I quite liked this little cafe in Tanunda. I probably should be at all surprised that such cafes…read moreare appearing around the place, particularly in tourist towns like Tanunda. Actually, it is probably a bit more of a bakery, but there seemed to be quite a few options available, though of course I ended up only having a pot of tea. The other thing was that there was also quite a nice garden out the back where you can enjoy a nice day, of which there are a few.

I've been here for a few times for business meetings. Nice coffee and the food was well prepared,…read moregenerous and tasty. The place is clean and tidy and staff are friendly. Nothing so amazing that it's worth driving from Adelaide for, but a good lunch spot that I'd visit more if I was a local. You can do a lot worse in Tanunda.

Great coffee and tasty food which is delived with passion.One of the best in the Barossa.Small but…read moremuch of the traffic is locals who are discerning.They take their coffee and go. The breakfast is delicious especially the avocado on toast with poached eggsand finished with lemon oil.Many seasonal dished made from customers gardens.Great spot for a catch up but seating is limited.Great young waiting staff well trained and interested in the customer

Great experience on Friday. Recommended to several of my friends wineries in the area…read more Went back Sunday morning, very rude female manager !!! What a shame .

Rumours Espresso is situated in the rear corner of Wohlers large Homeware emporium railway end of…read moreGawler St. The Cafe replicates their large Homeware store in the Barossa township of Tanunda. Here they have a busy popular Cafe, which cater for their customers and town shoppers. Rumours Espresso MtBarker is modern, spacious, with dark wooden tables and matching comfortable chairs. Around the walls are large wooden painted art, depicting a bygone era of, fast cars, passenger airliners & ships. From the display cabinet at the counter I chose a very nice generous size ham, cheese, tomato toasted sandwich, with a mug of Rio latte, all very satisfying. The service was excellent and friendly. As this is a new cafe, I found it very relaxing, not crowded out by customers, but this place I am sure will like their counterpart in Tanunda get busy. Good call.

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.

I wasn't sure about this place. It looks pretty average just walking past. It is one of the best,…read moreyummiest full cooked breakfasts I've ever had. The service is friendly and efficient. Give it a try when you're next in the Barossa. Don't be fooled by the simple set up, the breakfast is as good as it promises to be. That's no mean feat in South Australia where average is the norm.

Coffee ok, but VERY slow! Got our food and ate it before our coffee even arrived! No apologies or…read moreanything. We ended up finishing our food and asking for the coffee in a take away because it still had not arrived.... and no, it wasn't busy

Great service. I am very satisfied for this service fast and super. I like…read more Great service. I am very satisfied for this service fast and super. I like.

Eclectic and tasty. Awesome vegan options, including vegan flatbread, vegan open faced sandwich,…read morevegan sweet potato burger, vegan breakfast plate, vegan desserts, and vegan pie (Aussie pie). So many amazing flavors in each dish. You won't leave hungry!

Ice cream was so delicious. It was as if it melted and turned into a milkshake when it touched my…read moretongue very flammable.

Encrdibly friendly new little place. Great gelato and a…read moregood dairy free selection!!!! Lemon, mango, passion fruit, coconut !!! And Matcha! All made by the resident gelato chef :) I was once given a soy matcha and hot chocolate mix just to try! Very creative and fun experiences to have if you have to time to chat. -Passionate barista. -Using Barossa rosters beans. -Running cold drip daily. -Also running a single origin now!

These hidden coffee shops can actually be rather cool. This is sort of one of those places that…read morehappens to be tucked away behind the shops of the main shopping strip in Tanunda, and can be a little tricky to find, that is if you don't notice the signs pointing to it. Anyway, as I mentioned, it happens to be pretty cool. It has a nice atmosphere, and while it is sort of outside, it is also undercover. Oh, and they make some decent coffee as well, which is probably what counts.

What an absolute hidden gem! This cute and friendly little cafe is hidden away behind the Priceline…read morein the Main Street of Tanunda (accessible via the automatic doors at the back of the store). It offering a range of coffees, teas, bottles drinks and fresh juices (and I mean FRESH- you can see them taking the fruit out of the front display cabinet!). The food is generously portioned, delicious and fresh. A copy of the daily paper is available for customers and Breakfast is served until 3pm, making it the perfect stop to pop into on the weekend. Fries can be added to any meal for an additional charge of $4. Highly recommend- this little cafe is the perfect oasis during your weekend shopping or to catch up with a friend anytime! Give it a go!

I love this place!…read more I just found it the other day and it is one of those rare finds I really was thrilled for a few minutes because gluten free stuff can sometimes be so horrible it makes you want to throw up before you even finish eating it but this, well, I had a chicken and vegetable pie and it was very nice. I ate lunch there. They gave me a bottle of chilled water and sent e to sit down and relax. It was great. I then had a piece of a cake that was much nicer than it looked. I chatted with the lady and forgot to ask her name, but I was impressed with her attitude and sensibility. t must be tough when you are starting out something as particular as a gluten free business because as things stand I know some people find the whole gluten free thing a big joke; they sort of don't believe in it. Then there's the types who get all het up because it's about the food not the decor. This actual shop used to be a greasy spoon diner, you know, fish and chips etc. So the nice Italian lady hasn't been here so long, but you can not smell any of the old smell that's for sure. They also offer cooking classes which is nice, and they have a very fine selection of a variety of pastas which is good - I think variety is important when it is all about something being limited. I do believe in it and I don't think it hurts to eat food that is low in certain elements when you feel bloated anyway. I just felt over heated the other day when I stopped and decided to try their stuff, but I have one good friend who is gluten intolerant so I thought I'd try to see if I liked it and then maybe she would come have a meal with me some time. So that worked out well. I'll be returning to try other things for sure.

Gluten Free Café is a little rough around the edges with handwritten signs and menus, but the…read morestaff, service and good food bring a lot of warmth to the business. As they advertise GF Café is a "gluten free café with traditional Italian cuisine". They specialise in all gluten free products including many options that you can take home and cook for yourself in your own time. They sell fresh and frozen bread, a big range of different kinds of pastas, pies and quiches and a range of sauces, all of which are free from gluten. If you decide to sit in there is a range of drinks, all of which can be made with lactose free milk. There is also a small, but yummy looking range of gluten free cakes and traditional Italian biscuits. As a lover of chai lattes, I ordered one and was impressed with not only the flavour they use but the coffee making skills. The business is family owned and run and all products are made on the premises which guarantees its absolute freshness.