What a great find! My friend, Mirella, brought me here a few days ago for a coffee and a shared…read moreorange polenta cake. Oh my!! Needless to say it has haunted my dreams since, so today after a hard workout my husband and I biked over for lunch. The first thing that strikes you while approaching from Kitchener Street is the lush, inviting covered wrap around porch; there is plentiful and adequately spaced tables located here (so as not to be forced to overhear unwanted convos). Next, upon entering this clean and tidy cottage you will notice three separate distinct seating areas: the main dining area, a smaller dining area tucked away by the kitchen and pastry counter, and a delightful and welcoming covered deck. We were promptly greeted by one of the friendly staff and seated straight away. Tap water, glasses, and menus were waiting at the table and after an appropriate amount of time our order was taken and special requests confirmed. This place is really busy but it seems well managed; the staff is very attentive without being intrusive. As we waited for our order we noticed the bustling and efficient staff who worked like a well oiled machine - dirty dishes were quickly removed from tables, additional carafes of tap water were dropped off without being asked for, and patrons seemed relaxed, very happy, and satisfied. By meals' end we, too, were among those happy people. My husband ordered a sandwich that I struggle to recall the name ;( it was a hearty sandwich made from perfectly toasted sourdough, grilled chicken breast meat, swiss cheese, garlic aioli, a mix of tender and flavourful greens, and crispy bacon. I ordered the smashed avocado with feta on the same delightfully prepared sourdough. It, too, came with a generous portion of greens. We could not be happier with our newfound neighbourhood brekkie place. AND there is a coffee loyalty card to boot!

Review update.. Now up to 5 (6!) stars, and open mondays, I'm in love!…read more Great place, I specifically asked for the poached eggs runny but they were hard boiled. You couldn't add Kale even though one dish had it and the outdoor area had a strong bad smell. Still the coffee was great and the juice and food was good. My partner didn't like hers but I would come back and try again.

Very friendly service, excellent coffee, food is very enjoyable, tree dimensional flavours.read more

Great little coffee shop on Hutt Street. Very good coffee…read moreand great looking menu, will need to return to try more of the food. Very nice coffee and it is also served with a few little chocolates

A little hole in the wall cafe in Adelaide. Not particularly close to any other businesses…read more I went on a hot summer day and boy was I sweating. The inside is cute with some table seating inside and outside. It's next to what I belive is a creative office where the cafe and the office is divided with a fence. There's also another section at the back with a galley. The latte here is all right. They seem to have some food menu as well along with pastries. The place is cute but definitely needs to be air conditioned to stay long. It's like a garage that's open with no doors so it let's in all that 40C heat. Would come back when the weather cools down a bit!

Friendly staff, beautiful spot to sit and contemplate from the front bench just inside the door…read morelooking straight onto PAC. Apparently a fav place with the students?! Coffee is amazing and will try a long black next time to fully appreciate the full flavour. Short black may bounce me off the wall! The big roller door is the 'front door', wonder how will it work in the colder months but for now it is fantastic! The Parade West may be and could be a busy thoroughfare but I hardly notice it being a Monday morning. The deco overall is minimalist with 2 separate dinning areas, the back area is nice and quiet if you wish to 'work'. Food wise, there are bagels, brownies, melting moments etc but the choice is limited, I didn't see any food menu on the counter but I noticed there's a sandwich press and toaster. I am sure if you'd ask, they will tell you what they have to offer. All coffees are double roasted. Great place to be if you want to avoid the 'crowd' of the Parade. There are heaps of offices in the precinct and with great coffees they will do well!

Spacious, light, modern, with seating options and a very interesting menu. The coffee was great so…read morethat's at least halfway to a good review and repeat business. Both salads were delicious in their ways and if I compare this offering with similar places out there I would rate F & F as one of the better ones, easily. A lovely option.

Industrial styled cafe on Magill Road. A surprise gem in…read moreeastern suburbs. Very friendly staff, plenty of tables with lots of light. Coffee was really good. Does get very loud very quickly with the industrial decor & acoustics

This location has changed hands many times in the last 20 years. It was my favourite cafe with…read morefudge to die-for when I started work in advertising straight out of school. A few name changes later, it was the ever popular Nano's with a roaring trade that gave them the confidence to step up to the big league and open a much larger store off Rundle Street, much to the disappointment of Hutt Street locals. Since then it has been rebadged as Arlecchino's (ar-la-key-knows), a traditional Italian joint with mamma at the front counter. There is a fair variety of rolls and sandwiches with a handful of hot dishes, and a few sweet treats for after. My favourite is a corn fritter with salad - very reasonable at around $15. Unfortunately, the coffee doesn't have much depth and is usually served scalding hot, even when I've asked for it at Italian temperature. The best bit about this cafe is the beautiful tuscan courtyard covered with vines. It is a lovely spot to escape the business of the street and a popular place to meet friends for a midday meal.

I have been coming to this location since the Nano days and go in 2-3 times a week for my usual…read morewrap and coffee. This week I met the new owner, and after chatting to this lovely young lady, I learnt that her family has been in the hospitality industry since 1964. Her father-in-law, Nino started European on the Parade and then owned Nino's in Victor Harbour. They currently own Caffe Allegria at Royston park, which is a very traditonal Italian eatery. While the food has been good here, the coffee has let it down a touch, but I must say that on this particular day, the coffee was excellent!! I was told that in the coming months a lot will be added to the current menu. Pizza's, Pasta's and gelati. With the coffee now up to scratch and the coming changes, I highly recommend going in for a good cuppa!!!

