I have driven past this little cafe a few times and always been curious to what it's like. Today I…read morewent for a quick morning coffee and cake. Unfortunately coffee isn't the best I've ever had but it's not the worst. I tried the cinnamon tea cake, it was okay but I'm not sold on it. Customer service out standing, lady who served me was friendly and welcoming and informative of the selection of cakes (side note - they have delicious GF options for those who live GF). The shop itself, I see what they are trying to do with the vintage look and it's kinda cute and quirky. I will come back mainly to try their all day breakfast menu on offer! I'll add to my review when that happens.

A bit daggy and not the best coffee ever, but their homemade cake and biscuits are always yummoread more

Nice little cafe that is improving all the time. The first time I went was not so impressive - the…read moremenu was small, the staff were not as attentive and they did not charge the right amount at the end of the night. But now, the staff are great, the menu is diverse and the atmosphere is great. The cafe contains several photographs and paintings from Italy and Europe. This artwork certainly adds a lot of character to the place, as does the comfortable seating near the back of the restaurant. The first time I went, the menu was virtually all seafood. Now there are many other dinner options including pizzas and pasta. I haven't tried these new options yet but they certainly look great. One item that has my attention for my next visit is the Quattro Formmagi (four cheese pizza). They also now have a range of vegetarian pasta options too. Before their new menu, I tried their fish and chips. The chips were decent and fairly crispy with a salad that seemed reasonably fresh too. The fish was decent in size and had a nice thin batter. One thing was that there was not quite enough tartare sauce. I went for breakfast after they introduced their new menu and had their pancakes. For $8, they were quite impressive. They were very fluffy and were served with cream and maple syrup. The edge of the pancake is nice and crispy. I also tried a hot chocolate as well (on a different occasion not to get a sugar overload). The hot chocolate is made with chocolate syrup which does give it quite a rich flavour.

The first time we have been here. The food is excellent. The staff are very friendly and the…read moreservice is good. Its popularity means that it's a bit difficult to hear each other talking at times. Otherwise, a great place to come for a meal. We will definitely come back here again.

I had a great experience, visited with the wife when having the day off work and decided to have…read morethe eggs Benedict. The food was exceptional, definitely worth every cent. We will be returning often for breakfeast or lunch.

Very nice food and pleasant staff. X3 lunches plus coffee and a fruit juice for $55 bucks. Flies…read morewere a pest, more efforts could be made to control them. Not all are so accepting of their presence! Pleasant decor and well maintained. Recommended

Modish5 is perhaps my new go to coffee shop. Apart from offering good value, they source quality…read moreingredients which are much fresher than other coffee shops that I have been to. The strawberry cheesecake was so soft yet packed full of flavor. It was served with whipped cream and was topped with fresh strawberries and jelly. In terms of presentation, the piece of cake was well placed and was of good size for $6.50. The base of the cake was also not too thick either making it perfect for cutting using a desert fork. They also provided appropriate cutlery given the cake was to be shared between two people. This was without having to ask and was rather thoughtful. Staff were friendly and service was pleasing. Wait times weren't too long either even though there were quite a few people there. Their hot chocolate is good. It doesn't taste too watery like other coffee shops I have been too. Tucked away in the corner of the Woodcroft Plaza, this coffee shop is a gem that you definitely wouldn't want to miss.

Harry's deli is my favourite new addition to Mclaren Vale. It's interior is cool and full of timber…read morewith a real industrial feel. There's a large outdoor seating area and limited seating inside with a few tables seating 4/5 and a long table through the middle of the deli. The staff are attentive and they made insanely good coffees (in addicted to their chai lattes). The menu has something for most tastes- big platters featuring locally sourced meats and cheeses, focaccias, salads and cakes to name a few. Prices are pretty standard, some may think the platters a bit overpriced but they are actually very filling. These guys are very passionate about supporting businesses on the Fleurieu Peninsula and in SA. So many of my favourite producers feature on the menu- say cheese, Four winds chocolate, swell beer, dawn patrol coffee roasters, spice girlz and fine and dandy Teahouse. It's the perfect place to kick back with a coffee, have a long lunch or a sneaky wine (because it's attached to Wirra Wirra, one of the best wineries going around). This has become a local haunt and we are here all the time!

