Deliciously hip with breakfast at all hours- I'm in Heaven!…read more I have dined here multiple times however at least two have been whilst hungover & we all know that hangover food ALWAYS tastes good, so my judgement was always a little skewed. Each and every time I have consumed breakfast food because I could! This place makes muesli delicious- even though some would argue that this is impossible however I consumed the most amazing muesli ever here. Poached eggs with beetroot and ricotta- they have that too and it sure is yummy! A few more flavours of tea wouldn't go astray however considering their already broad and varied menu, I think I'll let them off this once. As we have established, the food is brilliant but so is the location- ridiculously hip and a trendy place to be seen, some would argue that this place errs a little on the pretentious side of things and yes it does walk a fine line but it does so very well! The staff leave a little to be desired- as others have mentioned that could all probably do with a happy pill or two but hey, if they bring me my food and it's that tasty, I'm going to put up with their up-side-down smile for now! I'll be back again though- that's for sure!

Review for upstairs fringe venue:…read more A low rumble....As if the earth was stirring for something memorable. A slight tension cuts the air. The familiar echoes of a jovial Friday night. We are in Adelaide at the Store on Melbourne Street to see a funny man! His name is Ben Darsow (known in the East as 'he who sells out awesome fringe shows'!). Who would've known we'd be in for an hour of hilarious quips and great stories?! Such a great show. The audio in the venue was well balanced, the decor is funky and it's well within walking distance of heaps of great eateries and watering holes. I feel a little sad that i only saw one show here, I've been told that during the fringe season they've been running between 2 and 4 shows most nights, quite successfully with various comedians in tow. The Store will be running shows (presumably comedy) again in 2016 and I for one will definitely be back! Now that I've seen the upstairs, I'm also looking forward to round 2, trying the downstairs food and service!

I know I'm going to sound like every other gushing belieber on here but seriously, this cafe is too…read moregood not to 5 star. The spectacularly friendly Dan and Amanda make coffee, counsel on life's problems and serve delicious Sweet Lola desserts and Four Seeds treats to a community of locals, loyals and newbs they treat like part of the Ethel family. If you are going to browse or shop in this life size Etsy store you need to be prepared... When you arrive just order coffee, a chocolate salted caramel brownie and sit down at one of their nanna tables. Do not pass GO, or the 100 crocheted, wooden, ceramic tiled items of jewellery. Skip the ironic tea towels hanging on the wall or cards saying "If I were a zombie I'd totally eat your brains." Just sit down. Sit and enjoy your De Groot coffee or Scullery Made tea (served with a side of love and a chocolate freckle) in this peaceful, homely cafe and let your eyes initially do the browsing. Then when you've had a coffee hit you will have the strength and stamina required to begin your shopping expedition. Trust me, you will walk out of there with at least 1 gift for a friend or 3 treats for yourself. Walk off the main drag of Melbourne St and into this sanctuary of soul nurturing sweets and handcrafted treats and your heart will skip a beat too.

I'd heard a lot about E For Ethel and had wanted to check it out for a while, but hadn't managed to…read moreuntil today. I wasn't sure that it would live up to the hype--I mean, look at all these 5 star reviews! I am pleased to say that it did. Great staff, very friendly and helpful, delicious food and coffee and another place in Adelaide that make a great flat white with a shot of vanilla. Excellent! Our little group sat at the back table and chatted while we had our drinks and our brunch. The only real negative here (and it's a little one) is that the table wasn't cleared of our plates once we'd finished eating. And we stayed there for an hour after finishing our food, so that was a bit meh. Otherwise, E for Ethel is a nice little hideaway in North Adelaide and I can see why it's so popular and well-loved. Will be back for sure.

The food is always tasty, quick, great service & prices. I frequent this place about 3x a week, the…read morechicken wrap & Ballaboosta breakfast are my addictions. It's within walking distance to my house, but there's always ample parking. I love this place!

Wow, what a find. Just in town to see Six and wanted a decent lunch. Decent? Magnificent! I cannot…read morerecommend highly enough. Great food. Great staff. Great atmosphere. Just bloody great. Loved sitting at table 5 and watching th chefs at work. Definitely coming back here.

