A year on and still one of my favourite brunch haunts in Adelaide. The BLT is delectable. That…read morebarbecue sauce! The zucchini fritters. Every single one of the noms! Goodwood is so much better for this place. Seriously. What's more, they're now running a monthly dinner night. So far there has been burgers and tacos. What'll be next?

The bold name, coming from cockney rhyming slang for 'wife', immediately puts this cafes' best food…read moreforward with a cheeky grin. This little offering sits pretty on Goodwood road and wants to tell you that you're stupid for going anywhere else and spending more than the bargain basement prices they have on offer for breakfast and brunching, most hitting under ten dollars. The menu is short and sweet, speaking of sweet bring your sweetner since only raw sugar is on offer here *insert joke about T&S being sweet enough*. Having lunch with some friends I grabbed a large coffee which was hella large, hella yummy and hella quick. They tried the BLT (of which I nicked the cheeky eggs on the side) both simple and delicious whilst the steak snaga with caramelised onions, the special of the day, really dazzled. Really cool venue again heed warning if you're super duper picky as the menu is pretty thin. Best for a bright sunny day, with a coffee and paper on hand.

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

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

The Local Crowd Cafe is situated on the Strand, Colonel Light Gardens. This is not a high traffic…read morearea, very residential, leafy Streets, with comfortable established homes. Inside a simple decor of predominately white walls with charcoal highlights, polished wooden floors adding visual warmth. A recent addition of very colourful paintings, all for sale, have immediate impact. The name of the cafe reflects the patronage, mid week, a cold winters day, and pleasantly busy, speaks for itself. We enjoyed a very nice ham & cheese croissant, wth two well made coffees. Abdulla the owner is a local identity, with a passion for food and coffee. We noted his attention to detail and service was excellent, along with a friendly, chatty personality, which is missing in many modern city style Cafes. For us an enjoyable visit.

You wouldn't even know this place was here hidden amongst a group of shops in colonel light…read moregardens. It was a great autumn day to be sitting outside in the sun looking at the hills in the distance. The staff are very welcoming and love to have a chat with the locals. They do an all day breakfast and lunch options. I had the almond milk bircher with rhubarb and a chai latte. Both were very nice. I'd love to come for lunch with my pooch. Shame it's not really my local.

Oh yes. This is one of those places you either luckily stumble across on a day you have some time…read moreto kill while waiting for an appointment nearby or search for with google maps because your friends told you that you MUST visit. I stumbled across it while waiting for an appointment that I was early to and what an impressive find!!! It's a collab venue with the right vibe and amazing coffee. Plants? They've got you covered- wine? No problem! Vegan? Of course! I just wished I found it sooner. Love it

Best oat milk lattes (they have the best oat milk brand and quality espresso) It's so cute inside…read morewith plants everywhere, which I love. I'm new to Adelaide and this is definitely my new favorite coffee shop. Went in this morning and they were slammed but the baristas were so kind welcoming and working extremely hard. Made me want to write a review. You guys are awesome. Sincerely, an oat milk espresso loving Californian.

The patio vibe is a bit rustic but lovely if that's your thing, service is very welcoming, and the…read morewhole vibe does indeed feel like Peter Rabbit, except minus the rabbits. Enjoyed the banana french toast along with the (Canadian?) bacon, friends enjoyed their drinks, and the overall stop felt quite worthwhile. They were busy even on a weekday morning so maybe make a reservation if you can.

I am so glad we came here. We were staying at the Quest on Franklin, which was a healthy 10 minute…read morewalk away, but worth the early morning exercise to get to Peter Rabbit. The whole city was in a public holiday lock down. Nothing was open. But we wanted something more than a lobby coffee take away. After a bit of research, Peter Rabbit popped up. And when we got there, we were not disappointed. It was a slightly nippy public holiday Sunday and luckily for us, we checked in just in nick of time, as the crowds were being to swell behind us. Most were being told to wait, as all the tables were booked out. Peter Rabbit felt like an autumnal garden, with a slight fairytale vibe about it. Ceramic pots with geraniums in them, wooden steamer trucks on beds of mulch, outdoor couches and big umbrellas, silver birch trees and weeping willows...all added to this great charm. Our breakfast food hit the spot on every front...perfectly cooked, runny poached eggs and giant rashers of bacon on beautifully toasted sour dough bread. Nothing was left except for yellow mop up marks. And for me the great litmus test of a great breakfast is the coffee. The cappuccinos were excellent. I had two! Clearly the locals loved Peter Rabbit, judging by the streams of faces coming by. So a big thumbs on from our troop. I will be back! I really recommend this place, but don't chance a walk in unless you are really early. Book in advance.

