This was my first time dining with the new owners. They haven't changed much in the dining room but…read morethe counter and fridges have changed and looks like they have a bigger focus on coffee and hot drinks now. The lady that served me was lovely and really helpful because I had my big chunky pram with me. She sent one of her staff over to make me room and adjust the tables just for me. I only had wedges today but they were lovely wedges. I like a little more sour cream but that's not their fault! There was a big table of oldies in today for coffee but that didn't slow their service down at all. The only qualm here is a lack of vegetarian options that are not chips or wedges but my husband did have a chat to the guy who said he was going to introduce some more vegetarian options. All in all, a nice lunch and a nice atmosphere.

Well .... I certainly didn't expect to find this gem of a coffee shop in the middle of nowhere!!!…read more We were on our way to Port Pirie, and instead of stopping in for (bad) coffee at Port Wakefield, we decided to come here after doing a google search for 'good coffee'. Jitter Bean Oasis has fantastic coffee (they use Mahalia from Robe), and delicious sweets. My partner had the citrus tart, and said it was the best she had ever had (big call!), and I had a vanilla slice which was amazing. The savoury pies and pasties looked amazing too, and the staff were absolutely lovely. Highly recommended!!

Awesome as usual!…read more Best place to stop for coffee and lunch. Friendly awesome service by the owners. Coffe and food always good and the cheesecake is to die for!

Yowza! A small breakfast menu with few uninspiring items…read more Went for the granola fruit & yogurt plate, figured it would be a quick trip from kitchen to table. 25 minutes later it showed up. Coffee tasted of burned grounds. Place is in dire need of an uplift - doesn't matter which direction, just a little uplift. Left wanting so much more, but then again, believe there are other coffee shops in the area, so that's a plus.

The first time we tried to visit Wild Saffron, it was absolutely packed and we couldn't get a table…read more... I guess that's a fair indication of how good a place is ;) The other week we visited for a coffee and something to nibble on. My soy latte was delicious, as was my choc biscuit. Service was very friendly and quick too. This place has a large range of organic foods and lovely gifts lining the edges of the cafe. We would definitely visit here again when passing through!

This is a country supermarket so we are happy to have it as lots don't even have one!…read more Run by locals for locals we all know the owner and he's always in there working and always stops to have a chat. The layout is good and easy to navigate. Prices are generally more expensive than the big 2 supermarkets but Foodland Is South Australian and smaller so to be expected. My one annoyance is the lack of vegetarian 'meats' like quorn and sanitarium - they only have two types. Other than that - awesome local supermarket where you know everyone.

Nice country Woolworths. Easy parking some with shades…read more Clean store. Great variety of food including health food section. There is a deli. Frozen food section. And all your regular shopping. Helpful staff. Getting thru the checkout is not bad as if there is a line up the staff usually open up a new checkout. Some of the prices are dearer

Had a nice lunch here, home made chicken and vegetable. The food was nice and soup and a roll $5.50…read moreso great price too! The staff were ok if anything could be a little friendlier.

Go here each weekend for a cracker breakfast at a reasonable price. Great derive, owners and staff.read more

Well, the one thing I liked about this place was that not only was it open, but we could also get…read moresomething to eat here. Yeah, it was a little late in the afternoon, and I've discovered that a lot of the cafes close much earlier in the country than they do in the city, so it was tricky finding some place where we could have some food. Well, this place turned up, so we ended up getting a bite to eat here. Yeah, it was pretty good, and the chips were quite nice too, though it really wasn't anything that really stood out in my mind. However, it wasn't too bad.

After a couple of visits I can say that their food is good quality with huge servings sizes. I have…read moreand will continue to recommend that people give Goyder St Cafe a go.

We visited here on our last day in the Clare valley. Initially we were drawn in purely by the name,…read morewe were greeted on entrance by a lovely lady who told us about the winery and its namesake. Considering that it's mainly my partner who is the wine buff, she managed to entice me to try a couple of wines and on the first shot picked my favourite of our whole trip. So glad we stopped only wish we had more time

The little cellar door that could be so much more…read more It's really awkwardly set up in what we guess is an old she's at the top of the property with a few tables that too large for the space and make for a lot of clutter when people come in. The mad bastard running the show is busy flicking between you all, so there's not much chance to learn, I got the vibe he wants you to come have one or two and buy or leave. The wine is a nice drop, and they vary immensely in flavor - reading the descriptions on the back page is a must! The vibe outside is fun. Watch for the signs as you come in.