Solid brunch spot. The kid loved the bacon, somehow shoved an entire order of french toast down his…read moregullet, and my shakshuka hit the spot. And maybe it was the freezing cold of the unheated outdoor patio ( it's my 3rd year of year-round outdoor dining) but hot damn did that little pot of tea hit the spot. And so cute!

The vegan option is brilliant!!!!! Mushroom & toast is an amazing combination, it's moist not oily…read moreand crunchy hazelnuts on top. Also sweet potato mash is creamy and healthy...

I was wandering down North Adelaide, which is my current 'hood, and trying to pick a place to eat…read more It looked nice, but not too fancy that I'd stick out like a sore thumb grabbing a table for one. As soon as I took a look at the menu I settled on the chili squid, and decided to get a pumpkin and goats cheese pizza as well. So I'll start off with the best bits. The staff were great, really friendly and really attentive. They seemed happy to do their job, and no one looked like they were counting down till the end of their shift. The place is also a pretty nice venue, it's got a perfect balance between fine and casual dining. I feel like this would be a great place to take the kids to get them used to eating out at nice restaurants. It does feel like it's got that family friendly vibe, but it's bucketloads better than many of the cheap 'family' restaurants out there. The food unfortunately didn't wow me. The squid didn't have enough of a chili kick to it, and there was also what looked like baby octopus in it that I don't remember from the menu. I don't have a problem with octopus (in fact I kind of love it) but I can imagine there would be some people fine with squid, who might be put off my the tiny tentacles. It could just be that I have a poor memory of the menu. The pizza was also fine, but not quite what I was expecting. The base was a little too thick for my liking, and it had a little too much cheese & tomato base. The pizza cheese was so thick that it pulled out into long strands when you picked up a slice, it definitely wasn't the light pizza I was expecting. There also wasn't much of a goats cheese pizza. The main disappointment of the food is that I felt they had such potential. The menu has so much promise, and there were plenty of dishes that sounded great, but the two that I ordered just slightly missed the mark. But it was still a nice place, with a bit of fun thrown into the decor, and I'd be interested to sample a few different dishes on their menu.

Just found out that the place is PERMANENTLY closed and they deserved it! The owners and main cook…read moreare as incompetent AF. I worked there as a dishwasher (THE ONLY ONE) almost 2 years ago. Being told to take the back alley to collect the dishes from another room whereby the waiting staff dumped the dirty dishes without CLEARING the contents on them. They don't sort the dishes and cutlery, poorly trained lazy AF. Most of them were under 25. Each trip I had to open the kitchen backdoor thru the back alley, opened the storage rm door whereby all the dirty dishes/cutlery are and had to try to open the door with both hands carrying crates and buckets of dishes/cutlery. To be honest, there's no way for me to do that without placing a heavy object to hold the door. Now, the problems arises when the place is almost full house and stayed opened till very late (after my supposed working hrs). There is no way for me to open, hold and close the doors each time as I do not have the luxury of TIME. However, the reason cited was it will disrupted the heating and patrons might complain. My solution to you is, just ffs get PUSH doors installed instead! Now, the main cook. Can't remember his name was abt 30 at the time. He got his satay returned and you know why?! He bloody BAKED the satay in a bloody oven, LOL! On 1st look, they looked like TURDS! I told him he was supposed to grill on charcoal or maybe gas. Obviously that fool never listened. No wonder the place is closed. Like GR said "Fusion Confusion", an italian eatery selling SE food, what a living joke. My workstation, 1 sink had clogging problems and I had to use a stopper to clear it several times in between service. The dishwasher which was suppose to make my life easier, actually made it worse instead. Small capacity, clogging problems and feq breakdown. Mind you, this place had like over 40-50 tables??! I do not receive help unless the management told other staff to do so. Moral of all the staff is generally low. Glad this place sank, hallelujah!

This place is such a suburban gem that I want to keep all to myself. But it wouldn't be fair. Dear…read moreDaisy is always such a pleasure to walk into, friendly service, lovely setting and great food. Really good food. We have been here for both breakfast and lunch, we were not disappointed. For breakfast we had the quinoa zucchini fritters with poached eggs and bacon. It was delicious, lovely clean fresh flavours and no greasy feel. Even with the bacon! Eggs were poached perfectly it was like creamy flowing lava. It was served with tomato chutney which was I think is house made. Great complement to the dish. At lunch we tried their pulled pork burger, soft brioche bun packed full of well marinated deliciousness that is pork. We've been back since and could not fault this place. Coffees are good too. Definitely one of my fave places for brunch now!

Dear Daisy, I'm…read morewriting this review to you today to let you know that I very much appreciated your hospitality today over lunch. You are so lucky to be set in such a beautiful little neighbourhood, so close to the industrial train lines but tucked away amongst all those cute Goodwood cottages. The cute embroidered chair cushions and large wooden tables was a nice detail you added to my lunch experience. Although your prices are a little bit more than your standard cafe, the choice you provided was great for lunch. And you must have known I'm a fan of an all day brunch too. My coffee was smooth and lunch of citrus smashed avo on rye with smoked salmon and fetta was fresh and zingy. My dining partner's pulled pork bun with potato salad looked lovely too. Thank you for friendly and speedy service. I look forward to catching up again soon. Best wishes, Chloe

Café Prego's is such a lovely family café with a beach location for a beautiful walk after your…read moremeal. The owner George is such a lovely family man with always a smile on he's face and keeping customers happy! I've been there a few times and never disappointed with still ordering the same tasty meal 'Pollo Dello Chef' a gluten free meal of chargrilled chicken breast, topped with avocado, bacon and finished with a creamy sweet chili sauce. This meal is a large and super filling plate licking dish, with also getting my Mother to order is as well. Always visit back with the family for a special occasion, Mother's Day dinner here we come!

