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Adelaide is the capital of the state of South Australia. It lies on the eastern shores of Gulf St Vincent in the central, southern part of the Australian continent. Adelaide is Australia's fifth largest city, with a population of over 1.4 million in the greater Adelaide area. More than three quarters of South Australians live in the Adelaide metropolitan area.

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12 places match

  1. EatWest Adelaide

    Cafe de Vili's

    Vili is an Adelaide producer of pastries, especially pies and pasties. This unpretentious eatery at their factory serves full meals in addition to pastries, and is particularly known for their pie floaters (meat pies in pea and ham soup). Shift workers and night owls regularly eat there because it is open 24 hr, 7 days. It is a minor Adelaide icon. It has a second location at 426 Main N Rd in the Blair Athol district.

  2. EatPort Adelaide, Enfield, Prospect and Outer Harbor

    Dutch Coffee Lab

    A Dutch cafe but with mostly the standards of what you would find in an Australian cafe. A local specialty of this cafe is the Dutch Choco.

  3. EatCity and North Adelaide

    Elephant walk

    Particularly interesting because it is a small, cosy cafe which is very dimly lit. Each booth is separated by straw screens so you can't really see the other patrons. It opens at 8PM and if they're full, you'll have to wait outside for a table.

  4. EatCity and North Adelaide

    Fellini

    This St. Large North Adelaide cafe is packed to the rafters every weekend. The menu is Italian-based pasta, pizza and so on, but what keeps the punters coming back is the large size of the menu and inventiveness of the dishes.

  5. EatPort Adelaide, Enfield, Prospect and Outer Harbor

    Folklore Cafe

    A waterfront cafe overlooking the Port Adelaide River. Has all the standards you can find in a standard Australian cafe, along with some local specialties.

    (closed Mondays)

  6. DoWest Adelaide

    Glenelg Beach

    The historic beachside suburb of Glenelg has a jetty, the Grand hotel and many restaurants and cafés. Very popular with young and old, lots of volleyball competitions.

  7. EatWest Adelaide

    Market 33

    A typical kind of Australian cafe you could encounter in the western suburbs.

  8. EatCity and North Adelaide

    Nano Cafe

    Italian home-style food, great breakfast, good coffee, value for money, breakfast & lunch only, fresh daily.

    Daily$5.80-15

  9. SeeCity and North Adelaide

    The Adelaide Botanic Garden

    The gardens are quiet and relaxing even though they're in the heart of the city. They contain many large grassed areas ideal for relaxing, and just outside the gardens are the city parklands where ball games and picnics can be held. There is a cafe in the gardens and a conservatory.

    Open every day including public holidaysFree

  10. EatPort Adelaide, Enfield, Prospect and Outer Harbor

    The Banksia Tree Cafe and Restaurant

    A brunch cafe serving Australian cuisine as well as American cuisine.

    8AM–3PM daily

  11. EatSouth and East

    Windy Point Restaurant

    Windy Point Lookout, Belair Rd. Nice ambiance, excellent service and good food prepared in a unique way with a nice view of the city skyline. For those who wish to have a less formal setting, the adjacent cafe also offers a good selection. Usually only open for dinner from 6PM onwards, though lunches are possible with prior arrangements.

  12. BuyCity and North Adelaide Not mapped

    Mercato

    This place looks like a small shopping arcade selling fresh food and Italian groceries. Large range of salumi, cheese, seafood, antipasto and pasta. There is also a bar/cafe. The cafe does excellent breakfasts. A great place to visit if you are in North Adelaide

    7 days a week