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Where to eat Cafe food in Adelaide: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. The capital city of South Australia is simply enchanting, a treasure trove of shopping, fine arts, gastronomy and outdoor activity. Adelaide is the heart of the world's opal industry, selling gorgeous stones from South Australian mines. Be sure to hike the aptly named Mt. Lofty Ranges and catch a wave off the Fleurieu Peninsula. Indulge your adventurous palate and traipse into nearby wine regions like the famed Barossa Valley to pick up a deliciously drinkable souvenir.
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9. Utopia at Waterfall Gully
Overall Ratings
4 based on 155 reviews
Nestled at the base of a spectacular 18 metre waterfall, Utopia is a truly unique and picturesque dining and event venue. Just 10km from the CBD, Utopia is housed in a beautifully preserved, century-old stone chalet which boasts the unique title of Austra
Reviewed By ShutTheFrontDoor
We recently had brunch here with family for my daughters birthday breakfast and the place is just beautiful and the food was delicious however we were so let down by the service. It was very slow and we ordered our coffee and breakfast at the same time but coffee did not arrive until after breakfast had been served. They forgot one of our meals and didnât bother to ask if there was anything else when clearly one person had no meal. The waitress that took our order looked like she wanted to be anywhere else but there, no smile and barely said a word, was not welcoming at all. It was a disappointing start to my daughters surprise birthday celebrations as this was our first stop of a day of adventures for her. Thank you so much for taking the time to provide this feedback.I am so very sorry to read this. It's inexcusable. As a small, family-run business that we pour our heart and soul into every day, this is devastating to hear. Did you ask to chat with our manager on the day? I so wish you had, so we could have immediately apologised, spoken tot he staff member in question and helped to improve your experience.We'd love to hear more so please email me directly with some more info so we can help [email protected]
8. Mekko Market & Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Cafe and second hand clothing market in heart of Prospect village. Contemporary Australian brunch menu with Scandinavian twist. Lot of vegan and Gluten free food options. Coffee and handmade cakes. Good quality preloved clothing boutique. Rent a rack and
Reviewed By Sunshine307
A cafe and second hand clothing market in Prosoectwhat a great ideaThe cafe is bright well set up with a good menu for breakfast brunch and lunch.The smashed pumpkin with feta and poached eggs on sourdough was simply delicious.The market section is a bit untidy and has a musty smell but we found a few great bargains the clothing is a mix of retro and designer brands at very good prices.
7. Troppo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By galesa2
Very picky coffee drinkers here. Visitors to Adelaide. If you are looking for a full flavoured flat white coffee with a golden brown crema then this is not the place for you.In a city with so many good cafes with excellent coffee I was stunned to read how well reviewed this place was, particularly regarding the coffee.Very disappointing for us. It is obviously very popular as it was packed. Super trendy in ambience and menu. But for us it's all about the coffee at breakfast and this one missed the mark.Service was nice, friendly and efficient despite being extremely busy and the food was good.
6. Le Souk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Le Souk or 'the Market' in French/Arabic, has brought couscous, the staple of Algeria to the Adelaide Central Market. An exciting 'food first', Le Souk offers freshly steamed couscous, prepared in the traditional way. Our menu reflects the cultural mix of
Reviewed By amelism1
I've tried many restaurants in central market and China town. It's not exaggerating if I say Le Souk is one of the beasts. Food is good and the owner is very nice, kind and hospitable. This restaurant is a must try for visitors and tourists. It would be a regular restaurant for us. Thank you amelism1, we are happy to see you have enjoyed your Le Souk experiences. Clearly, you have done your homework! See you soon, it's a date!
5. Ballaboosta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By itskars
Lebanese style mezze inspired menu with very authentic delicious dishes. Hummus, zaatar, baba ghanoush, fatoosh salad, kibbi, labnah & lots more.Having lived in Abu Dhabi for 5 years, upon moving back home I have been searching for a comparable falafel to the real deal in the middle east. This restaurant has the perfect falafel I was a very happy customer indeed along with so many other familiar delights. Do yourself a favor, give it a try
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4. Peter Rabbit
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
A quirky garden cafe & bar in the Adelaide CBD, specialising in coffee, food & South Australian liquor.
Reviewed By LisaMDL
Sure there was a wait (and I'm not that good at waiting!) but the wait time was accurately estimated and the waitlist handled well and efficiently. I'm glad we waited! Having heard about this place for a long while I think it was really just the name that knocked it down our list of priorities....just assumed it was some kiddie petting animal café! It is far more grown up than that! Excellent! The best scrambled eggs I've had in ages - together with light rye in place of ciabatta, charred greens and haloumi - wow! The two 'blokes' in our group had the JAY BIRD crumbed chicken sandwich - there one second, gone the next! Happy blokes! The 10 year old in our group practically inhaled her brekky roll and I sat quite mesmerised looking at my friend's beautiful French toast dish wondering if there would be room after the eggs!!.....add espresso martinis and great smiling service and for us it was impossible to nit-pick anything!
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3. UR Caffe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By pakabay
I recently headed into UR Cafe for some breakfast, on a mid-week morning.The place was reasonably busy and i was shown to a table against the wall. Interestingly, the bench seat base was made from old doors which wasnât exactly the most comfortable this to be sitting on, and the old, thin cushions didnât help much.The menus were all stained and dog eared, needing a major overhaul in my opinion. I felt like I wanted to wash my hands after handling it.But for all of that, the breakfast, standard eggs & bacon on toast was a large serve and served hot & fresh. Coffee was OK but my long black was cool before I had managed to finish it.Overall, not an experience that I would go out of my way for in the future.
2. Mister sunshine's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By Stephierin
We went here for brunch and the food was a lovely, as were the staff. The venue is really cute and fun. The meals are a decent size and quite delish!
Most Popular Italian food in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
1. The Messy Tomato
Overall Ratings
5 based on 70 reviews
Welcome to The Messy Tomato. Much of Italian life revolves around the family dinner table. Itâs well known that Italians are deeply versed in the gioie della tavola, or âthe joys of the table.â Perhaps the first thing people think of when they think of It
Reviewed By Naomi K
Visited for breakfast with a friend and got the sharing breakfast platter, was absolutely delightful. The owner was super kind and catered to my friends fish allergies, got a Spanish chorizo instead of salmon and was absolutely to die for! Everything was cooked perfectly and the white truffle sauce on the side was unreal, want more already. Waiters were super catering and friendly, finished the platter off with these sweet French toast, was super tasty! Would definitely return
