12 of my favourite Fleurieu Coffee Haunts Coffee is a staple in my diet these days so when I come across a decent cup of liquid gold I savour every minute (not before taking a photo of it though, sorry not sorry). As I am forever finding myself on the Fleurieu Peninsula I’ve thrown together… Read more »
Love fresh produce? Uncompromisingly seasonal fare? The opportunity to meet the face behind who sources and grows your fruit, veg and herbs? Then you need to do yourself a favour and start sourcing your veggies from one of my favourite small businesses, ScoopSA. Scoop SA was founded by the lovely Rachel Mcmillan. Rach is originally… Read more »
Incredible coffees, beautiful interior and all day breakfast. There’s no wonder why Aldinga is rejoicing knowing that Rosey is in town. Roseys Café, well known from its super popular Unley spot, has got itself a twin and migrated to the Fleurieu. Hidden next to Miss Gladys On Sea, this gem is tucked away in a little… Read more »
Robe Robe is a stunning town located on the Limestone Coast, about a 4 hour drive from Adelaide. It is relaxed town that is community minded and in the off peak season is home to a thousand or so people who call themselves locals. In the holidays families, friends and those who love the coast… Read more »
Alexandrina Cheese Company Cheese lovers unite- I’ve come across a incredible cheesery with a perfect view just out of the Victor Harbor township on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Image credit- Alexandrina Cheese Co facebook The Alexandrina Cheese Company is becoming a household name and is making its way into the cheese cabinets in some of the… Read more »
Cheese please! Blessed Cheese in McLaren Vale Cheese. It’s one of my most favourite things in the whole entire world. No joke. So when I finally had the chance to check out this winner in McLaren Vale I was oh so excited. This winner is also commonly known as Blessed Cheese Blessed Cheese has been… Read more »
upcycled. cosy. eclectic. oh and did I mention insanely good coffee? just a few things that are a stand out at Yankalilla’s most sweetest little cafe, 21 Junk Street. located on the main street, between op shops overfilling with mason jars and mismatched crockery, this gem of a cafe fits in perfectly to its surrounds…. Read more »
i’m a sucker for a sangria. it’s the perfect drink- refreshing, not to alcoholic (lets face it I can get tipsy rather quickly) and perfect when the warmer weather kicks in. however I am also rather partial to my best mate cider. we are really so lucky here in South Australia- we have so many… Read more »
okay so it’s not winter anymore and I am a little bit behind the 8 ball. blog wise. brain wise. organising wise. a few months ago when it actually was winter, the other half and I rugged up, headed to the city with the City Brief: Winter Edition in one hand and a coffee in… Read more »
adelaide’s east end. filled with cafes, stores filled with hand made goods and locally sourced items and even a treadly shop. and then there’s Exchange Specialty Coffee. on a corner in Vardon avenue, this not-hidden-anymore gem is always hustling and bustling with hipsters, city folk, workers and every one in-between. the coffee is always strong,… Read more »
sunday mornings are for long breakfasts, strong coffees and adventures. that’s why last sunday seemed rather fitting to visit the cafe I have been waiting forever to visit. and this cafe my friend, is called A Mothers Milk. you will find this melbourne-vibe-in-adelaide cafe on Unley road, on a corner of a street with brick… Read more »
have you ever met someone for the first time being nervous as hell, but after speaking to them for 5 minutes feel like you have known them for 10 years? that’s how I felt when I met the humble, inspiring and incredibly friendly Peggy Veloudos from T Bar. catching up with Peggy in T Bar… Read more »
