Awesome cheese shop selling both imported and local adelaide hills cheeses (Woodside Cheese Wrights…read more& Udder Delights). Coffees are also great. Atmosphere is nice and relaxed with nice art work on the walls. There is a big open space good for groups and kids and some more secluded areas out the back if you need a quieter space to chat.

What a lovely spot! We came here on a Saturday afternoon for coffee, and were not disappointed…read more Delicious long black (yay!), another of our party reported that their cake was fantastic too. They stock a lot of cheese (duh!), as well as a lot of local produce - we stocked up on cheese and sourdough bread ... but will definitely have to come back for lunch, since the menu looked very enticing. Brekkie looks good too, but I have heard that it gets very busy!

Lime cafe is one of the few 'boutique' places you can go in this small country town that doesn't…read morepurely serve steal schnitzels and fish and chips. The place itself is painted a very lurid 90s green (lime green) with lovely timber floating floors and hosts a small amount of table inside and outside with metal and wooden chairs. The seating sadly detracts from the place and gives an atmosphere of dining in a fish and chip shop. The menu is basic eclectic and really hasn't changed in years. Everything can be takeaway. Infact the presentation of the food is deli like in a small window. They also sell unique food at high prices. Don't get me wrong nice stuff like vegan chocolate just very pricey. We ordered the fish cakes and soup (minestrone) which came with salad and garlic bread. Both meals were very nice (I am used to a big bowl of soup for 9.90) and my soup was quite small and sadly was mainly pasta and not much veg. But it was very tasty as was the garlic bread. The tuna cake was again a bit expensive for what it was but again very nice. The staff are lovely if a bit 'older' I definitely felt I was in an old persons town. The service was friendly as most small town restaurants service is but a tad slow. However as we wernt in a rush we didn't have a problem. I would recommend for coffee and a nice meal however if you want somewhere comfortable to sit avoid this place. Atmosphere 6/10 (chairs) food 8/10 service 7/10

Had to wait 40 minutes for scrambled eggs and a piece of bacon and a further 15 minutes for a juice…read morewhile everyone else who came in after us were getting served their food first, when my mum told them she wanted a refund so we could go someplace else thats when they brought our food out and it was cold, one waitress was very aggressive when I told her we were waiting for 40 minutes for just 2 scrambled eggs and a piece of bacon she went on the defensive, it's also very expensive it cost $81 for 2x scrambled eggs and bacon 1x frittata and salad and 3 juices that's it that's all we ordered and it cost us $81 so BEWARE the prices and long wait times and cold food and aggressive waitresses.

Fairly new I think, and tucked away in the southerly burbs', this little cafe is charming! It seems…read morea welcome addition to a small group of local shops, providing a cute hipster-ish cafe in a place you wouldn't really expect! The decor is clean, light and modern - a wooden bar with fresh newspapers, mini jars holding sugar and a range of cakes and light meals to satisfy a morning tea, lunch or arvo craving. My latte was not the best I've had in Adelaide, but still worth a mention. The banana bread I had however - delicious. Thick cut, homemade, toasted - what more could you ask for? How about wonderfully moist (shudder at that word) and yet light at the same time? You got it. Can I have the recipe please!? Overall the service was nice, just one guy was manning the cafe but that's all it needs on a quiet Wednesday afternoon. I hope to see them expand into breakfasts maybe! P.S. You can also buy your 2L bottle of non-homogenised Tweedvale milk here to take home for $4.50! Yay!

This as actually a rather nice cafe that I accidentally stumbled across as I was wandering through…read morethe back streets of Adelaide. Actually, I was on the bus at the time, and normally wouldn't have gone down this route, so I guess it was fortuitous that I couldn't have the car that day. As such, I later dragged my friends down here for a pot of tea, and I must say that it was certainly a great spot to do so. Not only was the tea quite nice, but I found the service to be very good as well. Certainly worth spending some time here chatting.

The saddest moment of my life was when I looked down at my empty brown paper bag, where my vegan…read morechocolate donut had been minutes before. R.I.P my delicious holy friend. Edit 3/10/15: View the photos to see the vegan "Happy Birthday" donuts my family specially ordered for me! Just ask for them without sprinkles like they did. Who needs a birthday cake!

It's pre good cos u can buy entire milk bottles but my FUIC was $4.50 and it normally costs $3.20…read moreat coles.

Lilla's cafe, short for the town Yankalilla, is situated on the main street on the way to…read moreNormanville and Cape Jervis. I've come here a couple of times because it's the only cafe close to my grandparents house. This cafe is gorgeous, well decorated and cozy. The lady owner and her younger crew are nice enough, there isn't a whole lot of one-on-one experience with them as they continuously pump out coffees, milkshakes, soup and cake! The impression I got from my outings here suggested it was a pleasant half-way stop, where people simply walked in with their family during Fleurieu Peninsula travels. Now, I've had a fair few milkshakes in my time, but these are the most amazingly frosty and tasty milkshakes ever! They're not like your typical Wendy's teenager who will sparingly give just enough chocolate topping to stop it tasting like plain milk. Anyway, the food. We shared two servings of fresh scones with jam and cream, all of which was fantastic. The scones were freshly baked (still warm) and they weren't frugal on the amount of jam and cream either (big pet peeve of mine). There really isn't a lot in little old Yankalilla, but every time I visit my grandparents I want to go back! A big thumbs up for this little cafe!

Excellent Friday night dinner at Lilla's. Perfect wood oven pizza, yummy apple pie and be- utiful…read morechai hot chocolate. Great service and a very cosy experience all round :

Hmmm. I've tried…read morethis coffee club many times in the past and have frequently been disappointed. Went back today with assurances that with the new manager on duty it had improved greatly from my previous encounters, and it has in fact... but not to a level that I'd like to go back and try it again. My Cappuccino was average and lacking in flavour, as was the cinnamon french toast that I tried. The toast was chewy with barely a taste of cinnamon, most of the flavour from the strawberries and maple syrup that were extras. We were here with my nanna who is currently in a wheelchair, and the coffee club is actually a good place in this kind of circumstance as there is enough room surrounding to park wheelchairs or prams, which is not the case for some of the other coffee shops located in the centre so there is a positive!

My number one choice for food and/or coffee in colonnades. The food and coffee are always…read morefantastic, the service is great and it's child friendly. I just had a long black which was perfect and not at all bitter like it can be at other cafés. I had this with a ciabatta roll in a combo deal which was great value - around $10 I think. Tastiest ciabatta roll ever, pastrami and coleslaw is an excellent combo and was the perfect size. Even though it's right in the middle of the shopping centre with people walking by all the time it still manages to have a relaxing feel about it. Plenty of seating including lots of comfortable couches. The staff are very friendly and never appear bored or negative. My mum has very specific dietary requirements so she always has to ask for the food to be adjusted. Not once have the staff had a problem with that and some of them have even got to know what she can and can't eat before she even asks. There's a small play area to keep kids entertained and they also serve baby cinos and a good kids menu. Unlike some cafés the kids menu is much more appealing and isn't too unhealthy.

Quaint bakery and pie shop with lots of delicious treats and a huge selection of pies. They make…read moregood coffee. Watch for the rack where they sell day-old bakery goods for only two dollars a bag.

Easy access and the food tastes great. Tried the steak and mushroom pie and the pasty--both were…read morefantastic. Would definitely come again!

Ymmy but they are a bit mid which is pretty okay for a feed I recommend a sausage rollread more