Brilliant local butcher, although there are many great butchers in this area, Cimarosti Bros…read moreColonel Light Meat & Smallgoods is one of my favourites when buying for my meat eating friends. Cimarosti Bros smoke their own smallgoods and make their own sausages. Nothing is too much trouble for the team of friendly butchers, so what every joint of meat you need just ask and someone will prepare it for you no worries. They also stock local fish, squid and gluten free sausages in the fridge and freezer. Plus a range of local produce such as eggs, olive oil and honey.

Super nice people here! I came in to pick my ham that had been ordered through work, but when I got…read morethere I found that they had run out. I spoke to one of the staff (possibly the owner) who said he had a few f the small hams available but didn't want to short change me. When I saw the 3 kilo leg he called 'small', I was more than happy to just take that home and said as much. He thought for a second and then asked me if I liked fritz. I said yes (because, honestly, who doesn't love fritz?) so he said, 'Alright, I'll make up the difference for you.' and gave me 500g of free fritz sausage. Absolutely wonderful customer service and I know the butcher I'll be coming to next! PS, fritz tastes lovely, I'll let you know how we got with the ham. Update: ham was fantastic. It did two Christmas lunches plus leftovers for a week!

The name doesn't lie. Located in the thick of the strip of shops in Goodwood, Goodwood Quality…read moreMeats do a mean cut of meat. I've used these guys a few time and always their product. They have a good range of your normal cuts off the beast, like chops, steaks, breasts etc, but they also do a good trade in the boutique. You can happily pick up a good chicken kiev with your snags at this butcher. The guys working here are cheery and very keen to oblige. Service is second to none. It's a tad pricey as far as meat goes, but considering their location and quality, it's not surprising.

Great attention to detail. A range of free range meats as well and nothing is to much trouble. Beef…read morescotch fillet was great. BBQ range is good as well and some interesting ready to go meals as well, not my thing I like my meat straight up but they do look good .

Don't listen to the other reviewer - they likely don't know how to cook. I'm a regular down at…read moreForbes and we discovered the store after moving to the area. You're not going to get as good quality or range elsewhere. Try the drunken lamb or the tandoori chicken steaks. Every mouthful is succulent. It's the best meat place you can get in the south-west.

Sorry but no. Just no. Went today on a sunday and they were open, so bought 2 beef schnitzels for…read moretonight. Bought them about 3pmish, went to use them at 11.30pm (yes they were in the fridge the whole time) and opened the packet and PHEW they stunk ... like a lot, they were rancid. Theres no way the butcher could not have smelt that when he packed them, it was putrid. NEVER again.

Rated the Asian Grocery a 4. Now I feel it needs more than a 4 but does not reach the 5 category…read more Living in the southern area of town when we need to stock up we head to Henley Beach Road and visit here. It's open 7 days and that fits in with our schedules and removes the hassle of having to go into the city. What we like about this one the most is the range of meat. Have not yet tried the seafood. But the pork ribs are fantastic and currently $15kg. You can request it with the belly meat left on also, which we do. We love the hustle and bustle of a Sunday and reminds us of our holidays to Asia. Other ethnic food groups are catered for also - it's interesting to see what is available and what you might like to try. The fresh asian greens and herbs are most popular and have a high turnover. The other standard Australian fruits are not as popular and stay longer on the shelf. You can park on the Henley Beach Road, or go around the corner and park on the side street or squeezy parking out the back

Helpful staff. Excellent product range. Good trading hours…read more Easy parking. Good quality fresh meat and fish.

