Well, this seems to be one of those places that has decided to be a cross between two types of…read moreshops, one of them being a cafe. Yeah, it seems like a lot of shops these days have decided to include a cafe, and this one actually does breakfast as well. It turned out to be pretty cool because the other part of the business is basically a second-hand shop, or moreso and antique shop. One thing I thought was pretty cool was how they had repurposed some Little Golden Books as menus, which keeping them as Little Golden Books. Oh, and the breakfast was rather nice as well.

I visited The Warehouse the other day to see what it was all about…read more Owner Sarah described it as a place selling rustic used hardware and homewares, and that's exactly how it is. In fact, it's almost a bit of an antique store. In amongst tools and hardware of all sorts are wall hooks, books, tables, teacups and evena spinning wheel! There were a number of things which caught my eye, in particular a gorgeous blue table and some large metal flowers. Everything looked clean and in good shape for selling. Though not necessarily cheap, their prices seemed reasonable to me given the quality of mose of the wares. If you are looking for tools, this is a good place to go - they have heaps. There were many shovels and garden tools, some ladders etc. I would recommend this place if you are looking to redecorate your home or add a rustic feeling. I also suggest checking out this little gem if you love vintage shopping! There is a relaxed, quirky atmosphere and plently of eye-catching wares! The owners were lovely to talk to, and happy to show me around the shop. I really liked how this adds to the little bundle of business in Woodside. It feels right at home and being a little different to most second-hand stores in the area gives it a bit of an edge. It definitely suits the atmosphere of the Adelaide Hills. It is on the main street, but set back, so keep that in mind or you might walk straight past it! Highly recommend going for a browse! Loved it.

Right off the bat I have to say that this is one of those places I love! You walk in the door and…read morethere are piles of books, LPs, toys, comics, it's all here and it's crammed into this little store. Seriously, the place is probably smaller than my living room, but I've spent well over an hour just checking out books and albums and I've barely scratched the surface! If you're looking for a rare book then check this place out. The owner is really friendly and keen to help if you're looking for something. If you're looking for a certain book or album, chances are it's here, he just needs to dig through the stock to find it. Come back in a week or so and it'll probably be there waiting for you to pick up. I just can't express how much I love this store. I don't always buy something, but it's a lot of fun wasting an afternoon ploughing through stock just to see what you might find. I always find myself thinking "wow I haven't seen that for years" or "I've never seen that before"

I used to go out with a girl from Nairne who quite literally lived just down the road from here. In…read moreall the time we were dating I didn't once step foot into this place, though I did get to hear rumours of it being haunted. Not sure if they're true or not as I can't find anything online about it, so assume they were just that: rumours. I've been here recently with my current partner who fell in love with it... The store, not my ex... She loves old antique furniture and if you want to fill your house with antiques and have a big wallet then this is where you need to go. There are 2 stores setup side by side with sheds down the back that hold even more stock. When you think you've seen everything there is to see here you can go downstairs in the main shop and see another 3-4 rooms worth of items. Most items are Indian from the Edwardian era. From massive double doors, to beds and tables, to clocks, boxes and crates, if you have any love of antiques then you have to visit this place. Just fill that wallet full of cash before you do!!

Even though I ordered something simple (a vanilla milkshake and banana bread with honey) I enjoyed…read moreevery bit of it. I'm not from this area, but I will say that if I ever visit this area again- I'll be coming back here.

From the owner: the home of the " Tiddy Oggie " a cornish pastie 2/3rds pastie and 1/3rd hot apple pie . The miners…read morewives gave this to their husbands for lunch down the mines.