Mother's Crepe has just recently opened up in Adelaide, and is located on Grote St. They share…read moretheir seating area with Chatime, the bubble tea store next door. They have 135 crepes on the menu, which is why it is a good idea to include the menu number when ordering, as some of the names are quite similar. There are plastic displays and TV screens near the register showing just some of what they have to offer. The full menu all looks appetizing, with both sweet and savoury crepes available. I tried the prosciutto and cheese, thinking: "I like prosciutto, I like cheese. This will probably taste just like a pizza, right?" It didn't, but it wasn't half bad. Being prosciutto and cheese, the ingredients obviously blended together nicely, but the crepe itself had a sweet, fortune-cookie-like taste to it. Well it WAS a crepe after all. So all in all it was... Different. But don't get turned off just yet. I also tried a chocolate crepe with melted dark Hershey's chocolate and nutella. It was heavenly; I can't even begin to describe. To make matters worse for my gym seshes that week, it was topped with custard and strawberries. The seating arrangements are so cute, with colourful booths and tables filling the store. While it sort of feels like a daycare or the kids' section of a fast food chain, all those bright colours made me happy! So did the prices, ranging from $4-$7 for a crepe - nice.

My happy place. Crepes would have to be one of my favourite dessert items, and Mothers Crepe has…read moresome mouthwatering combinations for any sweet tooth. My personal favourite (apart from the classic Nutella & banana) is their banana brownie custard....sweet, creamy and oh so addictive! The staff are super friendly and the colourful cafe has plenty of tables if you're with a group of friends. Looking forward to returning :)

Breakfast in the central markets can be a bit hit and miss, with many cafe's just pumping out very…read moreaverage food at high volume. A few places buck the trend though, and make really high quality food. The Big Table is one of these, as is Market St. While not located in the markets, this cafe is directly across the road from the main Gouger St entrance on a street called Market Street, which makes it easy to find. The kitchen is open and visible, so you can see everything being made fresh and the bread is baked on site. There are fridges of cakes, dairy and other treats to take home; so it is part cafe, part gourmet deli/bakery. I have been there for breakfast twice and both times have had their poached eggs with salmon and a cold drip coffee with ice and agave. Definitely recommend that combo. Like the Big Table in the markets, they also do muesli and other tasty options - which aren't limited to breakfasts. I'll have to pop back for lunch some time as I have heard they do a killer triple cheese toasty. Yum.

Market St Cafe is simply exquisite; beautiful food that is lovingly prepared and served with…read morefriendly, caring staff. Have had several coffees here now, a breakfast, and a family lunch, and was 'on point' every time. The Tarte Tartin is an absolute must. Produce and bakery items are also available to purchase, so the cafe has a lovely bustling, food store feel, reminiscent of Dean & DeLuca in New York City. Will be back as soon and as often as possible!

It was nice when opened but you need to update information. This chain is permanently closed and…read moreout of business.

What a treat! The teething issues that seem to be rude on Facebook comments seemed to all be ironed…read moreout! I was so impressed with the service, decor and menu despite high expectations to start with. I had the hot choc pop from the winter menu and it was like a dream! The melted chocolate liking the rim was still warm, the popcorn was a compliment and the brownie was nice and crumbly. Shakes vary from 13-20 each and the other desserts are similar in price. I didn't look at the other parts of the menu ... No need Good job 50sixone on a great launch and products

What a great find! My friend, Mirella, brought me here a few days ago for a coffee and a shared…read moreorange polenta cake. Oh my!! Needless to say it has haunted my dreams since, so today after a hard workout my husband and I biked over for lunch. The first thing that strikes you while approaching from Kitchener Street is the lush, inviting covered wrap around porch; there is plentiful and adequately spaced tables located here (so as not to be forced to overhear unwanted convos). Next, upon entering this clean and tidy cottage you will notice three separate distinct seating areas: the main dining area, a smaller dining area tucked away by the kitchen and pastry counter, and a delightful and welcoming covered deck. We were promptly greeted by one of the friendly staff and seated straight away. Tap water, glasses, and menus were waiting at the table and after an appropriate amount of time our order was taken and special requests confirmed. This place is really busy but it seems well managed; the staff is very attentive without being intrusive. As we waited for our order we noticed the bustling and efficient staff who worked like a well oiled machine - dirty dishes were quickly removed from tables, additional carafes of tap water were dropped off without being asked for, and patrons seemed relaxed, very happy, and satisfied. By meals' end we, too, were among those happy people. My husband ordered a sandwich that I struggle to recall the name ;( it was a hearty sandwich made from perfectly toasted sourdough, grilled chicken breast meat, swiss cheese, garlic aioli, a mix of tender and flavourful greens, and crispy bacon. I ordered the smashed avocado with feta on the same delightfully prepared sourdough. It, too, came with a generous portion of greens. We could not be happier with our newfound neighbourhood brekkie place. AND there is a coffee loyalty card to boot!

