42nd Street is located across from the Post Office inside Tea Tree Plaza Shopping Centre. I…read moreknow... mall cafe. But if you can stand eating inside a place, which is inside another place (double indoors) this here cafe is a good choice. It's a nostalgic diner type... they put an orange slice on your side salad for goodness sake! There's a younger staff, and you can't help thinking 'this would be a fun place to work as a teenager.' They're dressed tidily in collared white shirts and do a fine job. Which is unexpected... under most circumstances teenagers + Westfield TTP go together like BP and water (from the perspective of a person outside of that age bracket). Have you been late night shopping at the Plaza..? The menu is caulk full of crowd pleasers: sandwiches, burgers, all day breakfasts, etc. There's a whole section dedicated to 'Pavers' (open face melted cheese sandwiches). I ordered a Gourmet Paver. It was fantastic. All veg, with sun-dried tomatoes, pumpkin, avocado... and toasted beautifully. 42nd street came recommended to me by some Myer staff who've been going for yonks. They said it's recently changed ownership. Living up to its expectations (charming service and wholesome food) it doesn't seem like much else has changed. Solid meal option if you're in the area.

My mum is pretty keen on this place and has been going there for years for a breakfast/lunch or…read morejust a coffee when she is in TTP. I had to buy some new work pants and asked if she would like to come to Westfield with me. She said that we could get dinner at 42nd street. I thought it was in the way to TTP but to my surprise it was a mall cafe. There's nothing wrong with his place, but there's also nothing great about it either. The decor is fairly hospital cafeteria or roadhouse looking and I couldn't find anything interesting on the menu. No liquor license either (maybe because it's in a mall?). I had a chicken parmigiana and the chicken was well cooked, but the sauce reminded me of parmies I have made when there's almost nothing left in the house... Sweat off some onions, add can of chopped tomatoes and whack it on the schnitzel with some cheddar cheese. At least when I make it at home I try to spice it up a bit with some garlic, oregano, basil or even some chili in the sauce. Also, the parmigiana was quite small and the chips that came with it were nothing special at all. Below pub standard. The salad on the side was your typical pub salad. The kind most people skip as it's an afterthought. Look, this place is probably good for their all day brekkie and wraps for lunch, and I understand that when you have 60+ items on your menu it must be a bit difficult, so I'm giving them 3 stars. I'm wondering if maybe I'm becoming a bit of a food snob, or maybe I'm just used to visiting businesses that have to try harder because they are competing with other great businesses nearby. Do cafes like this even need to exist? Are they relevant in the postmodern gourmet low food-mile burger, and organic toasted sourdough sandwich world of 2015 and beyond? I don't think so; but in saying that, I might be back for a wrap or a coffee at some point in the future when I venture up to TTP for my 3 yearly trip there.

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

This place might have the title of a not-so-fancy Saturday night strip joint on Port Rd but instead…read moreit is cosy little cafe on Semaphore Rd that is a breakfast favourite for locals and Adelaide "tourists" alike. The place is decorated in a minimalist style, simple tables and chairs, some booths, couches, benches and basically anything that will fit more people in to this always packed brekkie and lunch cafe. If the 5m long menu board isn't overwhelming enough for your taste buds make sure you DO NOT LOOK at the food cabinet on the way up to making your order as it will just confuse you more. The first time I went here I was distracted by so many things on the menu that I went for the safe eggs and coriander on rye option. A bit disappointed at the cost versus size of the meal my experience was slightly tainted. But as I sipped on my Ginger Zinger drink that was like star anise and gingery lemon jesus juice in a cup I looked closer at the menu and at what people were eating. It seemed that their big pancake and their roti wraps are the way to go. Upon my return to give this place a second shot I ordered a vegetarian twist on a bacon and egg wrap and, despite a bucket load of sauce and a fair amount of oil, I was impressed. As Laura said though, aside from the Ginger Zinger, the other highlight here is the bowls of coffee they serve. Yes it is a bowl and it is filled with smooth, creamy coffee goodness for you to dip your whole face into. Also don't go past their gluten free desserts here! Their lemon curd cake is delicious.

HOW DID I NOT NOW ABOUT THIS CAFE UNTIL RECENTLY?…read more Sorry for the all caps tirade: but I'm just that excited. I visit sleepy Semaphore quite a lot, as the old parent-shaped people live that way, and it was only relatively recently that I stumbled across this haven of Scandinavian delights. And I'm not just talking about the cute mustachioed barista. Complementing the birch tree wall art and Viking paraphernalia (I'm a huge sucker for Viking paraphernalia) is a tasty menu of baked goodies that are fresh, sweet and plentiful - as well as Swedish-inspired specialties like elderflower drinks and traditional waffles. Any country that has a TRADITION of waffles is all right by me. They seem to be undergoing renovations at the moment, but the place is still very cute, with kitschy Swedish accessories, some chandelier action, as well as the aforementioned radical Viking stuff. There always seems to be a queue here which is also a good sign - and, super importantly, the coffee is solid. ALSO: THEY SERVE COFFEE IN A BOWL. A bowl, people. Further evidence that this is my kind of place.

