Well .... I certainly didn't expect to find this gem of a coffee shop in the middle of nowhere!!!…read more We were on our way to Port Pirie, and instead of stopping in for (bad) coffee at Port Wakefield, we decided to come here after doing a google search for 'good coffee'. Jitter Bean Oasis has fantastic coffee (they use Mahalia from Robe), and delicious sweets. My partner had the citrus tart, and said it was the best she had ever had (big call!), and I had a vanilla slice which was amazing. The savoury pies and pasties looked amazing too, and the staff were absolutely lovely. Highly recommended!!

Awesome as usual!…read more Best place to stop for coffee and lunch. Friendly awesome service by the owners. Coffe and food always good and the cheesecake is to die for!

Since I didn't manage to have a coffee the last time in Balaklava, and since were were heading up…read morethat way, we decided to take a detour and see if we could find a place where I could complete that quest. Well, this happened to be the place. It's a nice little coffee shop, though in a way it is also a bakery. Yeah, I have to admit that there is some charm, and the service was pretty good as well. Like, don't expect Melbourne style coffee, but as a place to grab something to drink, or relax, it is nice.

Always have a lovely time here…read more Cakes are baked fresh on site every day. Lovely friendly staff. Food is casual but yummy and the hot chocolate is smashing. They have a big board of salads, rolls and hot drinks. If you require a different option they will try their best to cater for you. They have soy milk for coffees and milk shakes etc. I love that there is a stand supporting local homemade cards.

This was a lovely cafe in the town of Burra, though I probably shouldn't be all that surprised to…read morefind a place like this in what is essentially a tourist town (even though many of the tourists come here just to see the Midnight Oil House - or at least I did). Well, the service was good, and they definitely made a nice pot of tea. Actually, the atmosphere of the cafe was actually quite relaxing and laid back as well, though it certainly did seem to be a little crowded. However, it was still quite nice.

I went there the other day for lunch. I ordered a quiche,…read more it was on the smaller size than what they usually were, but that was ok because it was watery lacked any flavor I had to add salt and it was still bland. I only assure half of it and was so disappointed.

Yowza! A small breakfast menu with few uninspiring items…read more Went for the granola fruit & yogurt plate, figured it would be a quick trip from kitchen to table. 25 minutes later it showed up. Coffee tasted of burned grounds. Place is in dire need of an uplift - doesn't matter which direction, just a little uplift. Left wanting so much more, but then again, believe there are other coffee shops in the area, so that's a plus.

The first time we tried to visit Wild Saffron, it was absolutely packed and we couldn't get a table…read more... I guess that's a fair indication of how good a place is ;) The other week we visited for a coffee and something to nibble on. My soy latte was delicious, as was my choc biscuit. Service was very friendly and quick too. This place has a large range of organic foods and lovely gifts lining the edges of the cafe. We would definitely visit here again when passing through!

Terrific coffee and glorious heritage gardens! The coffee in…read morethis cafe housed in converted grocery store built in 1855 is terrific, and afterwards we really enjoyed exploring the heritage gardens behind the property!

From the owner: Wine Cellar Door for Velvet & Willow Wines, Cafe with artisan coffee, Function Centre for up to 100…read morepeople, Heritage Garden

A year ago I would have given this restaurant 5 stars: it has been one of our favourites for20+…read moreyears. However, after going there for lunch on Thursday I have downgraded it to three stars. The reasons for this are: The menus are presented on an A4 sheet of green paper, food on one side and wine on the other. Not the class of presentation we are used to here. The fish was the only menu item listed as GF; not every gluten intolerant person wants fish for lunch. We were specifically asked up front if we had any special dietary requirements but even so we were not told of any other GF alternatives. The home-made chorizo was slightly too dry and lacking in flavour. A sauce or relish was definitely required here. My wife had the pork belly. The waitress asked if she wanted it entrée or main size and said the main had 5 pieces of pork compared to 3 on the entrée. When the bill came we were staggered to see that to increase a $23 entrée to main was charged at an additional $28! I do not know how they can justify this. On the plus side the caramelised onion and Brie bruschetta was absolutely delicious and the bread roll was also very good, even though it was late in being served (we were beginning to think the butter dish was for decoration). Sorry Skillogalee, but you are no longer one of our 'must visit' establishments.

Finally made it here! A slight detour on the Riesling cycle trail but worth it! Set in a bush…read moresetting, even if you don't get a seat on the verandah this place is great. Everything we had was perfect. Great wine and food, end of story.

Aweosme cafe and second hand book shop!…read more The cafe owners are very friendly. Great selection of second hand books Great coffee Amazing cheese cake Great cafe food menu too/ can't go wrong with a toastie! Book lovers be warned with from from $2-$10 you may go a little crazy!

Nosh was yummy yummy yummy. Despite tucking into gourmet platters at wineries for the most part of…read morethe weekend it was so lovely to have a delicious home style brunch from Nosh in Tanunda. The produce is absolutely delicious and of the highest quality meaning a simply egg and bacon sandwich is a taste sensation. My partner opted for the salmon and hollandaise and was very satisfied with the meal. His only comment was that it could have done with a bit of salt, or capers to compliment the salmon. The coffee was fantastic and the smoothie fresh and delish! We tried a couple of places on Murray St and Nosh will be where we go to again. (Just quietly I rate it over Cafe Pod and the staff are way friendlier!)

Quaint cafe slash bookshop. Tables or lounge area for eating or having coffee…read more Menu is simple but a good variety. Had bfast here. Food was great as was the coffee. Great place for a quiet catch-up w friends family or a loved one.

Wowsers, this is one of the most beautiful coffee shops I have ever seen!!!!…read more This building was originally a bank (hence the name), and the owners renovated it themselves (seriously ... they did it by looking at YouTube clips!!), and the result is an incredibly sophisticated, high-spec building. The cafe has been open for a year, and is a gem on the main street. We had F.C. Grubb softdrinks (locally produced in Gladstone by Trend Drinks), and some delicious bikkies and baklava. The coffee smelled amazing, and the ambience is gorgeous. They have a few collectables (carefully curated) in the actual 'vault', which is a lovely touch. We sat on the leather couches and chatted to the gorgeous owner, after admiring her handiwork and wishing this was our loungeroom!! I'd really like to come back here and try the coffee ... but also, it's one of those places that is just so beautiful you just need to go back to soak it all up!!!