Review update.. Now up to 5 (6!) stars, and open mondays, I'm in love!…read more Great place, I specifically asked for the poached eggs runny but they were hard boiled. You couldn't add Kale even though one dish had it and the outdoor area had a strong bad smell. Still the coffee was great and the juice and food was good. My partner didn't like hers but I would come back and try again.

My wife and I stopped in for lunch and a beer. Staff was very friendly and we enjoyed the outdoor…read moreseating. The salmon panini on rye was tasty and the beer was cold and fresh. I recommend this place for sure!

This Italian café has brought itself a large space which means perfect for large groups, woo!…read more I believe they had trainees while I visited, which was interesting but help was delivered for them. Great things about this Italian cafe- * reasonable prices * perfect for groups * large and great selection of breakfast/brunch meal * not a noisy environment This cafe is great for Italian food lover like myself, they have a pizza wood oven which will be my next opinion when visiting Café Brunelli again. A presto!

I know I'm going to sound like every other gushing belieber on here but seriously, this cafe is too…read moregood not to 5 star. The spectacularly friendly Dan and Amanda make coffee, counsel on life's problems and serve delicious Sweet Lola desserts and Four Seeds treats to a community of locals, loyals and newbs they treat like part of the Ethel family. If you are going to browse or shop in this life size Etsy store you need to be prepared... When you arrive just order coffee, a chocolate salted caramel brownie and sit down at one of their nanna tables. Do not pass GO, or the 100 crocheted, wooden, ceramic tiled items of jewellery. Skip the ironic tea towels hanging on the wall or cards saying "If I were a zombie I'd totally eat your brains." Just sit down. Sit and enjoy your De Groot coffee or Scullery Made tea (served with a side of love and a chocolate freckle) in this peaceful, homely cafe and let your eyes initially do the browsing. Then when you've had a coffee hit you will have the strength and stamina required to begin your shopping expedition. Trust me, you will walk out of there with at least 1 gift for a friend or 3 treats for yourself. Walk off the main drag of Melbourne St and into this sanctuary of soul nurturing sweets and handcrafted treats and your heart will skip a beat too.

I'd heard a lot about E For Ethel and had wanted to check it out for a while, but hadn't managed to…read moreuntil today. I wasn't sure that it would live up to the hype--I mean, look at all these 5 star reviews! I am pleased to say that it did. Great staff, very friendly and helpful, delicious food and coffee and another place in Adelaide that make a great flat white with a shot of vanilla. Excellent! Our little group sat at the back table and chatted while we had our drinks and our brunch. The only real negative here (and it's a little one) is that the table wasn't cleared of our plates once we'd finished eating. And we stayed there for an hour after finishing our food, so that was a bit meh. Otherwise, E for Ethel is a nice little hideaway in North Adelaide and I can see why it's so popular and well-loved. Will be back for sure.

Oo La La French Crepes on Rundle Mall…read more The word crêpe is French for pancake and is derived from the Latin crispus meaning "curled". Crêpes originated inBrittany (fr. Breton), in the northwest region of France, which lies between the English Channel to the north and the Bay of Biscay to the south. Crêpes were originally called galettes, meaning flat cakes. The French pronunciation of both words is with a short e, as in bed. Crêpes are popular not only throughout France but elsewhere in Europe where the pancakes go by other names and adaptations, including Italian crespelle, Hungarian palacsintas, Jewish blintzes, Scandinavian plattars, Russian blini, and Greek kreps. We are a mobile crêpe trailer and you can find us "Cheffin'Up" a variety of nine sweet crêpes and three savoury crepes, on Rundle Mall. Adelaide. Absolutely delightful and satisfying, will return.

Mmmmmmm This place…read moremakes delicious crepes... would highly recommended to anyone in Adelaide. Not too expensive either.

Sometimes one just needs a break from the awesomeness of viewing art. Years ago, a friend and I…read morecoined the museum visiting inspired phrase, 'mysterious energy draining force'. No matter how wonderful the gallery, museum or architecture, there are forces at play that keep our endurance capped. What a better way to refresh and refuel than here! A beautiful setting. I particularly love being able to sit outside and take in the nearby architecture and the fresh air. I found the service today to be exceptional, even if our waitress was a weeny bit enthusiastic on the upselling and unsolicited suggestions. I feel the menu has a lot of variety and some gorgeous local produce, such as Paris Creek cheese and Haighs dessert. The local olives are marinated in house. The juice I enjoyed was carrot, orange and beetroot, which gave me the boost I needed. We ordered a large (and yes it was) bowl of chips with mayonnaise and that also was a well needed energy boost. The chips were crisp and fluffy, cooked beautifully and the mayonnaise was creamy and tasty. I like the paper tablecloth overlays that are available for drawing on. After being inspired by the art, having a little draw whilst refuelling is a fabulous option!