We came down to Jetty Road for dinner on a cold Tuesday night after a long weekend ... and found…read moreonly a couple of places open! So this is how we came upon Cafe Prego ;) I must say, this place exceeded our expectations from the beginning. We came here expecting a middle-of-the-road pizza and pasta place in the same vein as many other. But when we looked at the menu, we could see that there were some other influences at work here - falafel platters and moussaka on an Italian menu? Interesting! The garlic bread we shared was amazing - not good if you don't like your garlic bread dripping with butter ... but I thought it was delicious! More like a garlic pizza than garlic bread - yum! I ordered the 'George's' pizza - salami, olives, marinated tomatoes, anchovies, bocconcini and fresh basil - it was amazing! Meals came out very quickly (we were still finishing off our garlic bread), the base was cooked perfectly - not too crusty - and the toppings were generous and fresh. My partner had the moussaka, which she was was delicious and very 'homemade' tasting (I had a bite, and had a bit of food envy :P). The staff were very efficient and friendly, and we felt very comfortable here. All in all, I was pleasantly surprised with Cafe Prego, and would definitely come here again ;)

Food was delicious! Very tasty. Service was excellent. Very efficient and quick! The coffee was…read moresuperb- hot and strong. Overall an excellent experience.

In the last ten or so years Brighton's Jetty road has developed into a quaint boulevard of quiet…read morecafes and boutiques leading onto a magnificent beach and jetty. The Beach Pit cafe has been around since long before the revamp, but has grown and modernised of its own accord more recently. Made of two sections, the larger cafe area and the takeaway section, the entirety of the premises are clean and bright. The staff in both parts are friendly and useful, most of which seem to be in their early 20s. In summer the takeaway area is packed with beach-goers getting a quick drink and locals collecting pizzas. The cafe area is your typical cafe, with a convenient layout and plenty of tables inside and outside.

Slow service, bad quality food. Waited 45 mins for a coffee with only 2 other tables being used…read more Previous management here was great, new people care more about painting the walls rather than customer service and employing a good chef. We attended here at least 3 times per week, now there's no way we'd return.

Second time coming here and pretty consistent really…read more No bells and whistles, just a good, friendly cafe serving up good food in quick time. Today we came and tried the sloppy joes which were amazing and great value also at only $15.90. The Roast beef was juicy and gravy was thick and rich with a nice slaw to cut through the sloppy joe all accompanied with a basket of onion rings. Would recommend for a good value nice lunch or dinner (even breakfast)

My heart has been stolen by someone new. Someone who serves a giant wedge of brie as a meal. I…read moremean, I can't expect you to compete with that! Things are going really well. In fact, they're sublime (sorry, couldn't help it). My move eastwards has been for the best, but I promise we'll stay in touch. After my first lunchtime visit to Sublime, I went back four times in the next fortnight. I have drunk enough coffees there to be ready for a freebie on my Rewardle card. I'm afraid our love might burn out, but then I remember the baked brie and I know this relationship is one for the ages. As well as the baked brie, I've also sampled the big brekkie, the smashed banana on toast, the chai lattes, the coffee, the lemon slice, the teas, the juices, the burger (that thing could feed a small village), the mushies and fetta on toast and more... I have enjoyed each and every bite on each and every plate. Seriously, not a bad word about any of it. Prices are definitely reasonable (cheap even, for the portion sizes and quality, especially for this part of town) and gluten free-ers are accommodated for easily. At first I was a bit protective of our relationship and wanted to keep Sublime all to myself, but I know it's nicer to share, so in the interests of being a good person and all that jazz, I've been spreading the word far and wide. Friends have been chuffed with their visits too and I feel so proud every time I hear more good stuff about my new boo. So go, my Yelpy friends. I give you full permission to take advantage of my new love. Cafe monogamy really ain't so fun.

Suburban cafes follow a rule that applies to both tattoo studios and hair salons...the further away…read morefrom foot traffic they are the more they rely on their services and quality to get bums on seats. Sublime says what it is loud and clear, absolutely. All day breakfast options, lemon infused water, inexpensive it ticks all my boxes. Whilst they lack outdoor seating it's worth venturing here furry friend free for the food on offer. The vibe is laid back and the seating spread so it's quieter than most. Roasted veg salad was brilliant and wasn't lettuce heavy like most salads. Apparently the chickadee foccacia was the best Randall had ever had too! (I've been lightly applying pressure to not eat cows lately so thankyou Sublime for making the transition easy!!). I love that it's all served on boards, small but lovely touch! Will be back, pretty damn brilliant!

I am quite picky when it come to takeaway coffee. But this was really good! Really hot and…read moreflavourful, served in a beautiful setting. They have cheap takeaway too. I think it was $10 for fish and chips. The restaurant looked amazing so we plan on returning for that too. 5*

I have been loving meals here at Boatshed Cafe, and upgraded to 5 stars accordingly ... all except…read moreone thing - the S L O W service! I'm afraid that a super-long wait for a fairly basic meal last Friday night has made me downgrade them slightly to 4 stars. I think what has happened is that they are super busy, but just don't have the staff to cope with the orders. The staff who are there are lovely - but they need at least one more in the kitchen, and another on the floor. Oh, and they obviously need a larger pizza oven! What worries me is that they have spent a lot of money on upgrading the verandah area, and have also renovated upstairs - how can they service these extra people??? PS - a very long wait for food with a grumpy 6 year old when the temperatures are soaring outside is not very fun :P