This place is a wonder in Woodville!…read more It was 10am and as I walked in there was a queue at the till! The whole place was buzzing with the chatter of coffee replete patrons. I could smell that smell of freshly roasted coffee beans and was already being snapped outta my mid morning crash with that smell alone! Then....... out comes my Flat white in a bright orange cup - genius! They do a tonne of hot drinks from hot chocolate to regular flat whites and the savoury stuff looks very fresh! I tried the ham and cheese croissant and it was superb. I love how this place is bright and banging -service is as energetic as their decor BUT I dropped a star for the sweets on offer. I got the Nutella bombe which was really really dry and not warm how I had asked for it to be. Urghh - They're lucky I like orange!

For a coffee addict like myself it is damn hard to like a place with some really mediocre coffee…read more Cute little place with food that looked delicious but unfortunately my visit was for coffee only and it is now sitting next to me still pretty much full because it's just not worth it. Better coffee and this would be the perfect little place for locals workers around the area.

A fantastic surprise at the quality of the food here. I…read morepurchases a voucher which gives a choice of a seafood or meant platter an two drinks for $24!! I chose the meat platter. All meat is halal. Two chicken skewers, two lamb mince skewers and lamb skewers on a bed of chips and Greek salad. The meats were so tender!! And the flavours were awesome. The only complaint I would make is a side sauce would have complimented the platter nicely. Will definitely be returning :)

From the owner: Opened on the 5th of July 2014 in the heart of Adelaide newest suburbs - St Clair. The…read moreMediterranean is a family run restaurant which aims to provide customers an experience of the middle eastern, italian and greek culture found in throughout the Mediterranean

I love this place!…read more I just found it the other day and it is one of those rare finds I really was thrilled for a few minutes because gluten free stuff can sometimes be so horrible it makes you want to throw up before you even finish eating it but this, well, I had a chicken and vegetable pie and it was very nice. I ate lunch there. They gave me a bottle of chilled water and sent e to sit down and relax. It was great. I then had a piece of a cake that was much nicer than it looked. I chatted with the lady and forgot to ask her name, but I was impressed with her attitude and sensibility. t must be tough when you are starting out something as particular as a gluten free business because as things stand I know some people find the whole gluten free thing a big joke; they sort of don't believe in it. Then there's the types who get all het up because it's about the food not the decor. This actual shop used to be a greasy spoon diner, you know, fish and chips etc. So the nice Italian lady hasn't been here so long, but you can not smell any of the old smell that's for sure. They also offer cooking classes which is nice, and they have a very fine selection of a variety of pastas which is good - I think variety is important when it is all about something being limited. I do believe in it and I don't think it hurts to eat food that is low in certain elements when you feel bloated anyway. I just felt over heated the other day when I stopped and decided to try their stuff, but I have one good friend who is gluten intolerant so I thought I'd try to see if I liked it and then maybe she would come have a meal with me some time. So that worked out well. I'll be returning to try other things for sure.

Gluten Free Café is a little rough around the edges with handwritten signs and menus, but the…read morestaff, service and good food bring a lot of warmth to the business. As they advertise GF Café is a "gluten free café with traditional Italian cuisine". They specialise in all gluten free products including many options that you can take home and cook for yourself in your own time. They sell fresh and frozen bread, a big range of different kinds of pastas, pies and quiches and a range of sauces, all of which are free from gluten. If you decide to sit in there is a range of drinks, all of which can be made with lactose free milk. There is also a small, but yummy looking range of gluten free cakes and traditional Italian biscuits. As a lover of chai lattes, I ordered one and was impressed with not only the flavour they use but the coffee making skills. The business is family owned and run and all products are made on the premises which guarantees its absolute freshness.

How great is Pizza. Seriously. It's probably the answer to a quarter of all peoples 'last meal on…read moreearth' question. Okay, so maybe it's not the answer you'd give, but you know someone who WOULD answer pizza to that question. Either way, we all know what makes a good pizza; crisp edges on a doughy base, rich tomato sauce, salty olives, fresh basil and stringy mozzarella... i'm drooling like Homer Simpson just writing this! Bellavita make that perfect, restaurant quality pizza and it's super affordable. Eat your first and you'll probably want to make it your last.

