My favourite place to visit for a coffee and to buy another plant. This place is unique and…read moreawesome. They serve great coffee, tea , shakes, toasties and PLANTS. Sometimes we just go there to sit among the beautiful plants and sip coffee, do emails or read a book. It's a rare find and one that will be sure to impress. This is a plant lovers paradise. Check out their insta page - banksandbrown

Lovely little coffee shop with excellent coffee. Love the fact that you are surrounded by plants…read moreand little cosy corners where you can hide and enjoy a good cuppa.

Excellent tasty food, sweet friendly staff - as the sign said on the front…read more "come in we're awesome!" Will be back.

This is what I imagine the 70s were like where people dined in lounge cafes with a "world…read moreinfluenced" menu. It is a cosy space and full of people sipping on tasty coffee in giant mugs. Unfortunately we made the mistake of coming here with kids and had to spend a good 20 minutes firstly trying to decipher a very cluttered (and hard to read) blackboard menu on a wall and secondly, explain to each child what was written on the menu and things like a Greek Breakfast or a wagyu meatball was. Luckily crepes were on a separate specials menu behind the counter and we avoided tantrum time. Each meal came out separately, one 5 minutes after ordering, two 15 minutes after ordering and another one 20 minutes after ordering so that made for some fun! My Greek Breakfast was different and the poached eggs were cooked very well. The highlight of the dish was the greek yoghurt. My partner's lamb burger was simple and again the greek yoghurt sauce was the highlight. The meals are home cooked, simple in flavour and presentation but I did feel a little expensive for what was presented at $18 for a breakfast and a burger each. I'd definitely return back for a coffee and cake at some point and perhaps leave the little darlings at their parent's place next time too.

The Leaf 'n' Bean is a sweet little spot secluded off the main street of Blackwood in a small…read morecollection of shops near the local Rec centre. The cafe channels a hipster vibe with mismatched furniture and an eclectic use of items as display cases, but the owners have really maximised the space here whilst allowing the patrons to have enough breathing room. Staff are friendly in store and always up for a chat and happy to give you their recommendations on food or tea blend options. The Menu has a good range of breakfast and light lunch options and vegetarians will find themselves relatively well looked after. I'm a big fan of their pancakes (which are really pikelets) as they are very generous on the portion sizes as well as topping options. The coffee here is a wee bit bitter for my own liking but their lattes are crazy creamy. The Litttle Leaf also mixes their own tea blends you can buy in store, whilst I'm not a tea drinker myself, friends have assured me it is top notch. The Leaf 'n' Bean also puts on regular events with live music, exhibitions and dessert nights on their cards. Worth the trip up the hill, check out their Facebook page to see what is happening instore.

Only 15 minutes out of the city up Belair Rd this little spot really feels like you are in a quaint…read morecountry town cafe. Homemade cakes, muffins and slices (a large range of those being gluten free) taste like nanna has baked them herself. We tried the "Lemon Situation," GF Orange and Almond Cake and GF Apple and Rhubarb Crumble muffin thing and were all impressed and received our sweet quota for the week. The Iced Coffees were very creamy and rich with vanilla ice cream - made with real coffee but perhaps a tad too sweet for me. The atmosphere of this cafe is comfortable with a range of seating options from couches to large share tables and cushioned seats in the corner. They also have a lovely courtyard for sitting in during the day. The staff are incredibly friendly, helpful and attentive and seem to really love where they work. I didn't manage to try their breakfast or simple lunch options of soup, sandwiches and quiche etc on the menu but will definitely be back.

I discovered Joans Pantry when my son was doing soccer practice last year on the oval across the…read moreroad, and on a cold winter's morning it's a heart starter, not forgetting a hand warmer too, plus they make a pretty darn good coffee. Joans Pantry has been around since the 1920's starting off as a tin shed, it has been added to a little over time but haven't really done any earth shattering renovations, simply come into the 21st century with some updating. But the good old fashioned service and quality of food still remains, despite it changing ownership several times. It's just that sort of environment of country hospitality and when they're it, they can't afford to lose local business. There's lots of indoor seating and a few outdoor settings, a very good selection of baked goods like pies, pasties, etc and also sweets. All of the prices are reasonable seeing as there is no competition within cooee.

Joan's pantry has such a fresh vibe to it. With modern furniture and long sweeping windows that let…read morethe sunshine and breeze in its a perfect place to go to on a summer day. The food was fresh and served perfectly (right temperature, serving size etc) although not overly fancy it was done so well that I felt so satisfied after the meal. Definitely check this place out, especially the breakfast menu, you won't be disappointed!

A year on and still one of my favourite brunch haunts in Adelaide. The BLT is delectable. That…read morebarbecue sauce! The zucchini fritters. Every single one of the noms! Goodwood is so much better for this place. Seriously. What's more, they're now running a monthly dinner night. So far there has been burgers and tacos. What'll be next?

The bold name, coming from cockney rhyming slang for 'wife', immediately puts this cafes' best food…read moreforward with a cheeky grin. This little offering sits pretty on Goodwood road and wants to tell you that you're stupid for going anywhere else and spending more than the bargain basement prices they have on offer for breakfast and brunching, most hitting under ten dollars. The menu is short and sweet, speaking of sweet bring your sweetner since only raw sugar is on offer here *insert joke about T&S being sweet enough*. Having lunch with some friends I grabbed a large coffee which was hella large, hella yummy and hella quick. They tried the BLT (of which I nicked the cheeky eggs on the side) both simple and delicious whilst the steak snaga with caramelised onions, the special of the day, really dazzled. Really cool venue again heed warning if you're super duper picky as the menu is pretty thin. Best for a bright sunny day, with a coffee and paper on hand.

