It was only last week that the owners of Gusto on Hutt re-branded the restaurant to Amaro. Previously, Gusto on Hutt and the original Gusto in Norwood not only shared the same name, but they also had identical menus. After querying what the changes were, I was told Gusto in Norwood is a cafe while…
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Five Little Figs
Five Little Figs is a quaint little cafe located on the side streets of Payneham South. Initially, the cafe was going to be named after the five senses which are the elements that contribute to a sensual and satisfying food experience. Subsequently, it seemed more appropriate to name the cafe after the five fig trees…
The Curious Squire – New Menu Launch
Adelaide Food Central was invited to the launch of the new menu at The Curious Squire. All food and drink were provided free of charge. With Head Chef and Pitmaster, Drew Akin at the helm, and the use of a Yoder Durango Vertical Offset Smoker, The Curious Squire have introduced a new Southern American style…
The Junction
The Junction is a bistro inside Morphettville Racecourse. I’ve been inside the racecourse many times but I wasn’t aware there was a bistro attached to it. The menu reads like something you’d find at a pub with mains, steaks, salads, pasta and pizza. The decor is modern and stylish with a lovely open plan area…
Kicco – Glenelg
Kicco is an espresso bar located right in the centre of the Bayside Village shopping complex in Glenelg. It’s one of three stores with the same name in Adelaide. My coffee loving friends come here religiously and they won’t even consider anywhere else. Their point of difference is their use of superior beans which are…
Caffe Primo @ New York Bar & Grill
While shopping at Westfield Marion, I find myself looking for somewhere new to eat. Hungry, indecisive and with limited choice, I wander into Caffe Primo @ New York Bar & Grill forgetting my past experiences with this franchise. Just like a typical Italian cafe there are salads, pizza, meat, chicken, seafood, pasta and risotto dishes…
Black Bull on Hindley
Black Bull was first established back in 1838 when Adelaide was first colonised. In 1949, it was renamed the Berkley Hotel, and it was only in recent times that the hotel reverted back to it’s original name. Located on the northern side of Hindley Street, Black Bull is the sister pub to the Woolshed on…
Big Shed Brewing Co – Launch Party
Adelaide Food Central was invited to the launch of the Big Shed Brewing Co. All food and drinks were provided free of charge. Back in 2002, Jason Harris and Craig Basford began their brewing in a “big shed” out in the Barossa. These two passionate beer lovers wanted to share their crafty brew with the…
Jack Greens
In our fast paced society, there’s a need for healthy food options when you’re on the run. That’s where Jack Greens comes in with a selection of healthy salad bowls, grains, soups and coffee. The vegetables have no preservatives, and the proteins are hormone and antibiotic free. All the produce is sourced from regional South…
Nordburger – Hindmarsh
Just like many other well known established burger joints, Nordburger, has opened up another store out west close to the Entertainment Centre and The Gov. If you’ve been to the Norwood store you’ll find similar offerings with 7 beef hamburgers and fried chicken options. To the right of the main counter is the dessert section…
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