There’s nothing more trendier than the Belgian Beer Cafe. I’ve got friends that have met their soul mates here. This place is renowned for two things, beer and mussels. With an 8 page beer menu, a person can get easily distracted by the amount of choice on offer. On this particular occasion, I was here…
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Hello, Yes
Adelaide has a lot of under utilised buildings located on small side streets. One by one, these sites are being renovated into trendy hipster cafes and bars. Hello, Yes is the one of the newer cafes to open their doors, and is located on Eliza Street. It’s in between Franklin Street and Waymouth Street and…
Abdul’s Kitchen
Abdul’s Kitchen is a store located in Central Market Arcade. One section of the store stocks packaged Middle Eastern products, while the remaining part is the kitchen area. There’s a selection of wraps, sandwiches, rolls, foccacias, shaslicks, burgers, salads and dips. There’s even a range of take home family packs if you don’t have time…
Providore
Shopping in the Central Markets and have a bit of a sweet tooth? Well, look no further than the Providore. The sweets are fresh and handmade, and there’s so much on offer, you’ll be spinning around in circles. From the top of my head there were chocolates, cookies, cakes, muffins and an assortment of sweets….
Taste of Marrakech
As far as I’m aware, there are only 2 Moroccan restaurants in Adelaide, Le Riad and Marrakech. Taste of Marrakech is not so much a restaurant, but a Central Market stall that offers snacks, salads, spices and dips. Today, I ordered a Spanish Tortilla. As the name suggests, it’s Spanish and not Moroccan, but I…
Papa’s Gourmet Hot Dogs
The first thing that strikes you about Papa’s food truck is the shiny metallic van. The presentation is quite impressive, and it appears they’ve spent more than the average amount on the fit out. As their name suggests, they specialise in gourmet hot dogs. The hot dogs are not the processed convenience store variety but…
Downtown HDCB
Adelaide’s obsession with American diner food continues with the opening of a new dive bar, Downtown HCDB (Hot Dog Cold Beer), on Hindley Street. From the masterminds behind Jack Ruby, is a new establishment that incorporates the currently trending “street food” with Adelaide’s unique “small bar” licensing. True to the dive bar theme, this venue…
Naughty Spot
Naughty Spot is a quaint little store set in the popular Hutt Street cafe precinct. The menu is simple with a selection of Belgian waffles, baguettes (only available during the week) and beverages to choose from. The items on offer are constantly changing with a focus on premium locally sourced products wherever possible. Even the…
Gin Long Canteen
Every second eatery that opens these days seems to be either a burger joint or a dessert place. The opening of Gin Long Canteen on the popular O’Connell Street cafe precinct sees the emergence of street food on Adelaide restaurant tables. From the same people that brought you Concubine, the menu has a focus on…
Faraja
Kuwasiliana na wewe pia inanipa faraja kwani kiswahili chako kinaendeleza vizuri. Is that all Swahili to you? Well it is! Faraja is Swahili for comfort, solace or consolation. Faraja is located close to the beginning of King William Road as you head just out of the city. Set in a heritage styled stone fronted cottage, you’re greeted…
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