Best early morning coffee in the area. I like to stop on the way to work. $5 egg and bacon rolls!…read moreVery popular with cyclists and walkers. Lots of locals here all through the day. Good service. Staff remember names.

Nice location, came in at 2pm on a Friday in the summer holidays and despite having 5 staff members…read moreand few clients they advised they are no longer making food. All they make is sandwiches etc anyway and I believe they don't do dinner so exactly when do they serve?! This day and age brunch is all day let alone lunch. When they ask if you want you coffee in a mug or a cup it's not a good sign. The flat white was too hot and subsequently watery. We ordered a highly waxed apple a premade not very fresh fruit salad and 3 fresh made juices. The juices were fine.

Ok coffee FANTASTIC nutmeg fruitcake!!!!! Fantastic banana…read morecake Good smoothies especially the berry one! Healthy salads and nice light meals. Everything is made from scratch, not out of a tin and they do nice take away meals. Like a health food cafe merged with a French cafe, my type of place. Very small and simple.

Always fantasticly delicious food. However.... when I order a soy latte and have to pay extra for…read moresoy, I don't want it filled several centimeters from the top of the cup. I'll wait while you froth more milk if I have to.... :) Otherwise, this would be a 5 star. Lovely service, delicious food, good coffee (D'Angelo). Check it out!

You had me at Japanese Breakfast Black Dog Gallery. As soon as I read about the restaurant serving…read moremiso for brekkie I had to make a booking. Oh yes please! This restaurant is one to bookmark and is really worth going out of your way to check out. Especially to try Japanese Modern takes on breakfast all day. And then there is the Ramen menu..... wow! I can not wait to return to get my hands on a bowl. They have a menu that is pretty much build your own Ramen. After being handed the menu for breakfast, I had a real hard time trying to choose between the Matcha Pancakes and The Classic (with salmon). Although I adore pancakes, I had to go with something a little more traditional for my first time. Classic it was! This dish features Grilled Atlantic Salmon, Aji-Tama (Salted Soft Boiled Egg), sweet potato salad, with Yuzu Vinaigrette Pickled Veg, rice & miso. The dish itself looked really pretty, just check out the photos. Presentation is well thought out and planned. The salmon was cooked through with a salty and sweet sauce. It tasted similar to teriyaki sauce. The sweet potato salad was mixed in with other vegetables and a kewpie mayo style sauce. Worked so well with the salmon and rice. I really loved the egg as well, it was slightly salty and really gives depth to the dish. Wash this all down with miso & tofu and you have a really perfect breakfast. I was so impressed, I am really looking for any excuse to return. Keep on the look out for my updated review when I get my hands on some Ramen! OH YES!

The idea of a Japanese breakfast combined with a photography lesson lured me to Black Dog Gallery…read moreon an early Sunday morning. The lovely Jun allowed us to utilise the entire space for our photography purpose. The warm and cosy contemporary interior provided a lovely backdrop for our morning lesson. Once coffee orders was placed and received, we got down to selecting our breakfast. I opted for the classic which had grilled salmon, served with sweet potato salad, miso and rice. Other dishes ordered include the tradition breakfast, salmon bagel and ramen pizza. My breakast was delicious! Nothing to fault here. I believe everyone else enjoyed theirs too from the positive feedback making its rounds. They have ramen noodles from 10am, which wasn't yet available to us being early birds. It just means I will have to come back! I highly recommend this place because you can see the quality and love put in to this place where the food including the sweets made in-house is equally tasty. The owners are clearly dog-lovers hence the name. A small picture frame can be seen of their black pooch on top of the sweets cabinet. This place is not very big, so come early, as it can fill up quickly.

The Seasonal Garden at Hahndorf was always one of my favourites and they have replicated a smaller…read moreversion on the Parade which is just as good but a smaller range. Healthy, fresh salads, soups, raw cakes, good coffee and fresh juices.

