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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.

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Address: 2-14 Manchester St
Getting there: off South Rd, after Richmond Rd
Website: vilis.com (opens in a new tab)

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