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.

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!!!

Food was fine and service good. But after ordering I asked to taste a few wines to pick the best…read moreto go with our meals. I tasted 3 wines and picked a $52 bottle. When the bill came, I was charged the full amount for a complete wine tasting (which I did not even know existed). After spending almost $200 on food and wine I felt the chintzy and cheap treatment for a few lousy dollars to the charge was an insult. Be very careful when you buy there.

Beautiful view, lovely food, good service with a reasonable price point. Would give this a hearty…read morerecommend. The Coffees are great. Have a wine tasting prior to lunch to help select your own pairing. Even on a cold windy day with the heaters and a lap blanket it's well worth the stop.

Bar 41 came highly recommended as having one of the best burgers in South Australia. Loving the…read moreopportunity to try a new place I was looking forward to having a weekend free to enjoy a lovely drive to Williamstown. I was not disappointed !!!!! This burger was well balanced and just the right amount of juiciness, meat pattie with it's own delicious flavour, bacon cooked to perfection and to top it all off the turkish bread is also made on site. This is definitely a destination to try out and enjoy the drive. With organic baked bread loaves to purchase I couldn't help but buy a rosemary and potato one to take home. Can't wait to go back. Situated in the heart of Williamstown, it is locally-owned and operated by talented Chef Marco Rakic, who displays a passion for regional seasonal produce. Cafe Details: ~ Breakfast & Lunch ~ Seasonal regional produce ~ Specialty Coffee & Teas ~ Continental pastries and cakes ~ Artisan Sourdough ~ Catering Open Wednesday to Saturday 8am to 4pm and Sunday 9am to 4pm, for breakfast & lunch

Right, imagine being in the Clare Valley and after all that wine tasting you really just want some…read moregood coffee. We stumbled upon this place by accident, drove past it and thought it looked like they may sell decent coffee, so we made a U-turn and drove back. And what a creative name: One White Kite. They decorated their cafe window accordingly, a white kite in front of a white background. Pretty cool methinks. They sell very good coffee, sandwiches and some patisserie. Apart from that, there's also a little area dedicated to gift ideas such as books, mugs or keychains. The interior decor is lovely and so are staff that work here. If I'm ever back in remote Kapunda, I'll definitely get my coffee from here.

Three of us had lunch in One White Kite of Friday, what a treat…read more We each had the same meal, chicken pie and salad. The individual chicken pie was to die for. Quite large, made from wonderful pastry with a tasty filling of vegetables and large pieces of tender chicken. Accompanying the pie was a beautiful salad of mixed lettuce with a few surprises like halved tiny tomatoes, pieces of tender young cucumber and olives with a very tasty dressing. The waitress/cook was friendly and very capable and made the best coffee. Sadly none of us had room for a dessert from the selection. Happily we don't live too far away so this lunch experience could be habit forming. Cheers, Norma, John and Margaret McCarthy.

Well, this seems to be one of those places that has decided to be a cross between two types of…read moreshops, one of them being a cafe. Yeah, it seems like a lot of shops these days have decided to include a cafe, and this one actually does breakfast as well. It turned out to be pretty cool because the other part of the business is basically a second-hand shop, or moreso and antique shop. One thing I thought was pretty cool was how they had repurposed some Little Golden Books as menus, which keeping them as Little Golden Books. Oh, and the breakfast was rather nice as well.

Every year or so we travel from Kalgoorlie WA to Wollongong, the pleasure of our trip was a visit…read moreto Mallyons Bush Cafe Morgan and just under two years ago in Feb 13,we noticed they were shut ,owner told us only bus groups on weekends from then on ,twice we have gone past in October14 and then December 14. And each time we excitedly thought they may be open again but alas no! How on earth do we manage to get on a bus tour as we are driving thru ,not staying anywhere to be able to access a bus group ? I used to buy quite a few gifts there,it was my main source of presents for families and friends back East and for here in Kalgoorlie .please reconsider opening ,at least if we made a phone call to you while crossing the Eyre HWY and you could let us come in to purchase the goods and relax awhile? Please? So disappointed , Louise Piazza 0890216037 Kalgoorlie WA

Good food We were passing through One Tree Hill at around…read morelunch time so it was convenient for us to stop for a bite to eat. The food was really good and it was very reasonably priced! This is good country hospitality at its best!

Stumbled across this place completely by accident and what a pleasant discovery it was. It's…read moredefinitely designed as more of a bikers road stop and although I am not a motoring enthusiast per say, the environment and vibe of the place really appealed to me. The counter top is the front of an old ford, the table tops have engineering plan/ motor mappy looking thing under glass, they have a map of the Adelaide hills framed on the wall which looked to me, with the aid of a white board marker is used for motorists to get there where-abouts. The outdoor dining area is really Pretty while the inside dining is very much setup as a motor enthusiast shed, come man cave, come quaint cafe and it totally works!! The coffee and food was really good to-boot (? Is that the right word, not sure... But you get the idea). The Throttle Shed has that tucked away feeling but it's actually not very far off Main North Road at all. They seem to have their regulars as others that came in to the cafe all seemed quite familiar with each other which just added to the overall pleasantness. My husband and I were really glad we stopped to check this place out. Ps. They also appear to be open every day except Tuesdays. (They were even open on Christmas Day according to the signage we saw).

This is a little gem hidden in the tiny mid north town of Orroroo, about 3 hours from Adelaide…read more Maggie's does all sorts of very fresh baguettes, wraps, focaccias, sandwiches and doorstops (massive pieces of toasted bread with your choice of fillings). The coffee is simply amazing. I've eaten here a number of times and the Roo Burger is definitely a favourite. If you get in early enough (before 11:30m) the breakfasts are very reasonably priced and have a plentiful serving. There's always a number of locals in there, so for a small town you know that the food is good.

Never go hungry here, pretty keen on the Roo burger or the bacon turkey baguette but the missus…read moreloves the chicken licken. Stop in if you're passing through town, pretty good selection of cakes, slices and drinks all made in house!

I'd been looking for a local spot since I moved to the Barossa…read more This place felt like home from the moment I walked in. It's a bit of a drive from the main towns of the Barossa but it really feels like your getting away from it all. It's run along with the little post office by 4 lovely ladies. Warm friendly greetings have now turned into warm friendly hugs, chats with the locals, comforting coffee and inspiring food. They have a rustic brunch menu with healthy smoothies and smashed avocado on locally made sour dough (Iv met the beautiful people who make it) plus 1 or 2 wonderful lunch specials every Thursday, Friday, Saturday.