Very busy place on the road between Melbourne & Adelaide. We ordered online and were given a time…read morewhen our order would be ready. We arrived 5 mins early and were happy to wait, but unfortunately the coffee had already been made and was waiting for us getting cold. The second time we stopped, we ordered the food online and coffee when we arrived there. The food was very good and the cafe has a lovely homely atmosphere with plenty of seating.

Definitely worth the stop! A large selection of nondairy…read moremilks and amazing breakfast choices! Highly recommend + the eggs Benedict and the big breakfast

Very friendly staff and great food. Bacon and eggs cooked to perfection, and great coffee. Look of…read morethe place is what you'd expect from a cafe, but meals are definitely better. Second time here, this time had breakfast and couldn't fault the visit. A few people in the cafe for breakfast but speed of food delivery was on par with every other cafe, perhaps faster than some. The friendly staff help make the experience that much better. We will certainly be back.

Generally not bad. Personally not particularly fond of the coffee blend they use. But that's a…read morepersonal thing. The food is good. The prices are reasonable and the staff friendly and efficient. If I had a complain, it's the atmosphere of the place. It a little cold. Like dining in a doctor's surgery waiting room. If it felt just a little more cosy then I'd go to 4 stars. But not without a bit of an update to decor.

Bar 41 came highly recommended as having one of the best burgers in South Australia. Loving the…read moreopportunity to try a new place I was looking forward to having a weekend free to enjoy a lovely drive to Williamstown. I was not disappointed !!!!! This burger was well balanced and just the right amount of juiciness, meat pattie with it's own delicious flavour, bacon cooked to perfection and to top it all off the turkish bread is also made on site. This is definitely a destination to try out and enjoy the drive. With organic baked bread loaves to purchase I couldn't help but buy a rosemary and potato one to take home. Can't wait to go back. Situated in the heart of Williamstown, it is locally-owned and operated by talented Chef Marco Rakic, who displays a passion for regional seasonal produce. Cafe Details: ~ Breakfast & Lunch ~ Seasonal regional produce ~ Specialty Coffee & Teas ~ Continental pastries and cakes ~ Artisan Sourdough ~ Catering Open Wednesday to Saturday 8am to 4pm and Sunday 9am to 4pm, for breakfast & lunch

Right, imagine being in the Clare Valley and after all that wine tasting you really just want some…read moregood coffee. We stumbled upon this place by accident, drove past it and thought it looked like they may sell decent coffee, so we made a U-turn and drove back. And what a creative name: One White Kite. They decorated their cafe window accordingly, a white kite in front of a white background. Pretty cool methinks. They sell very good coffee, sandwiches and some patisserie. Apart from that, there's also a little area dedicated to gift ideas such as books, mugs or keychains. The interior decor is lovely and so are staff that work here. If I'm ever back in remote Kapunda, I'll definitely get my coffee from here.

Three of us had lunch in One White Kite of Friday, what a treat…read more We each had the same meal, chicken pie and salad. The individual chicken pie was to die for. Quite large, made from wonderful pastry with a tasty filling of vegetables and large pieces of tender chicken. Accompanying the pie was a beautiful salad of mixed lettuce with a few surprises like halved tiny tomatoes, pieces of tender young cucumber and olives with a very tasty dressing. The waitress/cook was friendly and very capable and made the best coffee. Sadly none of us had room for a dessert from the selection. Happily we don't live too far away so this lunch experience could be habit forming. Cheers, Norma, John and Margaret McCarthy.

Good food We were passing through One Tree Hill at around…read morelunch time so it was convenient for us to stop for a bite to eat. The food was really good and it was very reasonably priced! This is good country hospitality at its best!

Stumbled across this place completely by accident and what a pleasant discovery it was. It's…read moredefinitely designed as more of a bikers road stop and although I am not a motoring enthusiast per say, the environment and vibe of the place really appealed to me. The counter top is the front of an old ford, the table tops have engineering plan/ motor mappy looking thing under glass, they have a map of the Adelaide hills framed on the wall which looked to me, with the aid of a white board marker is used for motorists to get there where-abouts. The outdoor dining area is really Pretty while the inside dining is very much setup as a motor enthusiast shed, come man cave, come quaint cafe and it totally works!! The coffee and food was really good to-boot (? Is that the right word, not sure... But you get the idea). The Throttle Shed has that tucked away feeling but it's actually not very far off Main North Road at all. They seem to have their regulars as others that came in to the cafe all seemed quite familiar with each other which just added to the overall pleasantness. My husband and I were really glad we stopped to check this place out. Ps. They also appear to be open every day except Tuesdays. (They were even open on Christmas Day according to the signage we saw).

I'd been looking for a local spot since I moved to the Barossa…read more This place felt like home from the moment I walked in. It's a bit of a drive from the main towns of the Barossa but it really feels like your getting away from it all. It's run along with the little post office by 4 lovely ladies. Warm friendly greetings have now turned into warm friendly hugs, chats with the locals, comforting coffee and inspiring food. They have a rustic brunch menu with healthy smoothies and smashed avocado on locally made sour dough (Iv met the beautiful people who make it) plus 1 or 2 wonderful lunch specials every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

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!

We were driving through the Adelaide Hills and thought we'd try something else for lunch than…read moreHahndorf because it's touristy and overpriced, especially at this time of year. So we had a look in Loebethal and a few other little towns around but just couldn't find anything that looked appealing. Well, luckily we decided to drive the extra 17km to Birdwood because Pomegranate Cottage is a truly lovely place! They have a very cute outside garden, with a fountain and surrounded by lots of trees and flowers so on a sunny day it's probably the best place you can find in Birdwood for lunch. (Mind you the choice isn't that big either) Great setting, friendly service and a good selection of food, ranging from pies to salads, fish to meat and some sandwiches. I had the beef pie for $14, which came with a small salad (no dressing though) and fries. You could tell the pie was homemade and not coming from a freezer. Very tasty and in terms of size I think the dishes are alright for the prices they charge. One thing that bothered me very much though is that the waitress came clearing the plates of the 3 people that were with me while I was still eating. That's an absolute no-go and would be a reason for me not to go back. However, the food was very good so I still recommend the place.

Tasty coffee. Not sure why it didn't show up in Yelp in a coffee search. Glad we stopped. Looks…read morelike where the locals go for breakfast and coffee. Friendly service and good mochas.

A lovely retro cafe in such a gorgeous seaside location. The food has that awesome home-cooking…read moredeliciousness and the quality of the coffee is excellent. The decor is brilliantly retro with quirky laminex tables and chairs and an old record player softly playing vintage tunes to set the mood. Super friendly staff and great prices make this the perfect location to have a relaxing seaside lunch.