Oreo Cafe is a very popular spot with the locals here, especially the retired ones. They do a great…read morerange of foccacias, as well as cooked lunches including fish and chips, schnitzel, burgers and the like, all only $10-$13. They serve breakfast from 8 until 12 week days, and until 2pm on Saturday. Their breakfast menu is standard, but the food is fresh and hearty. While their foccacias look good and have a tasty range of fillings, they end up being a little small. Mine came out, stacked elegantly one half leaning off the other, looking sadly small and lonely on the plate. I had the prosciutto and cream cheese option, and they're generous on the pig! They use a very thick and tasty type of prosciutto, which went well with the cream cheese and baby spinach leaves. I finished feeling almost satisfied, which I didn't mind, because it meant I could get myself cake later on. I was pleased to find that they do a great coffee - strong and smooth, not too hot, and a generous size. Definitely the best coffee to be had in this centre. Their "Happy Hour" is one for the oldies - from 2.30pm to 3.30pm they have coffee and cake for $6.50 and coffee and biscuit for $4.50. Any later and people won't be sleeping that night. It's a cute little cafe, and does good, simple food at good prices.

I ordered the coffee and banana cake, advertised at $7.50 - They charge 80 cents extra for soy and…read morethey just use So Good. If I'm paying 80 cents extra for soy, it'd wanna be something that at least costs them the difference like Bonsoy. Otherwise, it was a good coffee - the bean was Patio's. Banana bread was yummy, with fig jam. Just got a bit snooty about paying 80 cents for frigging Sanitarium So Good soy.....

This is the first foray of Royal Copenhagen into a dessert bar rather than just take away ice…read morecream. and it has been done really well. The cafe itself is tastefully decorated in red and brown tones. I particularly like the upholstered bench seating which is really comfortable. At the back of the shop you can see the staff making waffles, crepes and doughnuts so you know they are fresh. You can find the usual array of quality, Copenhagen ice cream flavours to take away. There is a specific dessert menu with more temptations than you could possibly ever want. The coffee is passable but not great. The toppings bar is the only thing they have got wrong here. If you are seated in the cafe you have a parade of kids in front of you playing about with the toppings making a noise and a mess. If it is a nice day there is also seating outside in the square which is a good option but it is quite a distance from the cafe itself.

Probably the most popular place at Henley Square, Royal Copenhagen scoops up a mean ice cream and…read morepretty awesome sundae spectacular. Staff are used to a fast paced so the queue always moves quickly and those dining in for some fondue, shared mega sundaes or crepes will find their food and drinks coming out promptly. The dine in menu is varied and I love the shared sundaes where you can eat doughnuts and brownies and other chocolate bits in a massive bowl with a few friends (or yourself if you're having one of those days). Seating can be stretched so you'll want to save seats pretty quick smart. I'd recommend the waffles.

Lucky Adelaide! All natural gelati. The owner is straight of the boat having attended 'Gelati…read moreUniversity' in Bologna! Those gelati stuffed imported crispy chocolate roll things were amazing! The Pistachio gelati has no colouring so it's brown not green but once you get your mind around that it's delicious but the chocolate is not to be missed as its light and creamy, perfect!

I don't know why more people aren't lining up for the gelato here. I can easily say this is the…read moremost authentic (right out of Italy...I lived there) tastiest gelato in Adelaide. They have so many choices of fresh made gelato, today it was the pear and sour cherry, yum.

Its a bit of a drive but if your heading to Port Willunga Beach then swing by this little bakery…read moreand grab a pie, they are beautiful. Great big chunky pieces of meat and he perfect ratio of meat to gravy/sauce. Up there with the best pies I've had anywhere.

