this place is such a slay. although busy, food is 10/10 eetswas. would highly recommendread more

Suburban cafe hidden on a side street off a main road? Check…read more All day breakfasts? Check. Chef with a dessert loving fangirl population spanning most of Adelaide? Check. This is Chef Quang's new venture after he shut the doors to his Devour Dessert Bar in July earlier this year and it's starting to make me wonder why he didn't explore savoury any earlier in his career! Now any chocoholic out there knows how good Devour's desserts are smokin' but trust me when I say that his breakfast menu is one to make you swoon. From bircher muesli to a multitude of eggy delights there is something to suit every brunch muncher. Don't forget to check the specials of the day either! My dining companions excitedly devoured corn fritters with salsa, baked eggs and a steak sandwich but I knew I had won the food envy stakes that day with my poached eggs on rye with smashed avo, mushrooms and pesto dressing. Eggs were perfectly cooked and everything was fresh and filling with the perfect bread to egg-goo ratio. Coffee lovers will find 5 Senses here and cold drip, filter and more if you fancy. Service is incredibly quick and direct to your table and the atmosphere is light and not too busy (yet). And for all those dessert fangirls out there don't worry, these guys are now shutting at their cafe at 4pm everyday and re-opening as a dessert bar from 6pm every night.

My friend purchased a Groupon and took me here for breakfast. We each got to choose a drink and…read moreanything off the menu, which was amazing value! The food in the cabinet looked delicious and there were plenty of sweet and savoury treats to choose from. The menu was also extensive with many options for breakfast and lunch. The cafe is situated as part of a furniture store, which is actually quite quirky and cute! The setup is nice and there is plenty of seating. Parking out the front is free, but sparse. The staff are very nice and happy to make changes to orders if you request it. The portions of the breakfasts are quite large, which is fantastic. Ingredients are also very fresh and waiting time is not long. I had spinach with my breakfast, but unfortunately it wasn't cooked and was just put fresh on my plate.. which was a bit bland. Likewise I found was the case with the whole breakfast, as all of the ingredients were sort of on their own with nothing to tie them together. The tomatoes weren't cooked very much and were basically raw, making them hard to cut. If there was a sauce or something or butter to go with the bread, it would have been much more enjoyable. The hash browns were delicious, however. They were probably my favourite part and I would've been happy to just have them instead of chewing plain bread and raw veggies. My friend had eggs with her meal, but still found it was all quite bland. Overall, the cafe is nice but the meals we had weren't anything special that we will be rushing back for. Maybe other menu options are better.

The "Pressed Tin Cafe" in Early Settler Recollections 215 Grote St Adelaide, has only just opened…read more This cafe is very comfortable, as you sit amidst a great range of Homewares. The Cafe has some good specials, Coffee and cake $7.50, An Early Settler High Tea, Pot of tea, plate of sandwiches, plate of savoury, plate of sweets, all for $35, booking are essential for a the High Tea. "Pressed Tin Cafe" July Menu is well worth a look, fresh Panini Bread, toasted Focaccia's, range of hot food, Salads and fruit juice's. We enjoyed the cake and coffee special, great value, good service, intend to return soon.

I've come here a few times and I've always been impressed with the service. The ladies at the check…read moreout are very friendly, polite and happy. The fruit and veg selection is also great and the shop it self is spacious and in a great position. Once you've finished your shopping at Woolies head over to Carousel for all your healthy needs. There is always good specials going and you'll often see, who I presume is the owner, out the front advertising the specials with his large voice, it'll make you feel like you're at the markets.

this shop has been open since marion was built i've been there on the odd occasion…read morebeing xmas i decided not to use the supermarket, but buy fresh from the fruit market. so disappointed and disgusted, the punnets of strawberries were extremely rubbery, so close to being off - i used the "so-called" half decent ones and threw the rest in the bin the kiwi fruit had clearly been sitting there for goodness knows how long and unusable, thrown in the bin apple cucumbers were puffy one would've assumed their turnover, especially at that time of year, you wouldn't expect old fruit & veg won't buy from them ever again

