I’ve been to Zootz several times, but only for social salsa dancing. Once every month, they clear all the tables and chairs, and turn on the latin music for people to practice their dance moves. As far as food goes, I’ve never had the urge to eat here, mainly due to negative social media reviews….
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Bacchus Wine Bar
If I were reviewing Bacchus purely on location, it would get a perfect rating. The bar is literally metres away from the beach, and the views of the sunset during the Summer are simply amazing. The place itself is not that large, and the atmosphere will depend on the time of day you come here….
ChurrOZ
ChurrOZ is a food truck that roams around Adelaide serving freshly made churros. Using natural local ingredients, no artificial colours or preservatives, and cooked in a cholesterol free canola oil, these Latin American donuts are the healthiest you’re going to get (if you can call them healthy!). There are basically two types of churros served…
Bar 9
Having only been to their city store, I was to keen to visit the place that started it all. This place just screams hipster from the moment you walk in. The small sun room at the front, the wall mounted shelves, and the prominent use of timber makes this place cute and yet quirky. We…
Cocolat – Henley Beach
A new Cocolat has opened at Henley Beach and is conveniently located metres away from the beach. Situated in a long and narrow store, the venue itself is deceptively large. With such a small frontage, I did feel the place lacked natural light towards the rear of the building. Today, I had their Baileys Embrace….
Royal Copenhagen – Henley Beach
It’s no coincidence that all the Royal Copenhagen stores in Adelaide are located in beach side suburbs. There’s nothing like a cold refreshing ice cream on a hot Summer’s day. The Henley Beach store is somewhat better than the Glenelg store, mainly because you can sit down and eat your dessert. The menu items are…
Kintaro Sushi – Norwood
Kintaro Sushi is a small sushi train store located on The Parade. My initial impression of this place was a good one, mainly because the place was packed and there was a steady stream of customers waiting for a seat. As far as sushi train stores go, this one is very modern and nicely presented….
Nic & Rocco – Norwood
I’ve been to a Nic and Rocco take away patisserie store before and was interested to eat at one of their dessert bars. The only difference between the 2 store types is the option of sitting down and having your dessert. The store at Norwood is still small and I thought it was strange that…
Street ADL
Street ADL is a restaurant and bar on Rundle Street, located on the ground floor of what was once the Universal Bar. The menu has a strong focus on local ingredients which is cleverly highlighted on a series of light boards. While having a menu on a wall is nothing new, the manner in which…
Horus Egyptian Cafe & Shisha House
Horus has been around for a while and is one of the first places in Adelaide to offer shisha from a hookah. As the title of the place suggests, shisha is their main seller. There’s a smog of fragrant fumes you have get through before you enter this place. There’s a small seating area at…
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