Sheesha lounges seem to be all the rage these days with new establishments popping up all over the state. Hindley Street is really where it all started with several places offering the flavoured water pipes. While the toxic substances from sheesha are masked with more pleasant flavours, this particular past time, which is quite popular…
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Krispy Kreme – West Croydon
For so many years, the people of Adelaide have been deprived of Krispy Kreme donuts. The most common way they were brought into the state was by purchasing them at an eastern state airport. It was only earlier this week that the first of four Krispy Kreme donut stores opened in Adelaide. For four consecutive…
UR Caffe
When I’m out and about at a particular location, I try to visit several places in the one outing. I might have a meal at one place and perhaps something a little sweeter at another. On this occasion, my sweet tooth was going to be satisfied at UR Caffe. UR Caffe is located towards the…
Monsoon Indian Restaurant
Monsoon is an Indian restaurant located on the busy Melbourne Street cafe strip. Their regular menu is fairly extensive with all your Indian favourites as well as some dishes that I’ve never heard of. Not feeling too hungry, I came here for their $10 lunch menu which is a choice of 7 different curries with…
Yummy Banh Mi
With the rising popularity of Vietnamese rolls in Adelaide, it just wouldn’t be right if there wasn’t a local store down Semaphore Road. Located close to the beach, Yummy Banh Mi is situated amongst popular pubs, cafes and restaurants. As their name suggests, Vietnamese meat rolls are their specialty with 8 types of filling to…
The Thali Room
I’ve been to British India before and had a more than delightful experience. The Thali Room is the name of the adjoining building next door and I was curious to find out what this place was about. It has it’s own entrance, but it turns out the only way into this place, is through the…
Stax – Waymouth St
Stax is a restaurant franchise that has been around for over a decade and has 3 stores in the CBD. Their Waymouth Street store is located towards the King William Street end and is set amongst popular pubs, cafes and restaurants. For me, Stax is like a cross between Subway, a sandwich store and a…
127 Days Urban Eats
All the trendy burger joints are typically located on popular cafe strips and busy main roads. When I heard 127 Days were out in the middle of the western surburbs, I was thinking burgers from a fish and chip shop. I couldn’t have been more wrong. 127 Days actually have a decent selection of gourmet…
Haddo’s Hot Dogs
I’ve heard great things about Haddo’s Hot Dogs and it’s always been on my list of places to try. Unfortunately, our paths have never crossed, until this morning when they were setup at the Flinders Street Markets. Hot dogs from a food truck is nothing new, but the point of difference with Haddo’s are their…
Jolley’s Boathouse
Many of Adelaide’s fine dining establishments come with picturesque views, and Jolley’s Boathouse is no different. Set along the banks of the Torrens River, customers have the luxury of gazing out the dining room windows in an area that is a permanently enclosed verandah. This place capitalises on the 180 degree views from the main…
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