What a interesting little place. I never really noticed this place as it is right across from the…read moreNorwood Parade mall. Plenty of street parking or car park. It's next to the Norwood Concert Hall and easy walking distance. Brick and Motar creative had a special event on for and I was lucky enough to attend on of these workshop free events. This place is open 7 days a week from Mon-Sat 8.30-5, Sun 10-4. Independent design stores, creative workspaces, cafe, workshops + events. 49 George St, Norwood South Australia. I attended a ESTY Craft workshop and had to register online to get a placement. I attended a Friday night on the 17.06 from 6pm to 9pm. The theme was stationary, where each person receives free materials, instructions and guidance to make old-school paper stationery such as notepads, books, zines and notebooks, travel books, and it was all about being creative and book binding. This was a great social event, as many of us never bound books/note books by hand, it the guests and staff helped each other to complete out selected activity. I was greeted at the front door, received a name tag and greeted by more friendly and helpful staff. The place was cleaned, well situated and laid out with a workshop area and retail area and coffee/cafe area. We guests and customers and work on their projects while purchasing coffee/wine or nibbles. I made a japanese binding book and a traveller's note book, by selecting different papers, materials, stickers and then had to bind the book together with needle and thread. It was a fantastic experience and will probably do this again. It was fun if you are into arts and craft and social mingling. There are other events coming up, so head to their website as you can sign up for workshops/events to make soaps, stationary items, paper flowers etc or just come along to view the exhibitions and displays. Thumbs up! http://www.brickandmortarcreative.com.au/ .

Update- The staff have changed (same wonderful owner) and the new food and coffee fairies ‍ are…read morejust as good! Beware of delicious sugar free cakes! All products sold in the store (Brick & Mortar is also a creative art space underneath the Norwood council) are made by SA artists and craftsmen Coolest little space with arts, crafts and gifts. Not pretending to be a full cafe, and yet it is! Great coffee, fresh house made soups and salads, great simple brunch options.

First time visit here and was impressed. Although a little lacking in ambience it was enjoyable and…read morea good coffee. Didn't eat but the food looked nice and friends I was with said food is usually great! Their coffee was nice and the staff super friendly. Table service and complimentary water delivered to your table on arrival with a great warm welcome too.

Finally, a charming easy going cafe in the east! Staff are friendly, coffee is OK and food is good…read more We've become fans as a place to meet up with friends for an easy going breakfast or a meet up on the way home from work for a quick coffee and chat. There's plenty of parking, there's Dan Murphy's there and Tony and Marks for great fresh vegies+ but the best is the loyalty program offered... I Bottom line... it's a cafe and it's noice... not fabulous, just noice!

According to my Mum, you know a coffee shop is good in Adelaide when they attract the "bike-riding…read morecrowd." I tend to disagree about that amount of skin tight lycra being around when I'm drinking my coffee but her theory has not yet proven her wrong when it comes to coffee. Red Berry roast their own blends of coffee and do it well. Unfortunately that is about all they can do in their shop because it is so tiny and they've tried to allow plenty of indoor and outdoor sitting room. This place is great for coffee and cake/sweet treats but is unable to do more than that due to the fact they do not have a toilet facility on site. The brews are good, the ice coffee is rich and creamy and it is a lovely quiet spot on a summer's afternoon, as long as you can overt your eyes long enough from bright pink lycra.

What a great little place! Their range of coffees is impressive considering the location and size…read more Judging by the amount of 'bikie' literature, art and inner tubes for sale, I'm guessing that it's highly popular with our lycra-clad friends. Whilst I'm only drinking a latte - a bit more time to browse and I would've certainly chosen one of their own blends. Excellent friendly service and very reasonable prices to boot!

Tucked away in St. Peters / College Park, FIX is a brilliant little corner cafe that you should…read morespend your afternoon at. There's ample outdoor seating and a bench in the sun, tasty coffee and yummy brownies, what else do you want, really?

I ordered the chicken and mango salad via under eats. Chicken was over cooked, mangos were canned…read moreand for $32.00 Very disappointing. The salad was fresh but the rest was very lack lustre. very disappointing.

Enjoyed attentive and polite service with high quality well priced meals! I was very happy with the…read moresize of my risotto serve (as it's often too much) and my partner really liked his steak. We then headed next door for a post dinner drink which was really nice. If you want a relaxed but classy lunch or dinner I would highly recommend Feathers Pavilion

This is a great spot. Biscuits, sausage rolls, coffee, soup, sandwich....healthy and naughty…read more Plenty of options. Toilets and parking. Kids play park right next to the cafe too. Perfect for mums catch up. Cheese and ham croissant is delish. Nice and crispy. Nice coffee too. Makes life that bit easier!!! ;)