Oh yes. This is one of those places you either luckily stumble across on a day you have some time to kill while waiting for an appointment nearby or search for with google maps because your friends told you that you MUST visit. I stumbled across it while waiting for an appointment that I was early to and what an impressive find!!! It's a collab venue with the right vibe and amazing coffee. Plants? They've got you covered- wine? No problem! Vegan? Of course! I just wished I found it sooner. Love it read more

Best oat milk lattes (they have the best oat milk brand and quality espresso) It's so cute inside with plants everywhere, which I love. I'm new to Adelaide and this is definitely my new favorite coffee shop. Went in this morning and they were slammed but the baristas were so kind welcoming and working extremely hard. Made me want to write a review. You guys are awesome. Sincerely, an oat milk espresso loving Californian. read more

Lovely outdoors and table service. Food was beautifully presented and delicious. Lovely for a brunch or a lunch read more

Came for lunch 2 days after a rave review in The Advertiser, no wonder the place is well patronised. Sunny spring day at last and this is the first time they were able to set a few table outdoors. The row of wooden structures seperating the car park and entrance did not provide sufficient sun cover but is good enough for a spring day. The cafe is in a huge warehouse structure and it occupies about half of the space. It is located near Marion road and right across from TAFE on Richmond road. Great location indeed. There's plenty of parking space but we parked on the side street. The staff were very friendly and over attentive over the course of our stay for lunch. We sensed that we need to leave when they got really busy when we finished our lunch. They served all day breakfast and vegetarians are well catered for. We shared a plate ofroasted pumpkin on toast, chilli kale, baba ganouch, roasted chick peas etc and stuffed zucchini flowers with radicchio, fennel and other salad greens, and a recommended bowl of fried sweet potato chips which is not listed on the menu. All 3 dishes were well presented and the chips were crispy and sweet. Batter on The zucchini flowers were thin and crispy. Nothing to fault all the 3 plates of food. We just could not pass up the New York cheesecake to finish, it was light and not too sweet. We would love to have coffee with it but the first lot were just luke warm so we passed on that. Toilet is entered from outside and not sure how well it would be in the wet months. There are communal tables and lots of tables inside the cafe as well as a lounge set seating in one corner. The cafe should do well with its location and with same chef creating lots of interesting combinations of dishes. read more

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This café on Richmond Road got rave reviews in the Adelaide Advertiser and good on the 2 young women who set this up in a huge warehouse and incorporated studios for rent by local artists. The place has no signage so it's easy to miss. It has no competition nearby so I think this contributes to its busyness. I have been 3 times to support this local business and taken others with me. Although you get greeted the service lacks that extra dimension like asking if you'd like another coffee etc when they take the plates. The coffee is not great and although they are going for the creative food look I found the hotcakes overly sweet with a sponge cake texture and my friend had a scrambled egg dish piled up on a plate that was too small and only achieved hiding the oily hash browns. There is lots of seating but I think the retro look has been done to death. This place is popular so good on them. I doubt if I'll go back as there are places in other suburbs that I'm happy to drive a little further to go to but if you have been there and love it - great! If you haven't been yet give it a try to see for yourself read more

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Popped in for lunch on a Monday to find this place packed out. We even had to wait for a table! Having said that there is actually ample seating in this light filled industrial looking cafe. Upon looking at the menu the Pulled Pork with poached eggs and beetroot aioli instantly grabbed my attention. After all it did come with chilli kale. The dish arrived looking glorious and generous. A knife into my poached egg and it was way overdone but we decided to say something about and the service was very good. They apologized and replaced the eggs with perfectly poached ones. So, now I have runny egg dripping onto the delicious pulled pork and bread. It turned out to be a good dish. The menu is refreshing with modern twists and delicious flavour combinations. Looking forward to trying more dishes from them! read more

Great space just out of the city. Dare I say it but it has a real Melbourne suburbs vibe going on. read more

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I decided to pop in for breakfast, after hearing great things about the fresh approach of K & C, and embodiment of tolerance this place espouses. Tolerance is very important. So is equality. Equality in opportunity, and equality in serving size. So when, my cis male friend was served a far larger portion than myself, I felt somewhat discriminated against. Will look for more culturally accepting places in the future. Also what is blueberry dust. read more

Although the idea behind the cafe seemed on trend, the staff were a bit rude, slow and the food was average. The coffee was decent however (made by sour looking blonde girl). I think there isn't much else like this around that area so I guess that's why it's popular. On the positives it wasn't very expensive and I like the warehouse pop up vibe. Hopefully with experience they learn how to iron out the faults. read more

My new favourite cafe/brunch/lunch spot in Adelaide. Great service and yummy meals. Smashed pumpkin and smashed peas with a poachie! Seriously good. read more

