Here's where we're going for brunch right now.
Whether you're having in or getting yours to go, here are the best coffees around.
Where to find animal-free food in the morning.
This suburb's eclectic mix of coffee and breakfast spots shouldn't be overlooked.
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A bricks-and-mortar diner for the food-truck favourite – with an expanded menu suitable for meat-eaters, vegans and gluten-free folks alike.
A charcoal-fired cafe for Adelaide’s eastern suburbs.
Creative brunches that don't rely on eggs on toast.
A charming French cafe that's a little bit retro and a little bit metro.
Sustainability is the bottom line.
Redefining Southern hospitality with help from Dawn Patrol Coffee.
This community-focused cafe has comfy couches, a book exchange and excellent toasties.
This slick cafe on a quiet strip of the CBD is a true family affair.
Let Fred treat you to some really comforting food.
Drink coffee and see it roasted in the one light-filled space.
The Central Market's tiny but mighty falafel stall has moved to a bigger site and introduced breakfast, coffee and deli products for sale.
First and foremost a coffee shop.
A coffee shop with all the perfection and none of the pretension.
This beachfront kiosk’s take on Goolwa’s famed pipis is well worth the three-hour round trip from Adelaide. There aren’t many other spots like it.
A “New-age deli” and coffee shop by the Whistle & Flute crew with a sun-sprayed glasshouse, just down the road from its sibling.
Hang up your bike and refuel with something healthy or sweet.
Japanese-Australian fusion that will have you cheering, not cringing.
For those who love choice.
A sleek and sparse coffee shop in an unlikely location.
A cafe and roastery by The Loose Caboose crew.
An innovative cafe and bakery with a refined edge.
A brunch and specialty coffee spot that welcomes families with genuine enthusiasm.
This hole-in-the-wall lunch spot serves up egg-and-bhaji naans, blackened cauliflower salad, fresh juices and breads made in-house.
A brunch spot in a historic building in Port Adelaide with a focus on sustainability.
Strikes the balance between modern style and rustic charm.
Coffee to go, with a side of good banter.
Quality brews with a touch of Persia.
Size doesn’t matter when the coffee is this good.
Day through night, this lush alfresco space has you covered.
Burgers that make a trip across town worthwhile.
The best of the Central Market, crammed into a corner deli.
A community-focused cafe with a modern industrial feel.
Everything a city espresso bar should be, and nothing more.
Expert coffee waking up the old Regent Arcade.
For impressive sweet treats, dough-nut go past Devour.
A suburban Vietnamese joint with a stellar small-batch wine list to match the street-food menu.
With acai bowls, Abbots and Kinney pastries and Saudade Portuguese tarts.
The light, bright and airy cafe also serves popcorn cauliflower and a huge fried-chicken burger.
A husband-and-wife team converted its 100-year-old residence into a community-led cafe.
Like your mate’s living room, but with table service.
Inspired by New York’s Jewish delis.
A creative and culinary hub for young and old.
A disused Federation-era theatre has a slick new identity.
Pat the resident bunnies, then lounge on the front lawn with a coffee or beer.
No doughnuts or bacon to be found here.
More South Australian than a pie floater.
The plant-centric pop-up so good, it progressed to permanence.
A healthy and eclectic brunch spot.
A semi-hidden trove of multicultural savouries and sweets.
An arty hangout for breakfast and lunch.