Open from 10am in winter, with cocktails on the menu!…read more The atmosphere at the art gallery is all class with recycled art paper table cloths, tall clean glasses of water, shiny silver jugs and cultlery. I don't get the staff chambray shirts, but that might be because I wore them in the 80s. The breakfast menu is simple, interesting and extensive, from $3 raisin bread to $16 Shanghai eggs. It has a building block of extras, so you can start with a simple toast with butter and add crushed avocado, roasted tomatoes and Sicilian beans for a few $ per extra. With a backyard for a run around, the under 10s also have their own (sensibly priced) menu. This includes a crustless panfried cheese sandwich - they know their kids. And yes they have brekky bevvies, including the heart pumping bloody mary, bucks fizz, and Campari with blood orange. We had some child free Mums near us who were making the most of their day by starting with a couple of marmalade martinis (Tanqueray gin, Cointreau,marmalade, fresh lemon). Bam. A beautiful start to the day, and one that will keep you firing until dinner.

I'd read like, 8000 reviews about this place whilst I was laid up following surgery to fix my…read moreachilles. I tried to ignore it (ETC) - I couldn't get to the city for breakfast, heck, I struggled getting to the bay (2 min away). But the urge wouldn't go away, I was hungry. Finally, this past Tuesday, after a successful visit with my surgeon, and the banishing of my AirCast Moon-boot forever (whisper it quietly) I did it. I went to ETC. To be honest, It really wasn't what I expected, from the cafe's website, I'd pictured something a little more clean cut, a little more yuppie. To say I was pleasantly suprised by the super comfortable quirky cafe (a big red wall, blackboards, wooden furniture) interior is an understatement. I was stoked, I felt at home. The menu is well set out and easy to read, however actually picking what I wanted was the hardest decision of my life. To put it in perspective, deciding to have surgery on my achilles and put my life in the doctors hands took me less than 4 seconds. Choosing my breakfast from ETC - easily 8+ minutes. I eventually settled for the Big Brekky option, even though it's usually the last thing I would get. I just wanted to try as much as I could (there was actually a solid spread of tomatoes, mushies and spinach on it). I attended with my darling sister (who actually disowned me and referred to me as 'a friend' in her review of ETC - OUCH), who ordered the smoked salmon and scrambled eggs. Our food was delicious. The service was very friendly, the staff always smiling and circulating the room to clear tables and make sure everything was alright. Everything was sweet, a great comfy cafe, delicious food and good staff. Oh and we only had to wait like 10mins for our meals. What could possibly make it better... A Chocolate milkshake - in a traditional chilled milkshake glass - with a sweeeeeeeeeet rolled paper barbershop style straw. It was delicious. For any place to put this much effort into a chocolate milkshake is ludicrous, but it's also a tipping point that ensured I wouldn't forget my brekky at ETC easily. Five eskimo's.

This place far exceeded my expectations. Staff were very friendly & accommodating, and the…read moreatmosphere was relaxed & casual. I sometimes host Meetup.com events & this was a place that for a reservation of 6 people did not ask me for a holding card or fee (because let's face it, you cannot predict if a sudden circumstance means a person or two can't make it, & the venue could easily fill available seats as its a popular spot). The only draw back of the restaurant was it was a little noisy, making it a little hard to hear the more softly spoken of us). I would suggest some sound proofing, even something simple as one of the ladies accompanying me suggested, such as curtains hung from /draped along the ceiling to reduce echo off the ceiling. However it was still cosy & had such a great atmosphere that this would not deter me in future. On to the breakfast/brunch menu... This was filled with all the regular big breakfast items but with gorgeous gourmet twists... Think smoked salmon & scrambled eggs on toast with Beetroot relish, or tomato & ricotta on toast, or poached eggs on warm garlic yoghurt on toast served with sautéed mushrooms. The other big bonus was the fruits & grains menu options, which were trendy, unusual & sumptuous. I had the fresh ricotta & banana with crushed pistachios & walnuts, drizzled with honey. On to the drinks menu... There were the standard drinks, the slightly unusual or more refined options (think masala chai), and finally more unusual options like the fruit tingle smoothie (sounds odd but was amazing, consisting of orange juice, milk, banana, honey & orange sorbet). I would highly recommend this venue.