Popped in for pre tennis coffee. Great coffee and funky looking cafe was full of people getting brekky. Looked good will be back to eat as only heard good things. read more

This place used to a fabric store across from the Marleston tafe, I realised that once I was in there that's where I was in the old fabric store! This is ok, I feel the food is tasty but it's trying too hard. The look of this place is a little basic and dilapidated, for the prices they are charging it doesn't feel completely worth it. What annoyed me is my friend and I bought a coffee and both came out barely warm, could've swigged it down straight away even after I asked for another it was still barely warm. So 3 stars from me, not really my type of place but the service was great overall I don't think I'd be back again. read more

Asked for hot coffee twice, wasn't hot both times. Breakfast was ok, gluten free bread wasn't of a great quality. Place looked fantastic, food was ok. read more

Really good food and coffee. However...all the girls that work there always wear see through tops or no bra. Please keep it classy.

I've be been here before, and loved the atmosphere and food, so thought it might be nice to return, as one of my daughters lives nearby. This time it was Mothers' Day, so my two daughters were treating me. After waiting for 40 mins, which was expected, we were seated inside. I liked the feel of the place, and the service was friendly. When our food came, one of my daughter's meals had been forgotten. The two girls ordered the same thing, so someone probably thought it was only one order. By the time daughter two's meal arrived, her sister and I had long finished our meals, so she hastily ate half of hers so we could leave as there was still a line-up outside. A bit of a disappointment, but it was Mother's Day after all, and it's always a busy time. We'll try it again when it's not so busy. read more

The staff were lovely. They were all friendly and excellent without exception. They gave us water for the table straight up, without having to ask or get it ourselves, which I really like. My coffee was really nice. I'm no coffee connoisseur but I really enjoyed it. I almost ordered a second one, it was so good (I never do that). I ordered poached eggs, bacon and purple kale and the serving was generous. Usually I'm iffy about kale - think it tastes a bit like grass- but somehow they made it delicious with lemon and herbs and...magic or something. My son (5) ordered the kids pancake with coconut ice-cream and syrup and a hot chocolate and he was very happy. I had a little try of his coconut ice-cream and it was good. Another option for kids was a kids size bacon and eggs. The little girl sitting near us had a delicious-looking biscuit which she said was good. I am usually leery of bought cakes/biscuits (as opposed to home-made ones), but this looked pretty good. Surprisingly large venue. I like the decor, which was white with green and natural - it had an industrial/warehouse feel. They had a couple of comfy couch seats and a selection of different types of seating. There were a couple of blankets which we utilized. Doesn't look like much from the road, but nice enough once you enter. Good outdoor area. We sat on comfy high seats. I liked the music and it was not too loud. We went on a Friday morning and it was super duper packed, but the meals still came in good time and were correct and well presented. I probably wouldn't go on a weekend, as I think it would be so so busy, and I'm not into crowds. I'd like to try it on a Tuesday perhaps, and see how it compares. We could hear each other speaking just fine, even with all the tables completely filled with patrons, and me a little bit deaf-ish. Plenty of parking to be had - we parked in the next street and walked a little way. The best bit was the staff. They were really good, and spoke respectfully to everyone, including the children. Room for improvement might be the toilets (there's only one per gender, plus a multi-gender/special needs one/possibly baby change? - not sure) and someone was trying to open the door while I was in there, so maybe another loo or two would be good. It's a great spot for a nice cafe - I think this area needed something like this. They didn't really have any quirky novelties - which tbh I usually am a bit taken by - just a straight up good cafe. read more

I love this cafe. The food is fresh and beautifully presented. The atmosphere is very relaxed and enjoyable and the service is exceptional. Coffee is good and the price is affordable I'm looking forward to getting back there read more

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The Karma and Crow is an interesting cafe, with a manger/stable type layout and lack in reservations be prepared for a wait outside (if it's a really hot day - like it was when I went (46 degrees) - you may want to skip it for a nice breakfast somewhere air conditioned. I waited for 20minutes in the heat before being ushered into a seat right in front of a window with thin curtains. My friend and I eventually asked to be moved as it was getting quite uncomfortable. Despite my complaints the food was delicious and brought out in a timely manner. I had the ricotta hot cakes which were sweet and beautifully presented and my friend had the pulled pork poached eggs. The staff were considerate and continued to provide us with water and ice and the place was packed! If it was a cooler day I'm sure the Ol crow would have received a better review from me but as it was I won't be going back there on a hot day. read more

Although the service was relatively slow due to trainee staff, they were extremely friendly and efficient in their service. The food was delicious, only to be bested by exceptional quality coffee, surrounded by lovely interior design. read more