I love this place. Nice outdoor seating too, whether for coffee, breakfast or brunch. I love their…read moresauteed mushrooms for breakfast. Great, friendly service.

Another review that I am loathe to post, simply for the fact that other people will go and I might…read morenot be able to get a table! When you first enter Rosey's you may think you're not going to get a table as it's quite a small area. But head on past the counter and to the courtyard - this is the place to be!! Service is fast and very friendly, and the staff were very happy to talk through menu items and provide recommendations. They are also very happy to help with 'menu maths' to make sure you get exactly what you want for the best price - they helped us work out if it was better to order the scrambled eggs and add avocado or the avocado mash and add eggs! The food itself - absolutely delicious. My favourite thing to get here is breakfast, and I've never been even slightly disappointed with anything that has arrived at my table. I LOVE the avocado mash dish but everything is gold. Aside from the food, what I love about this place most of all are its little quirky touches - every time I visit I notice some other little touch in the decor! I love the butcher knife door handle and the TV aquarium... and my housemate and I have lost sleep trying to figure out how to set up some similar alcohol rigging in our own home! A great place for Sunday brunch and several coffees :)

What a interesting little place. I never really noticed this place as it is right across from the…read moreNorwood Parade mall. Plenty of street parking or car park. It's next to the Norwood Concert Hall and easy walking distance. Brick and Motar creative had a special event on for and I was lucky enough to attend on of these workshop free events. This place is open 7 days a week from Mon-Sat 8.30-5, Sun 10-4. Independent design stores, creative workspaces, cafe, workshops + events. 49 George St, Norwood South Australia. I attended a ESTY Craft workshop and had to register online to get a placement. I attended a Friday night on the 17.06 from 6pm to 9pm. The theme was stationary, where each person receives free materials, instructions and guidance to make old-school paper stationery such as notepads, books, zines and notebooks, travel books, and it was all about being creative and book binding. This was a great social event, as many of us never bound books/note books by hand, it the guests and staff helped each other to complete out selected activity. I was greeted at the front door, received a name tag and greeted by more friendly and helpful staff. The place was cleaned, well situated and laid out with a workshop area and retail area and coffee/cafe area. We guests and customers and work on their projects while purchasing coffee/wine or nibbles. I made a japanese binding book and a traveller's note book, by selecting different papers, materials, stickers and then had to bind the book together with needle and thread. It was a fantastic experience and will probably do this again. It was fun if you are into arts and craft and social mingling. There are other events coming up, so head to their website as you can sign up for workshops/events to make soaps, stationary items, paper flowers etc or just come along to view the exhibitions and displays. Thumbs up! http://www.brickandmortarcreative.com.au/ .

Update- The staff have changed (same wonderful owner) and the new food and coffee fairies ‍ are…read morejust as good! Beware of delicious sugar free cakes! All products sold in the store (Brick & Mortar is also a creative art space underneath the Norwood council) are made by SA artists and craftsmen Coolest little space with arts, crafts and gifts. Not pretending to be a full cafe, and yet it is! Great coffee, fresh house made soups and salads, great simple brunch options.

This was my favorite brunch of the two I tried in Adelaide. We made a mistake and were 30min late…read morefor our reservation, but luckily they were nice enough to hold our reservation for us when we called and said that we were on the way. The place was very light and airy. We sat on the ground level, but there is also an indoor balcony area and a couple outdoor tables. I was very happy with the bloody Mary, got a good depth of flavor and a moderate spicy level. I LOVED the whipped avo. It was basically a deconstructed avocado toast. The avo was so light and fluffy and tangy, absolutely amazing on its own, but then to pair it with the feta, pickled rhubarb and the beautiful artisan toast - I ate every last crumb and wished there were more.

Amazing food! There were these raisins in the tikka masala that were absolutely outstanding. The…read morecoffee was good too. I had a flat white and a piccolo! Would go back again to try more items!

Exchange has a very cool and hip vibe. The coffee was delicious and the food was good as well. I…read morehad an onion and cheese toast, which was good (a little overdone, but no big deal). The prices were a bit high. Regardless, it was a nice place to stop for breakfast.

Perfect coffee. Nothing fancy in my order- skim flat white. But as soon as I took one sip I knew I…read morewanted to order another. I also ordered the Walloumi sandwich, halloumi, tomato, avocado, and a range of condiments that made this one of the best toasties I've had. Ever. Definitely be back to try more menu items soon. After all, it took me long enough to get here in the first place

A year on and still one of my favourite brunch haunts in Adelaide. The BLT is delectable. That…read morebarbecue sauce! The zucchini fritters. Every single one of the noms! Goodwood is so much better for this place. Seriously. What's more, they're now running a monthly dinner night. So far there has been burgers and tacos. What'll be next?

The bold name, coming from cockney rhyming slang for 'wife', immediately puts this cafes' best food…read moreforward with a cheeky grin. This little offering sits pretty on Goodwood road and wants to tell you that you're stupid for going anywhere else and spending more than the bargain basement prices they have on offer for breakfast and brunching, most hitting under ten dollars. The menu is short and sweet, speaking of sweet bring your sweetner since only raw sugar is on offer here *insert joke about T&S being sweet enough*. Having lunch with some friends I grabbed a large coffee which was hella large, hella yummy and hella quick. They tried the BLT (of which I nicked the cheeky eggs on the side) both simple and delicious whilst the steak snaga with caramelised onions, the special of the day, really dazzled. Really cool venue again heed warning if you're super duper picky as the menu is pretty thin. Best for a bright sunny day, with a coffee and paper on hand.