This was my favorite brunch of the two I tried in Adelaide. We made a mistake and were 30min late…read morefor our reservation, but luckily they were nice enough to hold our reservation for us when we called and said that we were on the way. The place was very light and airy. We sat on the ground level, but there is also an indoor balcony area and a couple outdoor tables. I was very happy with the bloody Mary, got a good depth of flavor and a moderate spicy level. I LOVED the whipped avo. It was basically a deconstructed avocado toast. The avo was so light and fluffy and tangy, absolutely amazing on its own, but then to pair it with the feta, pickled rhubarb and the beautiful artisan toast - I ate every last crumb and wished there were more.

Amazing food! There were these raisins in the tikka masala that were absolutely outstanding. The…read morecoffee was good too. I had a flat white and a piccolo! Would go back again to try more items!

Woohoo feels good to put up a review after a long break! I've known about the Middle Store after…read moreseeing it on Yelp some months ago, but I didn't notice it was around where I live. It was a friend who wanted to come here and after he reminded me it was Rose from Masterchef who ran the cafe, I agreed to try it. While that's pretty awesome, something way cooler happened! Towards the end of our meal, Georgia Barnes (2015 runner up) and Jessie Spiby (2015) came into the cafe for coffee. Lucky us right? My only regret was not asking for a photo with the three of them. Onto the review. As usual I was pretty indecisive and tend to go for a burger option if I can't decide, so I ordered the lamb kofta burger while my friend went for the Lebanese Mezze Breakfast. The wait wasn't too lengthy and my burger was pretty tasty. It's a different type of burger than what I'd normally have, because this one was really fresh and quite light. There was plenty of hummus along with pickled cabbage, cucumber, tomato and a bed of rocket. It stands out visually with the colours. The kofta patty was not bad but I felt it was a bit on the thin side, because there was quite alot of turkish bread that formed the buns. And yeah, as a result the whole experience was quite bready for me but thanks to the hummus and the veges the burger wasn't dry. My friend also wanted to try one of their house made tarts as well so I just had a little bit. It was a passionfruit curd one and it was decent, not too sweet and refreshing due to the passionfruit. But at $4.50 for what's essentially a mini-tart it's getting on the pricey side. I would have gone for a baklava if I was craving a sweet pastry. The interior is very clean looking and inviting, on par with alot of the nicer cafes around the city. The prices are solid ($10.50) for the lamb burger and the breakfast ($15.50). The location is one reason I'd come back- no need to drive to the city just for brunch or lunch. There's a few other things I'd like to try as well if I come back. Overall, a good find and the timing of our visit was impeccable!

Good coffee and healthy muesli. Eggs were good lots of bacon in a serve our puppy got a breakfast…read moretreat

A cafe that recognises the value of table service is never underrated. To know that you can sit and…read morewhile away the hours talking to friends without having to keep an eye out for a break in the line to order at the counter is a blessing and an easy way to up sell that "do you want another coffee?" A simple menu of seasonal, organic produce gives you a pick of eggs, muesli and toast for breakfast. And they are serious when they say organic and seasonal because avocados and tomatoes "weren't in season" when we went. But there was still plenty of mushrooms, spinach, sweet potato rosti and beetroot relish to fill up my plate of sourdough rye toast and poached eggs. The coffee is lovely here but unfortunately they don't use Bonsoy. And the Just Brewed green tea on the menu is most heavenly and light green tea I have ever tasted. Prices are incredibly reasonable for the quality of food, table service and size of meals and I'm now planning my next trip back for lunch and an excuse to meet over tea and dessert!

I finally decided to try Doof Doof (because well they know food backwards) and when Google Maps…read moresuggested we arrived at our destination we were a bit puzzled turns out it's now "Natures Providore" with new owners. All the Earth loving, green juice drinking and chia seed munching people of Adelaide will be jumping for joy! It's mainly a cafe but also has a selection of health foods along with organic fruit & veggies. I must stress that this isn't where you would go for a traditional greasy hangover cure big breakfast but if you are looking for a trendy guilt free breakfast place which isn't laden with calories then you'd love it. They have an extensive cold pressed juice menu - I loved my orange & ruby grapefruit (insider tip aren't on the menu but up on an inconspicuous chalkboard) and the French Toast was to die for namely because of the amazing berry sauce/jam -- if you have a sweet tooth then this is for you. My partner had the seasonal breakfast with bacon and although enjoyable overall the bacon seemed to be boiled not fried which he didn't particularly love. The service was friendly and it's table service which is always a lovely touch and seems to be a long lost art these days. There was no outrageous line on a Sunday morning at 10am which is good - it is quite a large space. It left me feeling all zen and healthy post breakfast and can't wait to come again. Namaste.

I never write reviews. Ever. Not even if a place is really good. It's just not my thing…read more But after my 5th visit here I can't not write something. This place is brilliant. Best service. Best coffee. Best feeds for mostly under 10 bucks. The most lovely family atmosphere and nothing but smiles from ear to ear. I live 45 mins away from here. I make excuses to go vaguely near here so I can swing by for a feed and coffee. 12/10 Love it

From the owner: Great coffee and food using quality ingredients.read more