Romeo's Organic Wholefoods is a one-stop-shop for health. It has a small range of organic fruit and…read morevegetables, as well as dairy and vegetarian foods. There are aisles of wholemeal organic pasta, flours, nuts, and organic coffee and teas etc. On the other side of the shop is a large range of health and beauty products, including organic and free-of-everything hair-care, moisturisers, make-up and more. At the front of the shop is a small cafe connected to the register. What initially caught me was the sign for $6 organic coffee and vegan muffin. I'm not vegan, but I try to eat it when I'm able, so I bee-lined for the counter. I got myself a latte and a berry muffin, and some free reading material. For an organic coffee, I was impressed. Having just read about the sins of sugar, I had my coffee without my usual one teaspoon, which could have been a mistake since I often need to sugar to take the edge of the bitterness. This however was fine without, and not bitter at all, though maintaining its flavour. It wasn't quite like normal coffee, but I couldn't pin-point why that was. Still, I was happy with it. Vegan sweets are mostly really moist, and this was no exception. I couldn't tell it was vegan apart from its density, and I love a dense muffin, so no complaints here.

Romeo's Organic Wholefoods is awesome. They stock a few difficult to find products for the chemical…read morefree home, vegetarian/vegan, health conscious individuals. Organic can be pricey as I'm sure you're well aware (I sure as hell am being a uni student) but they do some ok deals on select items. We always browse their discounted items section and scab a few bargains. We shop around quite a bit for organic items and I must say they do alright on price, range and quality. If more big retailers can push organic hopefully it will become more affordable, without compromising the ethics ("free-range" eggs are an example of how standards can be watered down for corporate greed). In the meantime Romeo's Organic Wholefoods is on my list of places to source stuff from. Highly recommend for those that are like-minded!

House of health has all the goods of similar stalls in half the space and usually for half the…read moreprice! An amazing selection of soy milks and gluten free / wheat free etc breads. I always shop at house of health for honey and peanut butter... they package them up in different size chinese takeaway containers and sell them at bargain basement prices. So much cheaper and better than the supermarket. There is also an array of nuts and seeds to keep all you health fanatics happy!

A gem in the market! I love the prices and the selection of offer. Their coconut flours prices are…read morethe cheapest I've seen so far. They also have a great range of soaps and serve yourself bins. Last time I grabbed myself some almond meal and it is such better value than the supermarkets and you can choose how much you like. On the continuing flour trend, the rice flour is cheap t=and good quality too! Friendly service makes this place a definite favourite.

Foodworks is like a mini IGA, open all the days you kick yourself for being unprepared for (hello…read moreevery public holiday ever) and provide some odd selections you wouldn't usually find in your day to day coles runs, but you do pay a little through the nose for the privelege. I was a bit disappointed by this one, usually they stock tonnes of vegan and vego specific brands you don't usually find in the shops but no fake-on or not dogs in sight. There were some great salads though that were pretty well priced when paying by the kilo between roughly $16-24, highly recommend the pumpkin and feta which saved our skins when we brought it as a last minute bbq present. So pretty stoked at that! Great hours and a god send for public holidays.

Friendly and knowledgable service combined with a well thought out menu of bowls, smoothies,…read morenut/protein balls and ready to go drinks make Bom Dia my favorite smoothie hangout in Adelaide. The Champions is by far my favorite smoothie with the Bombora (if I remember it correctly) a very close second. The acai balls are second to none. Limited street parking plus a lot across the street on Elizabeth. Limited bench seating - more a take away place. Highly recommended.

I'd heard so much about this little place from all my hipster friends, and i depend on them for the…read morebest new places up and coming in Adelaide! If you love places like nutrition republic, or the organik store you will love this little super charged store! A very small menu and only one seat near the window means Bom Dia does not have a cafe vibe. They specialize in raw desserts, smoothies and acai bowls and will likely serve as take aways. Acai is a super food berry, and essentially the bowls are these berries in a gelati - sorbet - type form with fresh fruit, honey and varying condiments (usually granola and banana in particular). Overseas (eg Hawaii) people usually have this as a brekky but here you are able to have these delicious treats at any time of day, even as a dessert! The staff are super friendly here. Its a bit pricey but you won't find bowls like this anywhere else in adelaide..although the trend is starting to take off! The raw desserts are also worth checking out, as well as the pressed juice shots!

