The only thing that I genuinely enjoyed was the iced latte and the fruit choc ball. Everything else…read moretasted like crap, but maybe that's my opinion. Service was good though. I have a certain tolerance for healthy foods, but this pushed my limits severally. It's not that bad too have a little bit of unhealthy stuff. When we went, hot foods weren't able to be served- which was fine, but I really wanted the Beanzee bowl, but I couldn't. However- I recommend the drinks, and If I do end up coming back- it'll be simply for the drinks (especially the hot chocolates) and maybe to give the hot savoury food a go.

From the owner: We are an Acai Bowl and Protein Shake Specialist! In addition to this we have Raw Gluten Free,…read moreVegan Treats and good coffee! Set in a funky warm rustic setting encapsulating Brazil

This is my favourite donut in the world. You'll always be satisfied with a nice hot, freshly made…read moredonut from the Donut Cafe. I always make sure I go here every time I'm down the south coast! Personally I don't go further than the classic cinnamon but I'm sure they're all great!

This little cafe has had a major face lift in recent years and it presents as a clean & welcoming…read morelittle coffee shop in a busy shopping complex. There was plenty of room for the stroller and high chairs were available. Once we had settled in it became glaringly obvious that we were the youngest diners by probably 50 years. It felt a bit like heaven's waiting room. Not a bad thing exactly, but I don't think we were their target market. The staff weren't overly welcoming but certainly not rude either. Food was horrifically overpriced and appeared to be heated up frozen food. The cakes on display appeared to be Balfour's frozen cakes (I have nothing against Balfour's). But it is such a shame as it is a perfect venue to serve home made cakes and pastries. The coffee was average at best and slopped all over the place on the way to our table (my pet peeve). I won't be back. I think there are much nicer cafés in Victor Harbor.

It's tough to give a bad review but unfortunately this place just struggles to cut the mustard…read more The cafe itself is nicely setup and looks well, this is what is going for it. What is terrible is, I came in whilst working on the ambulance and was in uniform, the staff was standing in the kitchen looking through the windows at us standing there and talking despite us standing at the counter looking for staff to serve us. We ordered our drinks take away because we need to be able leave in a hurry and this seemed to inconvenience the staff. The coffee was ok. It wasn't the best coffee but it wasn't terrible. It was warm and filled the necessary coffee hole that all shift workers need

I am just a visiter to this beautiful sea side community of Port Elliot in Australia. I was told by…read morefriends that this was the place to taste the local flavor. I was confused by the names of the menu items , but was able to read the description. I first tried a pasty. We do not have these in California or anything that compares to the flakey buttery crust with the delicious fillings. This meat pie was mouthwateringly good. Needless to say I went here a couple times during my visit. I was pleased to find out that this location is mom and pop run for over 20 years. The lines go out the door and down the street when everything is fresh. I was also told I needed to get the kitchnerbun for dessert. This was a huge pastry with whipped cream flowing out of the center. There were so many things to try in so little time. I finished off this treat with a coffee milk. ( see pictures) There isn't much parking, side streets are easiest. There isn't much dining room either, may I suggest the short walk to the picnic tables by the beach to enjoy your meal. The locals seem to just hang out outside and talk while they eat their meals. If I'm ever back in this area again, I will be dining here.

Ahhh, country bakeries why are you so darn good?…read more I have friends who make sport out of visiting bakeries whilst in regional towns to sample their specialities and versions of old standards. It would be easily done if you could put aside the fear for you waistline! This is definately one of the good ones. They are supposedly famous for their pasties but having tried both - the sausage roll is really something else and absolutely huge! There is a little seating outside and some park benches nearby but it's definately no dine-in establishment. Perfect stop for hungry sufers and sunday drivers!