Little gem is the way to describe it. Hidden away in the back of a small group of shops, this is…read morewhere the local Italian community like to shop. That means delicious food right? Right. Fresh and frozen pasta, meats, cheeses, Italian style biscuits, desserts, I really could go on. It has everything in one of those shops were they have really tried to cram more then they can actual fit. They have recently expanded though so rather then be squeezed in like sardines at the service counter you can now spread your wings and fly for some biscotti. Fresh coffee and bread are across the central walkway, another area that was added a number of years ago as popularity increased. I think what I enjoy most about this place is that they were selling crusty, wood fired breads well before you could get them in almost any shop. Seriously go will your grocery bags folks. It isn't expensive and its an amazing experience.

If you love good quality food, you'll love Norwood Fine Foods…read more They stock really delicious small goods, pates, a huge array of cheese which can be cut to order and lots of other t'riffics - sweet and savoury. All the staff are passion foodies and will happily chat about different products on offer and let you try before you decide. They do an amazing trade at lunch time with their hugely popular baguettes. When I worked at Kent Town, I would drive past a dozen other sandwich places to buy my lunch here. There are 12 choices filled with all the yummy fillings you see in the display. They are made to order (they're pretty quick) so you can add or change any filling you like. Baguettes are around the $8 to $10 mark. Norwood Fine Foods is in the Norwood Mall next to Coles.

Cheese and cured meats and pickled onions, oh my!…read more For fans of gourmet small goods, be prepared to pass out when you enter the doors of this place. Stacked to the rafters with pantry delights (many of them local and South Australian), you'll spot olives, cheese cut to order, dips and so on, as well as gift packs for the food lovers in your life. Personally, I prefer to head down to the Central Markets for my small good needs (cheaper, more variety) but this place is a good second for a local option. They also yummy take away foods, like the baguettes that Rani mentioned. My hot tip: the kranskys here are GOOD. Yummy and made on the spot so they're fresh and good quality, though they don't offer a lot of toppings or chili sauce which makes me a little bit sad.

The Rose Park Providore does quite a range of food, all fresh and tasty - not really unusual, but…read morewhat's great about this is they also do the food for the nearby Rose Park Primary School. Given my kids go to Rose Park, I'm really happy that there's a high quality offering from somewhere that believes in giving decent value lunches with healthier options, too. I've eaten here several times - the grown up menu is every bit as good as the menu my kids love choosing from. There's a range of daily specialities, I particularly remember a delicious pastry roll with a malaysian inspired filling - if I see it again I'll be grabbing another. Lots of good food here, check it out.

Best yiros in Adelaide. Also a great wide selection of other foods including fish and chips, dim…read moresums and chips and gravy. Great service and friendly staff. Best for take away but you can eat in as well.

I love yiros, but Yanni's doesn't really do it for me. It wasn't horrible, but it just wasn't good…read more It was bland. I have only been in there once, my first experience convincing me to drive to another one of the many yiros places next time im craving one. I walked into the shop with pregnancy strength yiros cravings. I had been told it was supposed to be good, so over-looked the slightly seedy and unclean look of the shop. I ordered a falafel and waited a good 15 mins whilst the one lady attempted to make all of the orders alone. My yiros was a bit tasteless and there were bits of meat mixed in with my lettuce, putting me off even further. The hot chips were good, but my friends agreed with me that the yiros was nothing to rave about.

One of my main call cards for Norwood is to get my shopping done at yet another amazing Foodland…read more Now, this particular Foodland is one of the biggest of the Romeo Group. Set in the heart of Norwood shopping district and with a huge fan base, this groceries store has everything to offer. You are greeted at the entry by the large Deli section, fully stocked with the most amazing cheeses, meats, salads, roast chickens and seafood. All the produce is fresh and ready to be packaged up for you to take home. The staffs in the deli section are always busy! You will need to reach for a number as I almost guarantee you will need to wait your turn. They are happy for you to try different sliced meats and olives, so do not hesitate to ask to assist with your decision. As for the fruit and veg, it is generally well priced and fresh. You will find a good organic produce section here with a larger than normal. The fruit and veg are always arranged quite neatly and during the busy periods you will find staff constantly re-stocking. Like most Romeo Foodlands, you will find a very diverse range of products from around the world and a lot of locally sourced goods. They are very South Australian proud and I have found the most amazing local products here. One thing to mention about this store is the amazing bakery section. The bread, rolls, pastries and cakes are all of very high quality and are baked daily. You will find all different types of sourdoughs, rye, baguettes, pizzas, loafs, etc... I absolutely love the rye rolls here! Goes down well with cream cheese from the deli, avocado and Hahndorf Harris Smoked Salmon from the fridge section. Thanks Romeos for supporting South Australia!

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