So you live out here in the 'satellite' suburbs, right? Campbelltown, lap of the gods - well,…read moreexcept if you need some kind of grocery item late at night. You CAN pay over the odds at a BP service station, there's two open 24/7 in the area - however if you're not going at paying two to three times what the can of catfood is worth at your local supermarket, you CAN go to the IGA... Open till midnight, this is often a lifesaver for me - 15 years after leaving the Gold Coast I still have the odd lapse of concentration and forget I live in Adelaide, home of the 5pm closure, rather than a 24 hour fantasmogoria of shopping opportunities. You can get everything here from cat food to breakfast cereal, and the store is open till midnight. OMG, midnight, whatever is Adelaide coming to??? Until Campbelltown gets a 24 hour shop of some kind, the IGA is it. It provides absolute gold by being open way past the time every other supermarket has curled up with it's pillow and a nice fluffy doona. Kudo's IGA, I love you!!!

This place is a life saver. The fact that it is open until 12am every night is perfect if you run…read moreout of milk or some other kind of food stuff that you need. I find myself here a lot actually, I should probably organise myself a little better, but then again I know this place is here as a sort of grocery safety net. As it is an IGA they stock things that other supermarkets do not. They have American sodas and the like, as well as a huge range of imported foods from Italy.

An extremely new and modern supermarket, featuring elevators, high ceilings and a car park…read moreunderneath the building. The supermarket offers cheap alternatives to products that are overpriced simply because of their brand name. Contrary to the common opinion, note Aldi products are Australian made and are usually just as local as alternatives in other supermarket chains. The environment of the interior of Aldi Blackwood is very comfortable. With wide isles and displays spread around rather than clustered, Aldi is a nice place to be. Aldi is a better alternative also because it provides more jobs to locals. Unlike the local Coles and Woolworths, Aldi has no self serve operated systems so you get the attention you need when shopping. I highly recommend Aldi above all other local supermarkets.

Popular local spot with a great vibe. Had a chai frappe which was amazing!…read more Super friendly staff, jolly tunes, organic supplies and a great weekend spot to meet up with friends. We dropped by on a Saturday arvo after finding everywhere else we'd usually go closed. Glad we came would definitely come back,

A quant Cafe in a great location on King William Road. A…read moregreat variety to accommodate sweet and savoury taste buds along with the types of hipster, plain and simple food lovers. A little difficult to order with no table service but staff are beyound lovely. Reasonably priced and cutting edge of food trends.

Dropped in at Goodwood Fresh today and picked up two small containers of strawberries for $6 and a…read morecouple of sweet mangoes for just under $7. Keep an eye out for the small boxes on the floor framing the perimeter of the indoor fruit stalls. Packets of mini jelly cups ( my kids were thrilled to find them!), mixed nuts and snacks at fantastic prices can be found here. It's a perfect spot to finish off your fruits and fresh produce shopping as you scale the many food spots along Goodwood Road.

This is a swish greengrocers. The staff are as lovely and helpful as you would expect anyone…read morehanging out around the aroma of fresh produce daily to be. They're local and not owned by a chain so they won't shuffle you along and try to help you as best they can. Keep an eye out for specials by the door when you head here because there are absolute bargains to be had. The other day I picked up a tray of mangoes for $10. Like a lot of grocers, Goodwood Fresh is branching out into the gourmet food range. Beside their counter you'll find pre-made fruit and veg salads, dips, cheeses, oils and yoghurts to accompany whatever picnic or chardonnay mixer you might be organising. Gift baskets are also available, and Goodwood Fresh delivers in the local area.