There have been a few changes to Festival of Food this year. First of all, the Festival of Food season has started earlier this year and is running for a period of 4 months. Secondly, it now comes in the form of a smartphone app and validation is done by punching a code for that…
Category: Dessert
Republic – Lemon Ed
A tasty new refreshing alcoholic drink brand named Lemon Ed has been named the official match day sponsor of the 2015 Liverpool Football Club Australian Tour. Lemon Ed will be available for soccer fans to enjoy when the Liverpool Football Club take on the Brisbane Roar at Suncorp Stadium on July 17th, and then Adelaide…
Waffle’s Waffle & Coffee – Revisit
It’s been nearly 2 years since my previous visit to Waffle’s Waffle & Cone, and it was only a less than satisfying lunch prior to this that brought us here. The menu is fairly identical to what I last remember, and even the decor is still the same. My friend wanted waffles and this place…
Bona Food
Bona Food originated as an independent recipe magazine focused on plant based whole foods. At the same time, it highlighted local suppliers that engaged in organic, ethical and wholesome practices. The advertising of The Market Shed on Holland within the magazine lead to the creation of the Wholefoods Bar, which is their main point of…
Al Mina Central
Al Mina Central is located in the Central Market Arcade which is on the eastern side of the Central Markets. Only a few months old, this stall specialises in Lebanese cuisine with meals made fresh to order. The menu is fairly simple with 8 types of Maneesh/Pide, a selection of Mezza Platters and Wraps. They…
La Madeleine
La Madeleine is a cosy little French cafe located towards the end of the Parade as you’re heading out of the city. Open 7 days a week, they have a small breakfast menu which includes quiches, pies, French toast, omelettes, crepes and salads. They also offer freshly baked items such as croissants, home made loaf…
Sarah’s Sister’s Sustainable Cafe
Sarah’s Sister’s Sustainable Cafe is an Adelaide institution which was first established back in 1978. Back then they were located on Hutt Street, and were already promoting the use of fresh, seasonal, local produce. Their breakfast and lunch offerings initially appear small, but this is made up for by their all day French department menu….
Astonish Patisserie – New Savoury Menu
Adelaide Food Central was invited by Astonish Patisserie to taste a few items off their new brunch menu that was introduced earlier this month. All food and drink were provided free of charge. Astonish is run by a chef who graduated from the prestigious pastry school, Le Cordon Bleu. Until recently the restaurant was only…
Fruizberry
As more and more people look for heathier options when eating out, we’re seeing a rise in the number of froyo stores opening around Adelaide. Fruizberry is located down the popular Jetty Road cafe precinct in Glenelg and has been around for over 3 years. They have a dozen froyos to choose from which are…
Lindes Lane
Adelaide Food Central was invited to sample the dishes at Lindes Lane. All food and drink were provided free of charge. Wine cafe by day and small bar at night, Lindes Lane is one of the few places that I know that takes up an entire street. Known for their laneway parties, Lindes Lane now…
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