My "local" for work, this place does an awfully smooth coffee with some awfully smooth men serving…read moreit to you to boot! I must admit I've never eaten here but I do see a range of home style Italian cooking served up daily to the local office folk. Probably not the best place to have a business meeting because it is a bit noisy (although many people try because you just can't go past how good the coffee is and how quick the service), . However, it is a lovely place for a brew and I love that this family owned (two brothers plus Mum) business is making a go of it in Adelaide and succeeding!

Great City Morning Coffee Spot…read more Popular with MAMIL's as there is bike parking directly out front. Good coffee, quick service. Cabinet full if take away goodies. Fun and interactive rewards card program.

This as actually a rather nice cafe that I accidentally stumbled across as I was wandering through…read morethe back streets of Adelaide. Actually, I was on the bus at the time, and normally wouldn't have gone down this route, so I guess it was fortuitous that I couldn't have the car that day. As such, I later dragged my friends down here for a pot of tea, and I must say that it was certainly a great spot to do so. Not only was the tea quite nice, but I found the service to be very good as well. Certainly worth spending some time here chatting.

Fairly new I think, and tucked away in the southerly burbs', this little cafe is charming! It seems…read morea welcome addition to a small group of local shops, providing a cute hipster-ish cafe in a place you wouldn't really expect! The decor is clean, light and modern - a wooden bar with fresh newspapers, mini jars holding sugar and a range of cakes and light meals to satisfy a morning tea, lunch or arvo craving. My latte was not the best I've had in Adelaide, but still worth a mention. The banana bread I had however - delicious. Thick cut, homemade, toasted - what more could you ask for? How about wonderfully moist (shudder at that word) and yet light at the same time? You got it. Can I have the recipe please!? Overall the service was nice, just one guy was manning the cafe but that's all it needs on a quiet Wednesday afternoon. I hope to see them expand into breakfasts maybe! P.S. You can also buy your 2L bottle of non-homogenised Tweedvale milk here to take home for $4.50! Yay!

I feel differently about Felici depending on the day. Being a local on the street, I go here a lot…read morefor the $3 coffee you get when you buy an East Ender mug. This is a huge mug of coffee for a good price. Their coffee is smooth and not very strong. If I'm feeling gittery already, I like it. But if I need that strong caffeine hit, I don't feel fully satisfied with Felici. It really depends how you like your coffee. In terms of atmosphere, it's one of the better cafes along the street. It's modern and bright, a nice place to sit to read one of their many magazines, or sit on the tables on the footpath and watch the Rundle St action go past. Their food is over-priced, and not very exciting. They do a standard range of wraps and focaccias, and a small range of tiny cakes. The cakes are okay, but not for the price. It's definitely a more 'hip' location, and though the staff really add to this image, they're friendly and nice. The baristas make my day when they make me my take-away latte then put a little biscuit in my eager paw. All the sit in coffees come with a delicious little Italian biscuit, but not the take-aways. However, it only requires a little bit of flirting of your part, and that biscuit is yours.

Clever marketing an a killer location make Felici a real winner for coffee, small lunches and…read moredesserts on competitive Rundle Street. They have recently recruited a bunch of 'East End' girls (who are semi local celebs) to promote Rundle St and Felici. It's a pretty hip place to hang and somewhere to be seen. There is long high benches inside where people can mingle and work on their laptops. There is also outdoor seating on the recently renovated footpath area which is much nicer than previous. With plenty of other cafes along this the strip, Felici has made a name for themselves and are beginning to stand out from the crowd. And their food and drinks aren't too bad either.

Met friends here for coffee and was nicely surprised. The…read morestore is light and bright yet still welcoming. There is outside seating available but was too cold for us tonight!The inside us reasonably large and comfortable. We only had coffee but the cakes looked mouth watering and so did the gelato. The coffee was great. The menu looked like a nice range of food was available and the breakfast menu was very well priced and is served until 3pm on the weekends!

This is a regular haunt when meeting one of my best friends and her 4 year old son for coffee and a…read morecatch up. It is an airy clean cafe with a mixture of seating styles, including my personal favourite, the upholstered bench style. I have always found the staff to be accommodating and "kid friendly". It is always fun people watching here as you get a mixture of the well heeled North Adelaide variety shopping in their best outfits as well as the beautiful people in their gym gear running up the escalators to the Good Life to top up the toning. I have been to some other Un Caffe Bars where the coffee has been fairly ordinary but this one is measurably better and very drinkable. Last time I was there I discovered a wonderful new cool drink. My daughter ordered a raspberry crush and it was absolutely divine - you could actually taste the wonderful bitter sweetness of the berries themselves and it was very refreshing. Car parking is easy as their is a large underground car park which is free for the first two hours of sipping coffee and people watching.

great spot. As an American just out of a few weeks in the outback, this was a particularly awesome…read morefind.

