This is one of the newest places to hit Peel St, it's always going to be tough being the new kids…read moreon the block... Especially when the cool kids 9 Peel st and Clever Little Tailors have been doing so well! Kaffana is like going to eat at your grandma or nonnas house. It's warm, friendly, unpretentious and the plates don't look like they come from a vogue photoshoot. The owners grandma was hanging out in the back! The background of the food here is Serbian/Balkan which means lots of meat! If you are vegetarian then you might find it a little difficult to eat here. They have a huge selection of tapas, followed by grilled meats for main. You are able to do a chefs choice for the tapas at $18 for three kinds (min of 2peeps). All of our meals were hearty, made with love and accompanied by a special secret recipe family vinegarette! The wine list is small but still gutsy, I would personally like to see more South Australian wines on there but that's me being bias! From what I could see on the menu there were no desserts in sight however they do have a cheeky adult coffee menu... Did someone say spike my latte with baileys?! I will return to Kaffana and try some more of the menu items annnnd get a cocktail. The Serbian one is made with walnut liquor!

Giving a two as there is no option for a 2.5…read more.. This was a massive disappointment for me as I had booked this place for a table of 10 for my brothers birthday. Having the pressure of "the guy who knows his stuff" about where to eat in Adelaide I wanted it to be a good night. It started out as just that as a few of us were early and were greeted by very friendly male bar staff who made us feel very welcome and helped choose our drinks. That's about where it ended unfortunately. The friendly staff at the bar then showed us through to out table where we were then looked after by a female waitress who throughout the night was cold as ice. Despite our efforts to be friendly she gave us absolutley nothing, no smile, short cut answers and got the feel of the night of to a bad start with the whole table thinking the same thing. Our party of ten was seated at 6:45 and ordered by 7:00 as we were told that the next group was due for service at 8:30 and we needed to be out by then which is totally understandable. We had one vegetarian in our group who's order came a good 30 minutes before any of the other mains. After our coleslaw and potato salad was brought out to line our stomachs while waiting for the main event we were thinking to ourselves they are pushing it for time if they want us out by 8:30 and we have just recieved the salads! Still glancing at the time it was 7:45pm and were told the meat platters we were all sharing were 5 minutes away....... It finally came 20 minutes after that. Flavour was good but standard BBQ that didn't excite anyone and we needed to ask for sauce to help finish the rest as it was repetitive smokey flavour throughout and the skewers were actually quite chewy and tough. It's a bad sign when the $3 salads are the highlight, and they were amazing. We absolutely loved them. Could of had way more of them and the bread. The final dig I have to add is the fact that these meat platters are served at $45 per person. Work that out when seeing the photos of the food and it works out to be $360 for those two platters of meat.... And a few small salad fillers. Sorry guys but this drove a talking point after by the majority of the group that embarrassed me for organising it and had such poor service for the majority of the night and such very few highlights.

Food is wonderful, staff is lovely. Great place for a gallery opening. Music is loud which makes…read moreeveryone else louder but it could be due to the event in which it's holding. Lovely open space. Looks a little like an old empty house.

The first night we made reservations for was a little busy with only one server/bartender. Poor…read moreguy said 2 others called out. He was slammed and we felt bad so decided to come a few days later. Service was great! Food was pretty good and interesting. We love espresso martinis and got the spiced espresso martini. We saw it had rum instead of the normal vodka. We both didn't like the drink at all... Rum is not our thing but figured we'd give it a try. We got a salad with house made halloumi cheese which was kinda different. Scallops were pretty good but not too exciting. The pear Gorgonzola was pretty good but I'm not a fan of Gorgonzola much so I squeezed a lot of it out. The fish was amazing! That was our favorite dish. And for desert the satanic garden was cute with little grape bunnies! Very cute but was just ok flavor wise.

Have been here twice - once for dessert and a drink and once for lunch. Both times have been…read morebrilliant. When we came in at night there was a live singer performing and chatting with us which really amped up the atmosphere, and the dessert was lovely. Lunch was great as well - we got the duck (that sauce is divine), the pork belly (so tender and juicy), the squid ink burger (interesting flavours) and the truffle fries (just yum). Price is a bit on the higher end but it is worth it. Definitely a true contender on the Peel St strip.

Honestly one of the best burgers I've had in a long time. Everything was there; the juicy beef, the…read moresweet caramelised onion, the melted cheese, the soft toasted bun with some fresh lettuce. The loaded banana bread could not be flawed. Friendly customer service & cool atmosphere, you've outdone yourselves!

Have come by a few times, always great food and friendly staff. We really enjoyed the burger for…read morelunch (beetroot chips on the side were a very nice addition). The coffees and salted caramel brownies make for an amazing morning/afternoon tea!

Tucked away in the suburbs - up Greenhill Rd, turn right at the next set of lights after Portrush…read moreRd on Devereux. They've been open 2 months, cool layout, Kicco coffee, Bonsoy, Tweedvale & Fleurieu Dairy, cute name. Their menu is a bit expensive for me. We got a friand and a coffee to go, so I can't really comment on the quality of the food (other than the friand which was awesome!). Nice service and a warm vibe. Worth a look!

Cool setting and DELICIOUS food. We had the Salmon Bagel and it was superb!…read more Homely, welcoming staff and freshly made affordable food. Pop in. This place is fab! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

I just had the most amazing Eggs Benedict ! Perfectly poached eggs , well presented and the flavour…read more( simply delicious) for this reason, the quality and taste prompted me to post a review ! The staff here are happy and friendly , the food is freshly made in the cafe and well displayed and presented - with a great cross section of food on their menu - catering for Vegetarians,Vegans, Coeliac and dairy free. ( the kitchen appears to be spotlessly clean) and the cafe itself has a warm and cosy feel to it. I would never have picked how big it was from the outside but sitting here , it still retains an intimacy that caters for all ages FIVE STAR ANGELS Well Done !

