15 of my favourite brews in the ‘burbs Us Adelaidian’s really are spoilt for choice in terms of great coffee. The coffee scene is growing, meaning there’s heaps of amazing new cafes popping up all over the shop. Those who live & work city bound are living in coffee heaven with so many options to… Read more »
Pancake lovers, coffee enthusiasts and indoor plant obsessives beware: you are going to have a SERIOUS love affair with this café. Let me introduce to you, Karma and Crow. Karma and Crow is tucked away in the business district of Richmond Road. It’s a blink and you’ll miss it kinda joint, so much so we… Read more »
Love a relaxed market, live music, street food and shopping local? Well you’ll find that there’s a market in the south of Adelaide that caters for all that and more every Friday night. Fridays After Five in Aldinga. Fridays After Five is a market hidden away between the Homegrain Bakery and Maxwells Grocery at Aldinga,… Read more »
Those who know me well know I LOVE Christmas. I love the decorations, the gift-giving, family-hangs and of course, the food. Eating and gifting food at Christmas time (well anytime) is one of my favourite things to do, as is shopping locally. We have so many incredible small businesses and producers here in SA… Read more »
Burgers for days. Great beer on tap. A peanut brittle soft serve that literally blow your mind. Bread & Bone is where it’s at. On the mezzanine level above the hidden Maybe Mae, Bread & Bone Wood Grill is a industrial and relaxed burger bar with a difference. The service is top notch. The interior… Read more »
Big brunches, a cosy industrial interior and incredible staff. There’s no doubt why this cafe is called Long Lost Friend– as soon as I walked through the doors I got that instant good-vibe feeling, that same feeling you get when you see your best mate after months of separation. Tucked away on a street corner… Read more »
Looking for a family friendly cellar door? One with massive lawns and games to keep the kids happy, but still has great wines and platters to keep the bigger kids happy? Then you need to get to Mclaren Vales newest addition- Doc Adams Wines. Nestled between the vineyards in the Vale, Doc Adams Wines is… Read more »
If you’re looking for a coffee in the thick of the ‘burbs then I’ve got something for you. Carnevale coffee. Cue partying. This street corner gem originally started as a home to Carnevale’s roaster, but as the demand grew to serve more than just beans and brews a kitchen was installed and the rest is… Read more »
If you’ve heard about the McLaren Vale Wine Region, there’s a strong possibility that you would have heard of Penny’s Hill. If not, brace yourself. This place is food and wine heaven. Penny’s Hill Cellar Door and Kitchen Door Restaurant is located just out of the township of McLaren Vale, nestled between by lush vineyards… Read more »
8 reasons why you need to visit Robe A recent visit to Robe had me dreaming of retirement (yes, it’s a long time away I know) and wanting to live in a tipi spending days at a time on the beach. Robe is one of my favourite places on the Limestone Coast, and now holds… Read more »
Say goodbye to The Loft Wine Bar, because a new eatery is in town. Say big, delicious hello to Mrs Q Asian Kitchen and Bar. Taking over Lofts old space, Mrs Q is home to amazing Asian fare, a cracking drinks menu and an interior that will sweep you off of your feet. The other… Read more »
Ubud Known for its lush hillside, rice paddies, monkey forest and huge yoga scene. As I am totally not into monkeys (saw a child get bitten by one, swear I am scarred for life), and lets face it, I’m a pretty uncoordinated yogi, Ubud for me was about the food. Suprise! NOT. We had a… Read more »