So, most of you by now I am sure have heard about Campbells Cash & Carry. It has been around for a…read morevery long time offering wholesale and bulk stock for businesses. I have been shopping there for years for my work in hospitality and event management. But, I am sure that most of you have not been able to shop here because you don't have a ABN to get a membership. Not any longer! I found out recently that if you have an RAA membership or work for a non-profit organisation such as a school, sporting or a social club you can apply. All you need to is download the application and show your cards or documentation. Check out their website for more details. Now, what will you find in this gigantic warehouse? Well, it is like a giant supermarket really. You will find everything you need like toiletries, pasta, canned tuna, spices, soft drinks, etc. You can buy items singly or in bulk. What is the price difference you ask? Well, to save money you want to buy in bulk, that is where to true savings are. But, if you want single items you still have a bit in comparison to a normal supermarket. So, let's just say you have a party coming up and you need paper plates, cups, forks, party pies, lollies, chips, etc. You can buy all those items and more really well priced here. This is my one stop party shop. Just yesterday I needed a bunch of popcorn kernels and paper bags for an event. I really need to buy bulk items to feed a lot of people. I purchased 500 paper bags for $8 and 12 bags of 375g popcorn kernels for $10. That is pretty good! It might surprise you to know that you can purchase good quality fresh meat and vegetables here as well. Great place to shop for Christmas dinner to save some money. So, if you meet the criteria to get a membership it is worth checking out if you have a big party coming up! Or if you like buying in bulk to save money.

This one time I was making a really giant sculpture out of grey PVC duct tape. I had bought ALL the…read moreduct tape at my local cheap stores. Bunnings was ridiculously overpriced. What I really needed was a lot of really, really cheap tape. Cheap stores were selling rolls at $2.50 p/unit. Campbell's Cash and Carry hit back at $1 p/unit. Right on. If you consume any item in bulk, this is the place to come. I'm talking Red Bull, Extra Chewing Gum, Neapolitan Icecream, toilet paper, condoms, Skittles, whatever. The lolly aisle alone is bigger than my local Foodland. Don't lose your shit when you get in there, stay calm. Get your bearings. Get to know the aisles - cruise for bargains before committing. Don't go crazy, you don't need a four litre bottle of chocolate syrup. But the more you buy, the cheaper the unit price. To get cheaper bargains, you need an ABN. No sweat, anyone can get one - sort yourself out online.

This is a fantastic little supermarket which has just about everything you need and is open until…read more9pm which is very convenient. I love the fact that the staff wear these funny little uniforms complete with matching red bow ties, it is quite bizarre really for a supermarket but it makes you feel assured that the service will be good, and it is. The fruit and vegetables are fresh and local and there is a wonderful section that is devoted to organic products which I love. The deli section is bright and expansive, with a great array of small goods and good cooked chooks. The only downside to this supermarket is it's super small aisles with mirrored columms in the centre that I have bumped into many a time.

Just what I needed to complete my trip and prep me for flying off…read more A bit of a retreat before heading to gates that include a good range of food and a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy it all in. Staff friendly and welcoming. I'd make time before flying to relax here.

Picking up my daughter at 9.20pm arrival and to my surprise almost every store in the airport is…read moreclosed or closing. This was the only store still serving coffee and after asking other stores and getting tired 'machines off' answers I almost gave up. The two girls in here were pleasant, friendly and happy to serve me - and a couple of other people before me too! The coffee was good and reasonably priced considering it's at the airport. Would definitely recommend here and they will now be getting my return business next time I'm here for business or personal travel.

Nice shopping experience. Supermarket looks great after renovations and the specials were amazing…read more My mum left her purse at home however staff were very polite and agreed to put her trolley on hold whilst she went home to retrieve and pay. Good range of items and very tidily organized. What I found most impressive about the supermarket was the fact that it was incredibly well presented with the new renovations. It looked like a modern supermarket and had a great professional theme to it. The bakery had a nice sign and the signs above the aisles also looked incredibly pleasant to the eye. I guess it is really just the little things but the state of the trolleys was even impressive. I got one that was in no way defected and although I could tell it was not new, it was still very shiny.

Everybody needs a local late night supermarket and the Marion IGA Foodland is a good one. The thing…read moreabout many smaller, late night supermarkets is that things can often be overpriced so if you run out of something late at night you end up paying a fortune for it. Not so here. The majority of their product is reasonably priced. You can grab a litre of milk for $1.25. Other positives about Marion Foodland IGA include the fact they have lots of staff in the store at any given time which means not too much waiting at checkouts. You know that annoying wait at late night supermarkets where only one person is on the checkout and there are ten people line up - not so here. Parking is always easy here and they have a good selection of deli products. Their bakery section is quite small but adequate and the fruit and veg section is pretty good too. If you have a late night emergency and live in the Marion area, I recommend this supermarket.

This is a handy supermarket. I don't have much good to say about supermarkets, I feel like they've…read morerun many good businesses into the ground. IGA has a very community-oriented marketing slant, but I still prefer to shop at smaller, more specialised outlets like butchers and small greengrocers. That said, this place is very convenient if you're in the area, the prices of most of the stuff is pretty competitive and the staff seem a bit friendlier than other supermarkets.