What a gem. Central…read moreMarkets are full of great food. But this place is a stand out. The charming host makes the difference: a glance at their menu, he offers you a date. From there he is a perfect host: polite, charming and lightly theatrical. I had the mint tea - sweet and refreshing and just what I needed to help the meaty chakchouka on its way. The chakchouka was delicious - beefy, fragrant and with the addition of fresh Harissa, spicy. A very satisfying breakfast! I wish I had a place like this where I live!

Very good service and very good food. This is the real deal…read moreAlgerian food, flavoursome and full of spices. I ordered couscous with chickpea and broadbean salads and it was divine, so filling but I just couldn't stop eating! The meals here are perfect if its a cold day, you're very hungry, or if you are after a really flavoursome meal!

The clean oil smell is one of the first positive things, the general ambiance behind the counter is…read moreanother; K Yiros or Kostas Greek takeout, whichever way you know it, it provides decent food at a reasonable take out price. I like the Chicken Yiros and Chip Pack myself, but I don't get it very often for a variety of reasons. There's everything you'd expect from a Greek set up, Dolmardes, Moussaka, Slovakia (Lamb and Chicken) BBQ Prawns... and there are deals where you get a soft drink and chips and all of that sort of thing. It gets busy. They do cater for groups if you give them notice, or functions by appointment.

If the Greek gods on Mount Olympus eat yiros, they would be provided by Kostas…read more This little yiros bar in a Woolies shopping centre practically sparkles. The colour scheme is red and white, right down to the staff's immaculate uniforms. The actual yiroses (?) can't be faulted. The classic lamb yiros is full of freshly roasted lamb, crunchy lettuce, succulent tomato and onion in a smooth garlic sauce. I can only assume the other varieties of yiros - chicken, combination etc - are just as good. The chips are superb too, golden and crunchy. There's no trace of tired old oil in this spic and span eatery. The standard offering, lamb yiros, is $9.40, with chips $11.40. Fair prices for such quality and clean surroundings. They do salads and desserts - baklava and katalfi - as well.

The Food is amazing you DEFINITELY have to try it at least once in you life…read more BEST afghani food in my opinion.

These people are racist. I went there with my mixed race family. There were a bunch of open tables…read morebut they told us that no tables were available. We said we would do take out but they said we could not do take out because there was no place to wait for take out, which was ridiculous because there were several people waiting for take out. I can't believe that in this day and age, people are this biased. But I would certainly never eat there, even if they would seat us.

Located upstairs above Extreme Borders, Pride of India, as the name suggests, is an Indian…read morerestaurant. There is the option of sitting inside or out on the balcony with a view of Jetty Road below. I have been here a few times and the butter chicken is really good. The nan bread is also worth having as an entree. And I'd also suggest sitting out on the balcony if it's good weather. The staff here are really nice and the last time I went here they had a special offer which bought the bill total down a bit. So check it out and you may be surprised.

Our party of four came to this restaurant early on a Sunday night. My husband had checked the…read moremenus of some other Indian Restaurants on Jetty Rd and found the main courses to be between $25-$30. We were having a meal with some of our adult children with the intention of paying the bill...... We tried this restaurant because the main courses are between $15-$17. We weren't worried at all about climbing the stairs. The staff are very friendly and attentive, the food was tasty, generous sized serves and we felt authentic. The condiments were generous and the naan bread very good indeed. We had a lovely night and were pleasantly surprised that the total cost (soft drinks included, it was Sunday night) came to $105

Having a Pizza from Two Greek Boys at Glenelg on a Friday Night has become somewhat of a mini…read moreritual for Me and it is an experience I fully endorse. It therefore should not come as a surprise to anyone that on occasions this place can become quite busy and when it does small delays become inevitable, but recognising that high demand is recognition of high quality, I can easily forgive slight delays. With luck they'll be another fantastic pizza next Friday Night.

Lovely food and staff. The AB pack is delicious. Will definitely be returning and telling all my…read morefriends!

Firstly, rest assured my loyal Yelpers, Barbra Streisand is not in da house!…read moreI have always avoided going in to Hello Dolly for precisely that reason, but much to my surprise I did not find Babs behind the counter. My change of heart came around as a result of a friend of mine telling me how freaking awesome a 'wrap' of his was then refusing to give me a taste (prick). So I had to check it out, and they are pretty darn good! It's funny, usually I am not too big a fan of hummus, but it worked really well. I turned down the tabouli, but I am sure it is all good if you are into it. The little sweets looked really good, but I didn't give them a burl this time. I will be sure to next week though! Also they cater, so could be a go if you are looking for something a little different for you next Brithday or Beerday (everyday is a possible Beerday!).

Hello Dolly is a great Lebanese takeaway place on Payneham Road…read more Pretty Much known for their pita wraps, which are incredible, Hello dolly also does a range of other lebanese sweet and savory dishes. Some interesting items available are; the Kibbi, Meat or vegitarian balls, sort of like a croquette, but made with rice; Kafta, big kuicy balls of ground meat; Lebanese Omlette, Spinach Pie and the cabbage rolls. They also do shasliks and shishkebabs.

Omg yum , great food , menu is great , staff happy and great service, it's so chilled, quick and…read moreeasy , nice and friendly relaxed

What can I say... when you walk in the door it's filled with warmth and exceptional service…read more This restaurant never seems to stop amazing us. The foods is always the greatest and never disappoints YUM! Well done guys keep doing a great job!

One thing Adelaide has is Greek restaurants but what Meze Mazi does a little different which i…read morefound enjoyable is the majority of dishes that are sharing. From the dips to the lamb cutlets to Greek sausages (Loukaniko) the keftedes are all served perfectly for sharing which makes a night to this establishment perfect for groups. Large range of beers and wines from Greece and that typical Greek warmth and hospitality that the waitress or waiter we dealt with showed to us. Being recommended by others to try I am so glad we did and definitely will be back

Flavour and freshness - the best charcoal grilled chicken, perfectly cooked rice with my slow…read morecooked lamb, tasty sauces and dressings on interesting salads and desserts that are light because freshly prepared. This late dinner was overall very relaxing even though we came in off the street so had to sit outside but we enjoyed a cooling breeze after one of Adelaides hot summer days. Service was friendly and competent with a very welcoming host - it was almost as if the whole place had just been transplanted from Greece. A medium sized bar with some interesting Greek craft beers. Definitely will be back for a more extensive review. Recommend booking a few weeks in advance as it is small. An update: we returned mid week for dinner and were treated to warm and friendly service again! This time we had beef shoulder and the traditional lamb and beef patties. The shoulder was the highlight smothered with delicious tomatoes and sitting on a very tasty sauce. Our entree was the octopus cooked in wine - succulent! Not tough at all which I think is a sign of good octopus cooking? Salad was very interesting lentil and pomegranate - also yum. Desert was a spongey chocolate tart and reminded me of those self saucing puddings, except it was way more delicious. Drinks were a Greek ipa and the Greek alpha red which reminded me of the reds in southern France. Coffee was excellent.