On one of our trips across to KI with family, thinking we'd seen pretty much all of the foodie…read moreplaces on the island, we discovered this absolute gem!! Serving coffee, lunch and other yummy delights, we settled down at a table and enjoyed the amazing view of the ocean as well as the art work dotted along the walls. The service was personal and friendly. We will definitely look forward to visiting again

Set high on a hill overlooking the bay just below the Cape Willoughby Lighthouse, Zest & Thyme is a…read morelovely little cafe serving midday meals with a wonderful view of the water. We stopped in just as they opened at 10 a.m. for coffee and homemade scones served with berry and fig jams and Devonshire cream. Yum. They also serve a number of items suitable for breakfast, brunch or luncheon. What a great place!

We ate breakfast here before exploring the island. I chose the pancakes. Two fluffy buttermilk…read morepancakes, covered in butter and bacon, with a side of maple syrup were promptly delivered. They were so good. The hot latte was as good as it was pretty. Latte art is big here. We sat outside in their permanent tent and even on a chilly, somewhat rainy morning, we were dry and warm. It looked like they also had indoor seating. Service was great. Great way to start the day.

Great vibe, friendly staff and surprisingly tasty food for a Cafe. Strong WiFi was a big plus on an…read moreisland where cell service was weak for us

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.

I'm not sure what this place was before, but it now has a really lovely little cafe retrofitted…read moreinto it. The coffee is at a solid good level but not outstanding. Importantly though they're one of the few places open on public holidays who do all day breakfast. I was there late - around 3pm when they close at 4 - after a very late New Years party. They had unfortunately run out of the beans for a fantastic sounding Moroccan breakfast, so I went for the big breakfast. The price difference was on the house, which sets the tone for this place - they care about their customers. The food is very obviously good quality, and while the breakfast was more than large enough, the quality is what really stood out. With the exception of a pre-processed hash brown, every piece was perfectly cooked and utterly delicious. A final stand-out are the staff. This is how staff at every cafe should be - energetic, smiling and super friendly. I'll definitely be back whenever I want to treat myself :)

For years this place was frequently our place to go for breakfast on a Saturday morning. The people…read moreare really nice and the food was great. Especially the scrambled eggs and the coffee. the last four times we have been there my cappuccino has fudge chocolate squirted on it and the scrambled eggs are well over cooked and brown. I kept thinking the would return back to how it was but it hasn't. I don't care how fancy the art is, a cappuccino does not have liquid chocolate on it. Plus you were great with the food. What happened? have scrambled eggs at Dee Dees and see the difference.

Another cafe hidden in the back streets of suburbia which is popular with both locals and cyclists…read morepassing through. I enjoyed the Spanish omelette and chai latte for brunch. It was very tasty and filling. The staff were friendly and service was prompt. I'd love to come back again to try what else is on the menu.

This is like a home away from home. Walk the Talk is worth stopping to enjoy next time you are in…read morethe Adelaide Hills. I think that a lot of people drive past on their way to wineries, but they should really stop for a coffee. It is just the cutest cottage. A few different rooms and you will find the café part in the middle room. What I really love about this place is all the little hidden room dining areas. There are range of take away options for lunch or dinner for the family. Some super tasty looking stews, pasta and salads. Wow! All decently priced and a great healthy alternative then going out for takeaway. I look forward to return to eat some lunch. On this visit my guest and I tried the Lemon Polenta and the Pecan cake. Both were very moist, full of flavour, and not too sweet. Which is perfect by my books. The coffee is a strong and robust. Lovely blend and great barista. You couldn't have asked for anything better on a cold rainy day! I think I might become a regular as a resident of the Hills! I am looking forward to warming up near their open fireplace.

I'm glad this place exists. When it first opened I thought, "that used to be a servo. No one will…read moreever make a go of it there, such a difficult location". As is often the case, I'm glad I was wrong. Little did I know a quirky little cafe is the perfect replacement for a redundant service station! So far I've only had coffee, but based on the experience of our group the overall customer experience is great! Our coffees (and one iced chocolate) came out really promptly and were top notch (and very affordable somehow). We opted to sit out the back, a great choice for a bright, warm hills Autumn morning. It feels like being out the back of my Nanna's house (retro table and all) only no one is yelling at me through the back window about the football scores.. which is good I guess, for a cafe anyway.

This art cafe is a great stop from Flinder back to Kingscote. The lady owner is really nice. The…read morestore is filled with art works and products. They have a nice backyard where you can meet wild kangaroos! Unfortunately the foos here wasn't good, tasted like straight from microwave and store containers. So I don't really recommend getting some to eat here, but the store is worth checking out. It closes at 4pm.

Lovely spot, great lunch made fresh from local produce. Very friendly, very Australian! Wish I had…read moretime to while away the rest of the afternoon instead of being on-route to Flinders Chase. Sitting under the tree in the garden, next to some friendly kangaroos. Nice shop with an excellent selection of gifts, art and souvenirs. I dare you not to buy something!!

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.

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).