Nino’s is a bit of an institution in Victor Harbour, dating back over 40 years. As their name suggests, their offerings are Italian with a good selection of pizzas, pastas, mains and foccacias. The pizzas comes in two sizes, 10 inch and 12 inch and are available with a classic style or gluten free crust….
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Mediterranean Cafe Ristorante
A sign of a good place is a constant flow of customers throughout the day, where getting a seat can often prove difficult. This pretty much sums up the Mediterranean which is located on the beachside suburb of Glenelg South. The menu is fairly extensive and offers a good selection of pizzas, pastas, meat and…
Vino Ristorante
Vino is conveniently located on the city fringe on the popular Unley Road cafe precinct. Having eaten at many of the neighbouring restaurants, it was time to pay this place a visit. A quick glance at the menu through the window suggests a fairly authentic menu with a good selection of pizzas, pastas, seafood and…
Cecconi’s on O’Connell
In some ways, O’Connell Street is like The Parade with the number of Italian restaurants down the one street. The latest to open it’s doors on the busy cafe precinct is Cecconi’s which replaces the former Italian Cafe Vagabondo. The menu is predominantly Italian with mains, pastas, pizzas, calzone and risottos. The decor is modern…
Miss Perez Kitchen & Bar
There’s nothing like a drive up to the picturesque Adelaide Hills to check out the cool and trendy Miss Perez Kitchen & Bar. The menu is fairly straight forward with a handful of small and larger plate dishes on offer. The offerings aren’t entirely Spanish and South American influenced with some dishes taking on a…
Savvas Yiros
Savvas Yiros is a small Greek takeaway store located in a small shopping complex in the affluent suburb of Malvern. As their title suggests, yiros are their specialty with lamb, chicken, falafel and a meat combination available. Apart from that, there’s not much else with three types of salads, chips and a few plate dishes….
Bodri’s Chimney Cake Station
The Chimney Cake (also known as Kurtosh Kalach) first originated in Hungary over 300 years ago. It’s a traditional artisan baked sweet cake that is freshly baked and is available in many flavours. Originally baked as a wedding cake, it has now become a popular street food in Hungary. While the recipe has gradually evolved…
Cucina Forno
I have to admire the owners of this place for their persistence and determination, especially with the second re-branding of the business. The cafe was originally Alfresco’s, specialising in Italian cuisine. The store then underwent a facelift and became Sliders on Rundle, which incorporated burgers and hot dogs to capitalise on Adelaide’s American fast food…
Panacea – Festival of Food 2014
My last visit to Panacea was nearly two years ago, and based on what I wrote at the time, the group had quite a good experience. While I had been there for a normal tapas meal, I was curious to see what they were like as part of the Festival of Food deal. For $29.50,…
La Moka
With small bar licences being handed out like pamphlets at a voting booth, the once dark and dingey Peel Street alleyway has been transformed into a vibrant and trendy social destination, giving life to the laneway culture that we so often see in Melbourne. A handful of new bars have opened since I last walked…
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