I pretty much just stumbled across this place as I was making my way through the back streets from…read moremy friends house to the shopping centre. Needless to say, as soon as I discovered this place I stopped, jumped out, and grabbed a coffee. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to grab some breakfast, but I did grab what turned out to be an awesome coffee. Yeah, my gut feeling turned out to be correct, this place was awesome, but then again many of the awesome coffee shops happen to be located in the back streets, much like this one.

We waited over half an hour for a pre-made sandwich, only to be told the order had been forgotten…read more The waitress apologised, though it didn't feel very sincere. When I asked for a refund, it took quite a while and only the sandwich was refunded, not the coffees we'd had while waiting. The food in the display cabinet looked fairly average, so perhaps it was just as well we didn't wait any longer. Overall, a disappointing experience and not one I'd return for.

What an awesome little find this was, although I can't take credit for doing so (thanks Bec). It's…read morea cute (in a good way), cozy little spot with fresh, tasty, well priced food, a great range of drinks and friendly, welcoming service. Try the Caramel Shake with a shot of espresso (Dirty Caramel Shake?) for something deliciously different and apparently the Insane Stack is amazing (if you like Avocado) although I couldn't go past the classic Eggs Benedict.

This little cafe sits on the main street of Blackwood, opposite the Coles supermarket. I have had…read morefood and coffee here a few times and they are consistently great. The decor is as the name suggests and quite simple but lots of seating with also spots outside. Magazines and papers to read if you get the time on the weekend. The food: I have had eggs benedict here, great sauce and well cooked eggs - the mexican nachos are to die for! SO yummy and not too spicy - they came as a recommendation from our waitress, Marie. She also suggested the mexican jacket potato but I went with nachos. :) Marie was very helpful, very patient with my indecisiveness! Also one of the few places that sell hot dogs! I have gone with the Hillbilly's special before with avocado, tomato, cheese and aioli and their special sauce - so delicious! I love a good hot dog and its a decent portion too. As you can probably tell, I have always had consistently good food here and I just love Blackwood so I come here often. I forgot to mention the juices are also pretty good - go the immune boost! Only negative is that the hours are not always consistent - the manager sometimes will close if its not busy. I completely understand but as a consumer this can make it hard to plan a visit.

Honestly one of the best burgers I've had in a long time. Everything was there; the juicy beef, the…read moresweet caramelised onion, the melted cheese, the soft toasted bun with some fresh lettuce. The loaded banana bread could not be flawed. Friendly customer service & cool atmosphere, you've outdone yourselves!

Have come by a few times, always great food and friendly staff. We really enjoyed the burger for…read morelunch (beetroot chips on the side were a very nice addition). The coffees and salted caramel brownies make for an amazing morning/afternoon tea!

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

Imagine the excitement coursing through my veins when a brand spanking new cafe (with all the…read morehipster/trendy trimmings) opens up 5 doors down from my house, and dearest Daisy, you passed my expectations for a local with flying colours. Dear Daisy occupies the space left by the Leah St Deli and is right on the tram line next to the Forestville tram stop next to the hairdressers. I've popped in and out of here a number of times for coffee and have been most satisfied with smooth flat whites and spicy long blacks and am always pleased with the sparkly service and cheery staff. The menu here is catered to the breakfast/brunch crew (all day breakfast, huzzah!) but Dear Daisy is developing a great lunch menu. The selection features all your standards for brekkie and lunch has a mix of wraps and rolls as well as some great specials (pulled pork buns, zucchini fritters anyone?) and over the past week since its opened I've seen the menu change and evolve. Lunching here I had a pulled pork bun with coleslaw with potato salad on the side, the pork was soft and tender and the potato salad had pickles (yay!) with yumminess all round. Pricing is quite reasonable and on the cheap side for the Goodwood area. Really looking forward to getting round to breakfast here and with 7am opening on the weekdays, I'm thinking a post night duty pick me up breakfast treat is in order!

Wow i love this place Patch d I've taken lots of my friends there and all of them have loved the…read moreowner, Belle a d her husband d Andrew, the chef. His bread is cooked on an outdoor bonfire, daily and is delightful as charred on the outside a d crunchy. I aim to visit every week and have managed to achieve this these past 3 months or so. Belle is warm And moves around so quickly, service is quick and food very hot. Homemade pasta meals my daughters love as do I. The starters are out of this world like cherry tomatoes covered with Greek yoghurt and olive oil. Outdoors is also glorious surrounded by very tall trees. 10 stars if 10 is excellent Anne Rosewarne

*I shall preface this review by saying that I've only ever eaten here when it's been sunny/warm…read moreenough to sit outside* I'm going to give Patch a five. For my liking, they do a ripper brekky, the service is friendly and the atmosphere is typical of this end of the hills - easygoing, but with just a splash of 'nose-in-the-air', which I find very amusing. Before we first went (2nd day they were open) we had heard they were trying to push the kid friendly vibe. Although they seem to cater for the young mum audience, according to reports I've heard come from the owners, the young mum crowd stopping in for a coffee once or twice a week doesn't pay the bills, so they are trying to expand their clientel to include people who will buy cocktails and spend money! Fair enough too. I hope this place has legs and is around for a while; The old indian restaurant in this spot seemed to thrive for years, whereas other restaurant spots in the same area of Stirling have a very hard time, turning over every couple of years. Seems like you're doing the right thing at the moment Patchies, keep it up! And to any of you curious about somewhere to go in the hills for a bite, with or without kids, get into patch. Well worth a look!