moreon an early Sunday morning. The lovely Jun allowed us to utilise the entire space for our photography purpose. The warm and cosy contemporary interior provided a lovely backdrop for our morning lesson. Once coffee orders was placed and received, we got down to selecting our breakfast. I opted for the classic which had grilled salmon, served with sweet potato salad, miso and rice. Other dishes ordered include the tradition breakfast, salmon bagel and ramen pizza. My breakast was delicious! Nothing to fault here. I believe everyone else enjoyed theirs too from the positive feedback making its rounds. They have ramen noodles from 10am, which wasn't yet available to us being early birds. It just means I will have to come back! I highly recommend this place because you can see the quality and love put in to this place where the food including the sweets made in-house is equally tasty. The owners are clearly dog-lovers hence the name. A small picture frame can be seen of their black pooch on top of the sweets cabinet. This place is not very big, so come early, as it can fill up quickly.