Okay, I have been here a number of times in the past with friends, but really, it isn't one of my…read morefavourite places, namely because it does tend to be particularly expensive, especially when it comes to having a meal. Sure, it has some charm about it, but while charm does give a place some rating, it isn't the be all and end all. I guess the expense of the meals really did put me off somewhat.

I've been back a few times since my last review. This time we started with Turkish Bread with…read moreDukkah ($7.90). The three huge pieces of bread were perfect to soak up the oil and the Dukkah was yummy. The pork belly ($26.90) is still great. My friend ordered the Thai Salad ($24.90). Everything washed down with a glass of Bird in Hand sparkling ($9.50) and Merrill Rose ($7.00). It's a pity that they don't serve any decent sparkling red by the glass, so would be nice to see something other than Seaview on the wine list. We had table service the whole time, and only had to go to the bar to pay after our meal. Maybe that was because it was quiet for a Monday lunch, and I think that The British was a great way to start my week.

Pub food, but exactly what we wanted and was quite good. Cool atmosphere off alley and our party of…read morefour enjoyed our burger and fries.

We stopped here for lunch and had a great tasting meal. I had the chicken burger and chips and it…read morewas delicious. Service was very quick and it was a great atmosphere. Peel street is a great night spot for dinner, wine or craft beer. Its also great for lunch too!

This was my favorite brunch of the two I tried in Adelaide. We made a mistake and were 30min late…read morefor our reservation, but luckily they were nice enough to hold our reservation for us when we called and said that we were on the way. The place was very light and airy. We sat on the ground level, but there is also an indoor balcony area and a couple outdoor tables. I was very happy with the bloody Mary, got a good depth of flavor and a moderate spicy level. I LOVED the whipped avo. It was basically a deconstructed avocado toast. The avo was so light and fluffy and tangy, absolutely amazing on its own, but then to pair it with the feta, pickled rhubarb and the beautiful artisan toast - I ate every last crumb and wished there were more.

Amazing food! There were these raisins in the tikka masala that were absolutely outstanding. The…read morecoffee was good too. I had a flat white and a piccolo! Would go back again to try more items!

A new brunch spot in Prospect, that also serves dinner (bonus!)…read moreThe atmosphere is bright and casual, with a modern Scandinavian flavour. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the food was extra tasty with lots of great choices. I definitely recommend the Avocado Toast with poached eggs, dill aioli, balsamic and Danish feta. There's also a great range of smoothies and fresh juices to choose from!

Excellent food in a great casual setting. We have been a couple of times now, and it doesn't…read moredisappoint. The food is mainly the Japanese version of tapas, meat and vegetables on skewers, but there are also some yummie vegetable gioza and unagi and salmon dishes on a bed of rice. We tend to order 3-4 dishes per person and share. As mentioned by other reviewers, they have also an excellent selection of sake. This doesn't make it a cheap dining experience (hence 4 out of 5 from me), but that won't stop us from becoming regulars! Hint: when you finish with them the skewers go in a little jar on your table!

Such a fun and fabulous place with fantastic food!…read more It's basically Japanese tapas. If you get a seat at the bar, you see the tasty treats being made - it's authentic and entertaining! I cannot get enough of this place - it makes for a great evening out.

I am really impressed with their service and the food is to die for. Their chef is really friendly…read moreand came out to have a chat with us. He is a master with his Spanish dishes. I ordered the Paella. I needed a dish with low sodium and they were happy to oblige. They are big on helping those with dietary restrictions/requirements. The fact that the use all natural ingredients is a big plus. I really recommend this restaurant...A++

A new place to eat (or get Take Away) in Melbourne St. Tara Restaurant. Serving up a mix of…read moreFlavours from Across the Globe (International Cuisine), based mainly from South East Asia, India and the Mediterranean. Tara is the brainchild of Dr Mona Kaur who wants to bring healthy, nutritious and tasty food using natural, fresh whole foods. And a good job done too. Stated with a mixed entrée Jas & Jas Choice that included a Samosa, some seasoned chicken and vegetable fritter. For mains I chose a Lamb Rendang with rice (Indonesian) and a Punjabi Virsa Tali (a selection of Dahl, eggplant curry, cheese and spinach, plus a wholemeal chapatti) All up the food is very tasty and I will certainly sampling their other items