Fabulous coffee in Port Elliott, friendly service at the site of the roastery. Nestled amongst…read morecreative warehouse spaces this is just perfect. As a bonus I visited with friends on a sunny day and we could enjoy the sunshine alongside our coffees. Double bonus: no charge for Babycinnos (excellent service!) when little ones come along too

Finally, an amazing coffee in Victor Harbour. 5 varieties of…read morebeans roasting on the premises. Open from 8am 7 days a week. Great space set up in the industrial area behind Pt Elliot. 5min drive from Victa. I'll be back!

We had a late brekky on Thursday and we sat outside. The table had no reserve sign on it. By the…read moretime we ordered and were half way through our brekky a female put a sign on the table saying reserved and told us we had to leave by 12.15pm which gave us 15mins to finish our food and drink a pot of tea not to mention sit and relax for a few minutes talking to my elderly parents I was visiting. At 12.10 another female came and put a bottle of water and glasses on the table and said so are you ready to go now?? Very poor form especially when we visit regularly (and not during the holiday period as parents are local) assuming the local people are what keep you running not the people who might visit once a year!

If you are looking for great quality food then this place won't disappoint. Di & Ian have poured…read moretheir heart and soul into this place. There is also a great gift shop inside so you can grab a bargain while waiting for your meal. My daughter hasn't found a better eggs Benedict yet!

Think of some of the best comfort food for a cold winters night - curries, pizzas and pastas. Now…read moreput it all on the one menu, serve it up in a pub style place that looks like Paul Hogan has spewed Crocodile Dundee all over it after having a night out on too much Hawaiian tiki food. It sounds like a recipe for disaster doesn't it? Well for the first (and probably only) time in your life that's where you'd be wrong. This place is packed, even on a Sunday night in winter in the quiet, peaceful Victor Harbor. With people drinking beers at the bar, old school 70s bands playing over the radio, or live (think Wendy Matthews and Rick Price - not the impersonators), to cramming in large tables of families inside the cafe and out, it has a buzz and atmosphere that is refreshing for this town. We ate the salmon pizza with a dill and caper mayo, the meat lovers and the vegetarian. The family sized are huge and probably 1 pizza between 2 is enough. I was so incredibly impressed with the pizzas though. A crispy base with medium crust, plenty of toppings and great, simple flavours that didn't get lost in too much cheese or tomato sauce base. Service is painfully slow. You have to go up to a packed bar to order everything and when the place is busy you can expect to wait up to 30 minutes for your food. But it makes a good excuse for tearing into a tasty pizza when it arrives.

The price was reasonable, however they advertised a grilled chicken fillet burger and it came out…read morewith a McDonald's style chick nugget crumbed and fried fillet that was dry as anything. Chips and pies and other sorts of food looked ok.

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!