This is a pretty awesome country bakery, but then again country bakeries are pretty awesome in an…read moreof themselves. They have a great selection of pies and cakes here, and of course they also serve coffee, though I wouldn't be expecting anything particularly flash in that department. Still, this place was pretty cool, and they go have outdoor seating as well here you can sit, relax, and eat some of the great stuff they have to offer.

Highly recommend this bakery The price is very fair for the…read morepure tasteful food you receive The service is always fast and friendly You know a place is good when there is always a crowd of people there

Walking around the lovely suburb of Grange me and a friend came about the House Cafe Bakery, and…read morestopped for an afternoon lunch. Not having to wait long for our order, we sat in our corner and enjoyed what was a great bakery snack, with a great coffee and apparently what was the best banana smoothie my friend has ever had. We had absolutely nothing to complain about whilst having a feed/drink here, which is something we like to do! We even indulged on what was one of the softest and freshest doughnuts I have ever had from a random cafe! Well done House Cafe Bakery, well done.

Not sure if I should write a review after only buying 2 takeaway cakes, however I'm compelled to…read moreshare this gorgeous place as soon as possible! Situated adjacent Grange Beach, this bakery has capacity to sit inside or out, and with the doors and windows wide open, both offer an opportunity to soak up the sea breeze and the sounds of the seaside. The cakes and pastries all looked so fresh and inviting and the recipients of my takeaway cakes attest to the fact they were as delicious as they looked! I also witnessed a few examples of great customer service to other customers, whilst I was in there. I was greeted so warmly and the staff members were smiling and friendly. The decor is light and airy, stylish and clean and there is ample parking nearby. I think it would be a perfect place to refuel after a beachside bike ride!

23/12/2011 "Was that you that was laughing at my hair last…read moretime I was here? Don't laugh at my hair." Ok, so that was one of the first things I heard from another customer (complaining to a waitress), within minutes of sitting down with my best friend for coffee here. Should I be careful in talking with the staff here? Is this how staff typically talk to their customers? I'm a bit wary of this shop now. After starting my day here at The Coffee Spot, I was expecting a great kick-start to my day. It wasn't really all that. I got what I needed out of it though. The carrot cake was nice, but I've had much better cake put in my mouth at other coffee spots. Man...I'm starting to sound like I can afford coffee every morning. What am I turning into? I was expecting banana bread, but they don't sell that here, so I was sucked into trying their carrot cake. It wasn't bad. It wasn't great. It was just your typical carrot cake, not as exciting as you might think. I moved on to the next shop as quickly as I gulped down their cafe latte.

Warm and cozy. Two…read morewords describe this place quite well. On the 4 side of 3 1/2, This place is tiny, with tiny tables and a tiny upstairs restaurant, with a decor made up largely of dark woods and chrome this place is so 90's America I feel like I'm in an episode of Frasier. The coffee is made well with average beans, possibly trying a new blend this place could improve (With Koko black next door they should definitely consider it). Fresh cakes and sandwiches are made everyday plus they have all day breakfast - all day breakfast is the best thing in the world... It just is. Decent prices makes this place great if you want a quick bite and a coffee to go.

The delightful and vivacious young women who own this business have a passion for locally sourced…read moresmall goods, antipasto, great coffee and homemade sweet treats. They love what they do and it shows. The cafe is diagonally opposite Bunnings at Kent Town and has both outdoor and indoor seating. The staff are very friendly and delight in sharing their love of food with patrons. The signature Paninis are fresh and delicious. The cafe is open for breakfast, lunch and coffee and does a roaring lunch trade, both at the cafe and takeaway. A wonderful find in this corner of the city.

You need tools or lumber? Bunnings is on Rundle Street. What? You are hungry now? Well, my…read morefriend... Panini Kitchen is just 100 meters away... This is quite a nice little place for breakfast or lunch. The sad moment is when you show up and realize they close early. The happy moment is when your panini shows up on your table. Nice selection of sandwiches. I had the chicken and avocado which was a tad dry, but still good enough that it only lasted a few minutes on my plate. They have coffee and pastries like every other cafe. But people here are genuinely friendly and the place is cool enough but not too cool. Overall, it is a nice enterprise.

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.

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.