So, Mothers Milk has amazing reviews and for good reason! Just off Unley Road Mother's Milk is…read morebuzzing every morning full of customers dosing up on caffeine and getting down on a damn good brekkie. The staff here graciously glide through customers ensuring that everyone's needs are met. This is all done with a smile and passion for their profession. One thing I really love in a business is when you see the staff enjoying themselves. It is kind of infectious! You just want to be around them more and support such a positive environment and business. It is all about starting your day in the right way! Décor is simple and funky with cool wooden rustic looking tables. The menu is also simple, which shows that they are confident in what they deliver. With my love of bagels, I did not have to second-guess what I wanted for brekkie. It is served with herbed cream cheese, smoked salmon, capers, watercress and pickled onions. Woo! However, after ordering it seems I had to get there earlier. They had run out of bagels! But, the staff where kind enough to offer a sourdough as a sub. Great! And also, I should mention that I am not fussed if a restaurant runs out of something. It just means their food is fresh and popular! Ok, so my brekkie was amazing. Lots of flavour in the cream cheese and pickled onions. Bread and salmon was super fresh and the watercress just tied everything off. Perfect! Could not fault it and would be just as amazing in bagel form. The coffee here is ace as well, great flavour and a strong brew! Good pick me up for the rest of my day. I saw on their menu they do burgers, so I think I will return for that. Absolutely love the staff and atmosphere here. Highly recommended!

Yet another Billy Baxter's cafe. I haven't yet had an awful experience at one of these places, but…read moreat the same time, I haven't had an awesome experience either. This one is alright. They do an okay cappuccino, most of the time. They can be a little bit variable in their coffee:milk:froth ratios though, and the art of the cappuccino is really about getting this right. To their credit, the bean they use is better than most chain cafes in my opinion. The people that work here seem lovely, though, and the prices are pretty reasonable.

I usually avoid chain cafes, particularly for coffee, but shopping at Mitcham Square one day I…read moreneeded a caffine hit, and it was the least busy option. The coffee was okay. It was better than I was expecting. It was too hot, but once it cooled down a bit, the flavour wasn't terrible. If I'm not after coffee, but want something to eat, I always find BB have a lot of variety. Their wedges are great, particularly when dipped in their chilli sauce and sour cream. BB also offer a range of drinks, both hot and cold. They are a good option if you have a large group.

While I was receiving product training at a nearby building, we were given vouchers for any…read morebusiness in the Southern Cross mall. So, myself and a few others went right into Cafe One for a coffee and some breakfast at lunch time. This really is one of the best aspects is their all day breakfast. I don't know WHY it is that so many fooderies refuse to cook bacon and eggs after midday. Absolute craziness. So it's good to see some sanity from Cafe One in that respect. The coffee was definitely food court coffee. Well that's the best way I could describe it anyway.

Okay, they didn't have fruit salad, which I have to admit was quite disappointing, especially since…read moreafter a diet of bacon and eggs for the past week of so (when I was in Adelaide that is) I was looking for something a little different. What they did have was pancakes, so that was a bit of a change, and they were pretty nice as well. The other thing that was really cool was that they had different sized mugs for your coffee (or tea) and the large one was really, really large. Okay, the place isn't hugely flash, and it has been around for quite a while, but it still was a pretty decent place to go and grab a bite to eat.

Snot Chocolates, Huntsmans and Scoopalespressos sound like things you would find in Willy Wonka's…read moreChocolate Factory, but Taylor Blend Espresso is a far cry from Wonka's crazy antics and more like a hidden wonderland of coffee and "exotic drinks." Those cheeky Stoneyfellians have been hiding this place from the general public for years and I can see why. This place, despite being of simple fit out and design really has an element of shock and awe to it as you are constantly giggling to yourself about some quirky detail in the place. For example, I swear these guys are telepathic... my soy latte arrived in my hands before I even ordered. I hadn't even paid for my coffee yet and it was sitting in front of me! Not only that but this place caters for the child inside everyone... - Snot Chocolate = Hot Chocolate with yellow and green marshmallows on top (get the picture) - Gelarossa = Frozen Blood Orange juice with lemon gelati - Huntsman = A hyped up version of a "spider" Furthermore their exotic drinks are worth a try just for something different. Although you really aren't being that exotic but having an iced coffee with some chocolate on top (Chino Ghiacciato) you still feel slightly naughty by ordering it. So why the 4 stars, you're raving Chloe, you're raving! I know... I really have to try this place again to be sure but I had a low fat lemon cheese cake that wasn't to die for (it wasn't lemony but more sugary) and I am a bit of a lemon dessert connoisseur!

Taylor Blend has quickly become one of Adelaide's finest coffee shops. Hidden away in the eastern…read moresuburbs, it's location is perfect for a morning get-together or an after work chill-out. Being fortunate enough to live only a couple of streets away, it's become one of my favourite spots out of both convenience and their great coffee. The breakfast/lunch menu is limited to croissants, focaccias and the like; however the desert cabinet is very appetizing, especially the wide selection of macarons in all of their colourful glory. Service is always super quick; I can't think of any instance where I've waited any longer than a minute for my coffee. They also have a selection of coffee/espresso accessories for sale for those of you that take the spirit of the barista home with you. The shop is dog-friendly and has water dishes for your canine counterparts whilst you sip your coffee. With Newland Reserve directly across the road, it's an ideal spot to wind down after taking your dog for a run or spending a day out with the family soaking up the sunshine. J ust keep in mind that being situated in the eastern suburbs means you're probably going to be in the vicinity of a few pretentious housewives now and then, with their dolled-up Chihuahuas included.