First time I got takeaway from here it was amazing, subsequent times didn't knock me out but still…read morenice pizza. We ordinarily get standard base, but my niece is coeliac and when we ordered GF pizza base - it was wonderful. Couldn't tell it was GF!

Had a large hot pepperoni at the premises and it was delicious and piping hot…read more It was made by the Proprietor and he was friendly and after talking with him about pizzas, he's very hands on and won competitions and has some great specials going too. Will be back for a Naples styled pizza.

This is sad, I hate to say it but I wish I could give negative stars by 100!! We ordered online…read more.. a large pizza and spaghetti, food got here quicker than quick & we now know why. The pasta in the spaghetti wasn't even cooked all the way, and I'm not talking about it being just a little bit undercooked, I'm saying it was so undercooked that it had CRUNCH to it still, THENNN we didn't even receive the correct pizza, they put the pizza sauce on top of the pizza after it was already baked (barely) the dough was literally raw! I'm seriously BLOWN AWAY!!! I didn't even realize places could stoop this low. I don't get it, I'm just.. WOW, we tried to call them and of course.. no answer. How do ppl not even answer their phones at a place of business, i don't care if it was nearing closing time. Nearing closing time and being time to close is COMPLETELY different. Daggum shame!!!

As the Wheaty doesn't have a kitchen, there are a bunch of Little Chez's Pizza menus stuffed around…read morethe place. You can order pizza to the bar. Pretty. Darn. Sweet. One of the few times I've been cool at a bar was having Lil Chez's pizza delivered to our table in the Wheaty beer garden. It attracted attention. We had a LOT of pizza. More than we could eat and spare slices sat there. For a while. As the night ticked on and people's inhibitions relaxed, hungrys came over. We made friends. Pretty much a thin crust, the base was doughy in an uncooked, Subway cookie kind of way. We shared the 'Tony Special' and 'Vegetarian' both in the 18" 'Party Slice' size, $24 delivered. The quality of ingredients was a cut above and it didn't take long to arrive on a Friday night. They've an impressive range of sizes, the Party Slice is the second largest, which was pretty big.., but the delivery dude was sayin' they do a 'Big Foot' 2' x 1' rectangular pizza that sounds like it might need a muzzle. Good gluten free pizzas available.

My family has been eating takeaway pizzas from Little Chez's for more than a decade now. It's a…read morewestern suburbs stalwart, super-reliable and with delicious, high quality pizzas and efficient staff who might seem a little brusque sometimes, but hey - they're busy! Our favourite, go-to pizza is a simple Party with The Lot (plus extra pineapple - Aussie as). There are a lot of gourmet pizzas on the menu which are charmingly named after local suburbs. The Croydon pizza for example has spinach on it, which makes me wonder if that's a nod toward the home gardens in this part of the world ... The garlic bread is large and crispy and drool-worthy, plus there's slabs of ribs which my sons enjoy immensely. Little Chez's was expanded and refurbished a few years ago, turning it into a comfortable family-friendly spot for dining in, too. It's often buzzing with happy families. There's a small outdoor dining area to cater for more customers but, really, that's located in a carpark and I don't see the attraction of dining there when you could take your pizza away :)

I see the at Chloe C's review was made in 2013. Well they have clearly changed from then. Every…read moreFriday I get a large pizza for the fam. The service is decent, no small talk at all. But the pizza is always thin crust even if you ask for a thick crust. And let's not even get started on the amount of toppings. They always fall off the pizza as well I've come multiple times to complain about it but never gets sorted. Other than that the pizza is deliciosa and if you in the area go try it it's pretty tasty

Who knew such a brilliant pizzeria could be just around from my house?…read more The large sizes are huge, filling, generously topped. I got the vegetarian and wow, it was pretty good - a bit more salt wouldn't go astray though. The garlic bread was awesome, so garlicky and scrumptious, nom nom. They give you a 25% discount on your first order then your 6th pizza is free if you stay loyal. I recommend it for sure, they've got a variety of different pizzas and they are definitely cheap for the size.