Pave Cafe

Pave Cafe is a little different to all the other eateries down The Parade. The dining space is outdoor and yet protected from the elements. The breakfast menu provides a standard 9 dishes to choose from, and for a lunch, the offerings are a third. For breakfast, I ordered the Eggs Benedict with Salmon. The…

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Nettle Raw Cafe

As someone who spends nearly everyday eating out, I’ll be the first to say that my diet is shocking. Having heard about Nettle Raw, Adelaide’s first raw and vegan cafe, I was excited about eating something healthy for a change. This quaint little store is located in the western suburbs just around the corner from…

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Down The Rabbit Hole – Boho Barcelona

Last night, Down the Rabbit Hole Wines invited Adelaide Food Central to celebrate another pop up cellar door adventure. After the overwhelming support of their first event, owners of Down The Rabbit Hole, Dom and Elise, have decided to spread this one over two nights. With the same adorable rabbit hole entry, this event has…

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Harry’s Bar on Grenfell

The Adelaide Food Central team were invited to dine at Harry’s Bar on Grenfell Street. All food and drink were provided free of charge. Harry’s Bar is close to the corner of Grenfell Street and King William Street. The venue’s offerings are predominantly a pub style kind of affair. The menu includes burgers, schnitzels, wedges…

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Parsec Cafe

Hindley Street is slowly being revitalised with a string of new bars and cafes being opened along this notoriously seedy strip. Format Collective, which was once on Peel Street, has opened the new Parsec Cafe, a place that is also used as a shop, gallery and venue. The space is open plan with lovely high…

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Red Ass

I’ve eaten at Red Ass a very long time ago when they were based in the city. I can’t quite remember what the experience was like, but it was only a short time after that they moved to Semaphore. Located on the busy Semaphore Road cafe precinct, Red Ass specialises in Thai and Indian cuisine….

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Viet Menu – Noarlunga

When I first found out that Viet Menu was located inside the food court at Colonnades Shopping Centre, I was probably a bit skeptical as to how good this place could be. There’s a common perception that food from a food court is of average quality at best, and I must admit, I’ve had a…

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Ginza Miyako – New Winter Menu 2015

There are some upmarket restaurants out there that haven’t changed their menu in years. Ginza Miyako is a bit different as they constantly introduce new menu items to keep customers interested. A select few of us were invited to the restaurant to sample their new dishes. All food and drink was provided free of charge….

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Dragon Court Seafood Restaurant

With already a handful of Yum Cha places down Gouger Street, competition is already tough for this Asian tapas. A new player has come on to the scene in the form of Dragon Court Seafood. There is a decent selection of classic Yum Cha dishes available during the day, while for both lunch and dinner,…

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Sazon Espresso – Adelaide

Sazon first opened in Mt Barker over 6 years ago, and during that time, they’ve developed a reputation for great coffee and authentic Mexican street food. As part of their expansion, they’ve now opened a city store which is currently open during the week for breakfast and lunch. There are 8 options on their breakfast…

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