Read it in Adelaide matters n thought I'd come to check it out…read more Service is attentive, the baker with a fresh tray of tart coming out from the kitchen smiles n has a fresh face, can't be! Bakers should b worn out by 11.30am? Had the pistachio tart which she just brought out, pastry is short n not overly sweet, the mousse is good but the macaron was disappointing, too crunchy for my liking, thought it should have a bit of chew to it. A slice of candied apple under the mousse was welcoming, couple of more slices would have been better. Overall it is good

This 6 month old business with a young team (23 & 21 years old currently) are producing delicious…read moretarts, perfect for sharing with no one. I've "only" had their pistachio creation, raspberry cheesecake and coffee chocolate mousse tarts, so I can't comment on their savory range, however there's plenty to choose from either side of the hot/cool cabinets. The mini tarts are just the right size, and around the $3-$4 range. For 6 people I spent $19. The variety is vast, and they seem the perfect solution for individual dessert selection after dinner - or as a mixed plate with friends for a tea or coffee. Give this new team in the area a go & you'll also be supporting young business initiative.

Love the self-serve approach here! A good, quick, cool…read moretreat, and healthy too! (If you pick the right ingredients.)

To be honest, I'm not totally sold…read more.. I'd been keen to get around the concept of Frozen Yoghurt - or FroYo as the hip kids call it - for a while. I'd seen these crazy concoctions, piled high with tasty added treats and I'd wanted to try...but I'm not sure that the price is right. These little beauties are charged on weight, and I reckon this place must be making a killing - you pay $2.8something per 100grams - which sure adds up fast. When I initially put my caramel frozen yoghurt - topped with a few caramel banana slices, some smarties and a wafer on the scale, I was surprised that I was getting towards a total sum of $6 - for a pretty small amount of stuff. It was a fun thing to do, but for $6 you can definitely get nicer icy treats in the Norwood area, so although it was yummy and 'different', the price really is a little off putting to me.

I am over from Sydney and always make a point of visiting Bracegirdles, Maclarenvale ! The best…read moremuffins in town not to mention the beautifully presented coffees and lovely servers. I love the atmosphere and ambience and made a point of sitting outdoors today taking advantage of the gorgeous weather ! A must try for s morning coffee treat !!

Love Bracegirdles! Been here numerous times. The hot chocolate is fantastic (white is my…read morefavourite), waffles are to-die-for and the muesli dip is really delicious. ... Went there today and had the Cheesy Beans special, it was really nice. Homemade baked beans on a cheesy baguette. The babycinos are cute, they come with a tiny gingerbread man.

I was told by my better half of were gonna get breakfast here; let's get in early before they…read morebecome busy. With over 7 different styles of chairs and exposed pipes in the venue I could already see they focussed on their product and looked forward to it with anticipation. A simple venue offering a range of vegan and GF options for clients; they cater to a broader community of breakfast eaters by giving you standard choices and those that you really wish you could eat every day. The staff are complimentary to the atmosphere with a very welcoming vibe and interest in your experience as a client. We ordered and were promptly served out crepes and coffee within a matter of minutes and as expected fresh and tasty. I deduct one star from my rating because the cream would have been better served if whipped slightly and my berries were still cold from the freezer. It could only have improved my experience overall if they were fresh even if that meant reducing the quantity or maybe amusing a homemade compote sauce from the berries. The whipped cream is just a personal grievance. Price is well suited to speed, quality, hospitality and environment. Would recommend highly if you're in the area.

I really enjoyed my first visit here. Being greeted warmly was a great start. I like the light,…read moreatmosphere and great location. All the cakes looked really fresh and the breakfast menu looked varied and interesting. I had freshly squeezed juice of orange, ginger, apple and carrot. You can make up your own combination. It was delicious and not sweet. My friend had poached eggs on toast and it could have benefitted from a bit nicer presentation and also the rye bread looked a bit more like a biscuit than bread. Just a bit plain. But the eggs looked beautifully cooked, with rich yellow yolks. The coffee came with fab coffee art and a friendly smile. We didn't have to wait long for our order either. On the counter there are self serve jugs to fill from adjacent sink and matching funky, rustic cups. And the best part if one over-indulges on cakes, is being able to walk it off along a stunning beach only a few meters away!