I was so excited when I heard that a farmer's market will be opening down my side of town…read more This little market has only been open a month and so it's not huge, but it has some pretty fantastic little stalls available. It's an outdoor market and due to some new re-development next to the Hart Mill, there is a fantastic playground for the kids and a lovely seating area. The market starts at 9am to 1pm and with food stalls, I highly recommend coming for a delicious breakfast. They have pop-up cafe serving fairtrade Campos coffee, there are also many food stalls with the emphasis on local. From Bakerhus pies and sweet pastries, raw bliss balls and of course a stall from the famous Port Adelaidean cafe, Red Lime Shack, who sell delicious smoothies and vegetarian delights. Stick around and listen to the buskers, then wander around and pick up some organic fruit and vegetables, grab a freshly pressed organic apple juice, perhaps purchase some seedlings to grow your own herbs and vegetables. Then back to one of the other food stalls for an early lunch! You can take the girl out of Port Adelaide, but you can't take Port Adelaide out of the girl! I am proud of the area and proud of how its evolving. I love the alternative funky vibe and how passionate our local community and businesses are ensuring a bright future for the area and supporting locals. Here is a list of the stalls that are currently at the markets. Fingers crossed the list gets bigger soon! Rawsome Blissballs The Good Box Organics Fakery Bakery Red Lime Shack Taste It By Tash Haddo's Hotdogs Elevate Natural Pet Food Bakerhus Dig In It Fresh Forest Orchard Bulgarian Connection Pop Up Cafe for coffee Sorells Olives and Oils Seed Sisters (seedlings, seeds, etc)

Cannot think of a better thing to do on a sunny sunday morning than head out to Wild at Hart. Super…read moredooper child and pet friendly. I had to stop myself from patting all of the doggies who had come along with their owners. Great coffee. Lots of breakfast & lunch options if you are heading down for food. Unique organic options and fresh produce. It seems a new stall opens every week. The council have put a lot of money towards making this a unique and viable little spot with toilet facilities, a sparkly new playground and lots of free parking. Wild at Hart also had organised a small circus tent with a child friendly show playing the sunday I was there. It really is a gorgeous little part of Adelaide on the waterfront and I'm so glad that it's getting the attention and praise it deserves.

This is like candy shop for those who lived in Malaysia / Singapore before. Excellent customer…read moreservice and best part of all, they ensure the stock is filled all the time. They also listen to any concerns and demands from customer on their preferences of brands to bring in the items accordingly.

OK Supermarket is one of the oldest Asian grocery stores in the area, and caters to all kinds of…read moreAsian cuisine; including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Thai, Malay and Singaporean products. What sets this grocery store apart from the others is: firstly, the incredible variety of different foods they have in store and; secondly, the fresh vegetables they stock for use in Asian cooking. When you first walk into the store, you'll notice that the entire front area of the shop is occupied by large tables displaying a variety of vegetables, roots and other ingredients. Best of all, it all appears to be very fresh. The thing I really like about this shop is that, in addition to an assortment of Asian foods, they also have a huge range of cooking utensils at the back of the shop. There are hundreds of wooden steamers and other utensils ideal for Asian cooking, which is convenient if you happen to require any of those things in order to turn your groceries into an oriental delight for dinner.

Kim Wang is one of the most impressive Asian grocery stores in this city, and I'm constantly…read morefinding myself spending hours in there looking at all the lovely tid bits I could buy! They have an extensive range of products from China, Hong Kong, Japan and more - so if you're looking for something exclusive to a national cuisine, chances are they'll have it. One of the things I love about Asian supermarkets in general is that the prices are dirt cheap. You could walk into Kim Wang with ten dollars and walk out with your next three meals in a shopping bag, maybe even a few goodies for in between. In addition to a huge selection of food, the supermarket also stocks a lot of homeware and kitchen utensils, such as wooden steam pots and Chinese crockery. This place has it all, and it will always have a special place in my heart!

Asian Supermarkets are my happy place. I think there are two reasons for this, firstly because I…read morelove Asian Food (all kinds) and the second is because I love the packaging! Not only is it often colourful and elaborate, but most of the time I have no idea what is inside! It is like Asian food Russian Roulette! Kim Wang is probably the biggest Asian Supermarket around, both in size and variety. They have a a crazy amount of sauces and noodles, but the coolest part for me is the range of cooking/kitchen stuff and the range of drinks. Not only are there cordials and flavourings, but there are also a whole heap of really odd drinks with floaty bits that are really funky to drink (The Basil Seed and Dragon fruit drinks are quite an experience). There is also a butcher section where you can get hooked up with all of the cuts you need for most Asian dishes, plus the odd bit of offal if you are down with that kind of chewyness. The one down side for me is the selection of frozen dumplings etc. which you would expect to be huge considering the rest of the store. It isn't crap, but it is just average, and there are certainly better selections around.