Angels Cafe, is located on 548 Portrush Rd, Glen Osmond. Adelaide. The Cafe has modern fittings,…read moregood table configurations, with comfortable lounge seating. A full length window along the front, making the Cafe light and bright. A good range of fresh food options, including a breakfast/lunch menu. Also free Wifi, news paper, magazines, with good friendly personal service, and a relaxing ambiance. We enjoyed a very nice fresh lunch in peaceful surroundings. As the Cafe is set back off the main highway, offering good parking and making for a quiet peaceful experience.

What a great find! My friend, Mirella, brought me here a few days ago for a coffee and a shared…read moreorange polenta cake. Oh my!! Needless to say it has haunted my dreams since, so today after a hard workout my husband and I biked over for lunch. The first thing that strikes you while approaching from Kitchener Street is the lush, inviting covered wrap around porch; there is plentiful and adequately spaced tables located here (so as not to be forced to overhear unwanted convos). Next, upon entering this clean and tidy cottage you will notice three separate distinct seating areas: the main dining area, a smaller dining area tucked away by the kitchen and pastry counter, and a delightful and welcoming covered deck. We were promptly greeted by one of the friendly staff and seated straight away. Tap water, glasses, and menus were waiting at the table and after an appropriate amount of time our order was taken and special requests confirmed. This place is really busy but it seems well managed; the staff is very attentive without being intrusive. As we waited for our order we noticed the bustling and efficient staff who worked like a well oiled machine - dirty dishes were quickly removed from tables, additional carafes of tap water were dropped off without being asked for, and patrons seemed relaxed, very happy, and satisfied. By meals' end we, too, were among those happy people. My husband ordered a sandwich that I struggle to recall the name ;( it was a hearty sandwich made from perfectly toasted sourdough, grilled chicken breast meat, swiss cheese, garlic aioli, a mix of tender and flavourful greens, and crispy bacon. I ordered the smashed avocado with feta on the same delightfully prepared sourdough. It, too, came with a generous portion of greens. We could not be happier with our newfound neighbourhood brekkie place. AND there is a coffee loyalty card to boot!

Review update.. Now up to 5 (6!) stars, and open mondays, I'm in love!…read more Great place, I specifically asked for the poached eggs runny but they were hard boiled. You couldn't add Kale even though one dish had it and the outdoor area had a strong bad smell. Still the coffee was great and the juice and food was good. My partner didn't like hers but I would come back and try again.

First impressions are always important and 'Bricks and Stones' did not disappoint. As I walked…read morethrough the door I was greeted by lovely and polite staff and a delightfully homey atmosphere. Rustic and trendy decor compliments the bricks and Stones which make up the cafe walls. *Food* The monstrous Veggie burger was a true star. The immense variety flavours and textures rolling around your mouth is nothing but captivating. An elegant plate of poached eggs with smoked salmon and hollandaise was exquisitely balanced in flavour and delicious.

Sitting in Bricks and Stones; the atmosphere was lifting and unique. Cheerful Barista's Vinnie and…read moreMicheal welcomed us through the door with thier creative personality. I had the most amazing Meatball Club Sandwich, with Turkish bread Toasted. I shared a Matcha and Peppermint Slice as well as a Salted Caramel Slice. Both were as scrumptious as ever and full of delightful goodness. As we sat finishing our Coffees; I slurped the Double Piccolo as they sipped thier standard Latte. A Robust and Refreshing taste lingered from my Piccolo within each sip I Rubbed down my lips. All in all, Bricks and Stones was one of the greatest Brunches I have ever tasted! :D

A new cafe in an old corner grocery store has breathed life back into a sad little shop…read more We went there for a Friday morning coffee (opens at 830) and 3 hours later we were still there after our 2nd cups/pots of tea that pour seemingly endless cups (ok..maybe 3). It's advertised as a cooking school, cafe and "stuff" venue, and is starting slowly with openings just Mon - Friday until 4pm, but they have events coming up, and have various cooking opportunites, including classes for kids - so keep up to date on https://www.facebook.com/FiveLittleFigs. The breakfasts that were served looked generous and delicious, and they have gluten, wheat and vegan food on offer and it looks fresh and sumptuous...next time! They cater to children, so if you're worried about young people playing (and crying) - don't come! I see this as a refuge for parents who want to meet their friends while their kids can draw on the chalk board or have something to eat at their own table. Support a new local, or pop out of your way for a quirky, delicious cafe.

The building used to be an old deli and the exterior looks temporary and disused but as soon as you…read morewalk in its lovely. We asked for a menu and sat down and noticed the menu was pretty much a standard breakfast menu minus the healthier or more foodie special options befitting a gourmet cooking school. So I went up to order and after we ordered I noticed there was a specials board (which you wouldn't necessarily expect to see for breakfast) which was hidden from view from the dining area. Luckily it had one green Juice and two healthier more interesting breakfast options so we changed our order. It's surprising they didn't direct us to the menu board when we were given the menu. The green juice was excellent, and so was the mushrooms on toast. The creamed oats were not too creamy, just right. The coffee was terrible, the worst I have seen for a while. A 'flat white' is normally not literally white! The 'crema' on the top was white with not a tinge of brown and it tasted over milky as well.

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!