Cafe Aqua is a convenient place to get a meal if you're going to see a movie or have just finished…read moreshopping but convenience, friendly service and reasonably priced meal deals is where the positives stop for me. The meals are well presented but the quality just isn't there. I had the fish, chips and salad - the fish was oily and mushy, my husband had the calzone which was soggy and lacking in flavour, apparently the Schnitzel, Cajun chicken salad and beef burger were enjoyable enough for the price but nothing to write home about according to the others I dined with. They do have a large fish tank in the dining area which we found kept my 18mth old niece entertained, making our dining experience easier and more relaxed, so if you have young children try and get a table near the fish tank. I would dine here again if I was at the shopping centre but only due to there being a relatively limited number of dining options that don't involve fast food.

A fairly decent place to get a meal in Elizabeth. The staff are always friendly and the food is of…read moredecent quality. The busiest times seem to be at lunch, with many workers in the nearby Elizabeth shopping centre and council chambers coming over for lunch as there isn't much of a selection inside the centres food court. The food is nice, however you do get what you pay for. Pizza is a popular option, with a range of about 10 toppings to choose from.

Villi's bakery is a South Australian institution and this spot on main north road is the newest…read moreincarnation of its shop front. We've come here before with overseas guests to The Show on PBAFM specifically to introduce them to the joy, the challenge that is the Pie Floater. This 24 hour bakery is clean, well lit, well stocked and very well used. We've been here for kranski and chips, pie floaters, and the simple pie and doughnut. The food is consistently good though the coffee is less than I'd hoped. But that's probably because we are spoilt by the many cafés around metro Adelaide.

First they delivered half the order. I called the cafe & they didn't care & said "Not my problem,…read morecall Menulog". They censor social media feedback & then block people. 0/10 for customer service.

It was nice when opened but you need to update information. This chain is permanently closed and…read moreout of business.

What a treat! The teething issues that seem to be rude on Facebook comments seemed to all be ironed…read moreout! I was so impressed with the service, decor and menu despite high expectations to start with. I had the hot choc pop from the winter menu and it was like a dream! The melted chocolate liking the rim was still warm, the popcorn was a compliment and the brownie was nice and crumbly. Shakes vary from 13-20 each and the other desserts are similar in price. I didn't look at the other parts of the menu ... No need Good job 50sixone on a great launch and products

So, we were on our way out of the city, and we happened to be going past the Parade, which is well…read moreknown for its collection of restaurant. Well, sort of wanted to try one of the cafes out, and it happened to be this one. Yeah, it was certainly what I expected from your typical inner-city coffee house, though of course I noted that it was pretty crowded so unfortunately having a spot of breakfast was sort of out of the question. However, I did grab a coffee, and I certainly admit that that was pretty nice. Definitely a place that I would consider returning to.

I was looking forward to experiencing Argo. But it was a huge disappointment. I was there for…read morebrunch on a Sunday. The service was bad. The waitress was in a hurry and almost threw the dishes on our table. The food was less than mediocre; the app didn't work properly;.he food was mediocre. Argo's website is amazing, but that's the only positive thing I can write about the place. I won't go there again.

Beautifully decorated. Lovely menu. Fresh food. Terrible service. Badly planned layout…read more Ordered a meal which had to have some ingredients removed of due to food allergies, asked to replace those allergen foods with some veggies (or just a pickle would have been nice) which was ignored by the server. Pity as the food seemed promising. My eating companions order was also messed up by the server- side note who was also rude sadly and ignored us when we tried to get it fixed. Tbh. I have had better. I have had worse. This place is 'eh'.

Oh holy pickle, this café is really exciting!…read more Pickle in the Middle began their journey as a pop up stall in the Adelaide Central Markets. The stall showcased awesome cheesy pickle toasties and an arrangement of pickled local produce. After being an absolute hit with the locals, they have opened this lovely establishment. This café really shows that if you work hard enough, you can achieve your goals. What an impressive job they have done! The layout of the café is open, fresh and inviting. A big long bar kitchen area is the main feature piece, surrounded by modern styled café tables and chairs. Upon my arrival, I was greeted by a lovely waitress who seated me and guided me through the menu. But, I knew what I wanted before I arrived. Pickle cheese toastie, oh yeah! How could I not? Every review of Pickle in the Middle claims that they make the best toasties in Adelaide. However, after revising the menu I was also tempted to try the Beet Cured Salmon. Maybe next time. Bring on the cheese toastie! So, after a giggle with my waitress I ordered the ever beckoning toastie and a refreshing glass of lemon myrtle iced tea. I did not have to wait long for my meal and I could not wipe the smile from my face. In my opinion, to make the perfect cheese toastie you need three things. 1: To choose your bread carefully (thick slices is preferable). 2: Good quality sharp cheese. 3: Must be cooked on a flat grill plate or saucepan (none of this toastie machine stuff). And boy did they deliver. My toastie was cooked to perfection, a lovely golden brown on the outside and thick gooey cheese on the inside. The zucchini pickle accompaniment was simply divine; pickled with mustard seeds, onion, and the right amount of sweetness and acidity. The toastie to my surprise as also served with a yummy pickled small cucumber and a small portion of a salad. The lemon myrtle iced tea was so refreshing and really worked well with the cheese toastie. So, the verdict: Yes, this was one of the best toasties I have eaten in Adelaide. Well done guys! I think this café may be the talk of the town very soon! I love this café for offering such a simple menu and showing that simple food can be so special.