Great place for a bit of nosh and fab wine... find their choice of…read moreCoffee a bit bitter, but you can always choose the hot chic instead!

Highly recommended. Easy to see how good this place is by its popularity. Good coffee, even better…read morepies, pastries and cakes! And with a price that seems like genuine pre-covid! Will be back again soon.

I guess I wanted to come here because of the name - it sounded pretty cool. So, as we were passing…read morethrough town, I pulled over, jumped out, and went and grabbed a coffee. Well, it really wasn't too bad, though I can't necessarily say that the coffee was awesome. It was okay, though I am from Melbourne so I can be a bit of a snob. They do have a pretty nice selection of cakes through. It isn't bad.

We had the Benedict Diablo and the Breakfast Burrito. They we both delicious. Good value for money…read moreand the coffee was good too. Definitely worth a stop for a bite to eat.

First time in McLaren Vale. We chose this Cafe due to a number of people inside, seemed to have…read moremore than the other cafe's in the area. We enjoyed a very nice pepperoni pizza, with a well made tasty coffee. We found the service was friendly and helpful. Understandable a number of customers enjoying lunch, as the menu had good affordable options. We left very satisfied and pleased this was the Cafe we chose.

My sister and her family raves about this so when they brought me to Hahndorf this was our lunch…read morestop. Right off the bat I could see the place was popular, and they have friendly staff. Was able to get seats at the back garden which was lovely, the view was nice and the birds were chirping. I imagine it will be lovelier during summer or fall. The food presentation was nice. My latte was ok. The jam that went with my toast was rich and delicious.

Silvia (owner) is a passionate ambassador against food wastage and The Seasonal Garden Café is her…read moredemo kitchen for producing and selling wholesome and healthy food without wasting any left overs. Silvia has wonderful relationships with local fruit and veg suppliers, bakers and cheese makers at the Central Markets and Adelaide Farmers Markets. She prides herself on serving seasonal dishes on her menu and uses as much of every ingredient in the dish or other dishes as possible (when normally they'd be thought of as food scraps). So whether you're drinking left over broccoli stalks in a juice or the pulp from your juice is going into compost for their veggie garden out the back you can be sure less than 1% of any dish here is going to waste. When I went here I had a simple poached eggs with avo on rye toast. Unfortunately the eggs were a little too firmly cooked for my liking, but the dish was still fresh and filling. The coffee was also delicious. This place is very cosy with its pot belly stove roaring on a cool winter's day and a lovely friendly environment to dine for brekky or lunch.

As we were heading down south I decided to pull in here to grab a coffee, namely because the last…read moretime we were in Willunga, it was the evening and all the coffee shops were closed. I rather liked this place, namely because of the service, but also having good coffee helped as well. This was one of those charming places on the main street, though it was rather quiet when we passed through. Still, as a place for coffee it is pretty cool.

I have had a number of coffees here lately, and they do vary…read more The best coffee maker I would say is the owner. I just wish she would train all the junior burgers up to make them just as good!! Wish list!! Her coffees are close to perfection so I'm not giving 5 stars until the others are up to scratch

Lets be honest, nothing good happens in Happy Valley. McDonald's closes early, the phone reception…read moreis balls, and our "trendy burger bar" is about as tasty as Grandmas overcooked canned veggies with added unworkable opening hours to boot (thank you Jesus that we have Fudds close by!). But the Gooby Goose is a breath of fresh air! The coffee is so delicious that I'd consider bathing myself in it if they made large enough containers! Seriously, this place rivals my favourite over at Delicia O'Halloran Hill. The place is cute, the staff are friendly, and I'm yet to have a bad coffee there, highly recommend!

Brand new cute little coffee shop opened in the Happy Valley shopping centre. Really nice coffee, a…read moreselection of cakes and foods really friendly staff. Such a cute little place... support local and Check them out:) they also do other milk options, have a seating area and seem to be already quite popular. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and need a caffeine fix!