I was really, really tempted to give this store some other rating to prove the title false. I was…read morethinking up funny quips and everything. But then I tasted one of the pasties and I knew I had no choice. Maybe it's because I'm accustomed to plastic-sealed, supermarket pasties. Maybe it's because I've been wandering the city for hours on a starving belly. Maybe it's because I've gone off sugar, and they dumped a load of sugar into this bad boy. I don't know. But I DO know that the pasty tasted amazing. I'm salivating at the memory and am considering another purchase. The inside is nice and well-lit, with - true to the 'green' coloured theme of the place - energy saving light bulbs. The staff is nice. The prices are mercifully cheap. And the only mess I saw in the place was that one engendered by me as I ate my pasty, as neatly as a three year old might. But I make no illusions; the five stars is all in the taste of the pasty.

I arrived late, around 3pm and they were sold out of most things. They still had a lonely fruit…read moreand nut bar which didn't last long as it was wicked good. Penny pincher heaven. The most expensive item listed on the menu is Vietnamese cold rolls at 5 bucks!! The interior is G-R-E-E-N. The walls are green, the ceiling is green, and perhaps it's the reflection of the walls and ceiling but the floors look green too.

So I read the previous review and thought... "that doesn't sound right to me" and I'll tell you…read morewhy. Quite simply... the place has changed hands. The customer service of the new owners I thought was a bit lacking at first, but after a few times of returning back, the staff have recognised me and their service is great! Most of the patrons are just locals who are their regulars, as the staff know most people by name. My order is a roll with mainly pickled ingredients with a few fresh ingredients. Everything tastes great and the roll is put together well. You can tell the owner secretly loves good food. I don't go near some of the things on the menu just because of my diet, but it all sounds and looks tempting. If you just want a fresh roll *thumbs up* great place to go! Highly recommend it!! As a barista, I don't often go back to a place for coffee unless the coffee is decent. If I get a bad one, I give the place a 2nd chance. If it's bad the 3rd time, I don't go back and spread the word that coffee is not served very well. Craigmore Cafe however, their coffee was the drawing card for me even before I started getting rolls. They really do know how to make a coffee! If you're in the area and want good coffee and food. Make sure you stop by!

Literally the worst place I have ever eaten at…read more The woman behind the counter had no customer service skills, and was rude to another customer while I was "dining". (Seriously, if it's your job to go get white bread when supplies are low, just go get it. It's not the customers fault if he doesn't want brown. Coles is less than 15 steps away.) I thought I ordered a chicken roll. Apparently my english skills fail me, since what I got was a lump og charcoal with some chicken bones (Warning, may contain traces of chicken). There was so much mayo on the outside of the roll, I had to wipe my hands after every bite. Particularly large smears of mayo over the most burnt bits, meaning she had clearly seen it and not actually cared at all. Hot Chocolate was okay though. Not good. But okay.

Don't be a hater, just wait on a table till later!…read more Yes, you'll probably have to wait 10 minutes for a table and yes, in the process you'll be required to play the (they're on their last sip of coffee) "excuse me are you almost finished?" game. But once you get a seat at a deceivingly small "Big Table," you'll feel rewarded and even more ready for brunch. The Big Table has a pretty simple breakfast menu but there is definitely something on there to cater for everyone! From ricotta pancakes to Green Eggs & Ham or Strawberry French Toast it is hard to decide. Word of warning: Do not, I repeat, do not get their full serving of breakfast unless you are bloody hungry. Their half servings of everything are huge and so rich in flavours you don't need it doubled in size. You also want to allow enough space to have a berry smoothie and at least 3 coffees while you are there because they are scrumptious. Green Eggs and Ham on rye is one of my staple dining out brunch items and The Big Table serve some of the best. Fluffy, slightly gooey scrambled eggs with pesto and grilled smoked salty ham makes for a perfect brekkie and lunch. For a place that has a kitchen the size of my bathroom the service has always been friendly and quick. This is a great way to spend a Saturday morning amongst the buzz of the Central Markets.

I was truly impressed when I first walked in to the Adelaide Markets. I love the fact that it was a…read moredestination to go to eat, not just a destination to go to buy food to then eat later. And so we did! At the Big Table. On a Saturday morning the Big Table was unsurprisingly bustling. You can either sit around the counter - which I am told is *the* place to be - or you can sit on the surrounding tables, which is where we found ourselves. You pop up to the counter to order, and I went with the special Bircher Muesli while my companion went for the corn fritters because she "gets the corn fritters every single time". When they came out, I totally understood why and I *immediately* had food jealousy. Sure, my Bircher looked totally delicious and was really upping the stakes when it comes to 'brunch art', but there was simply no beating the deliciousness and aroma coming off my friends corn fritters. Damn it! Ultimately The Big Table is a super fun brunch place, especially for the tourist and people-watcher within all of us, however it was just a little too hectic and fast-paced for my lazy Saturday morning.