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 »
Put a bunch of creative ladies, armed with cameras in a beautiful setting and there’s no doubt that magic is going to happen. The other week I had pleasure of attending a Video Workshop run by Sally Badnall from Sweet Shute. As soon as Sally approached me with the idea of attending the workshop… Read more »
Sometimes, you just need to breathe. So when I heard that the awesome ladies at Breathe Adelaide were teaming up with the eclectic crew at The Porch Sessions, I just had to grab myself a ticket. Breathe in the pines was on Saturday night, and my gosh what a gorgeous soiree it was. Held in… Read more »
Earth bowls, raw treats, almond milk made on site. I’m talking about Glenelg’s healthiest hideaway- Raw Conscious Eatery Tucked in a little shopfront just off of the bustling Jetty Road, Raw Conscious Eatery is a healthy foodies dream come true. It’s also a minimalist interior lovers dream come true- the fit out has a Scandi… Read more »
Wu tang clan aint nothing to (cue naughty word here) with. And neither is the coffee at C.R.E.A.M CREAM, short for Coffee Rules Everything Around Me, is my favourite cafe in the seaside burbs of Brighton. It’s a blink and you’ll miss it joint, with nothing but a sandwich board and a Wu-tang… Read more »
It’s as addictive as the name suggests. Crack will leaving you desperate for your next hit- a hit of gingerbread pikelets and locally roasted coffee that is. Situated on Franklin Street, this old bank has been given a light and bright face lift and is now the home of a brunch lovers dream, coffee… Read more »
Rustic yet modern. A degustation like no other. A damn impressive wine list. That’s just a start of what you’ll experience at Leonards Mill. Located on the Fleurieu Peninsula, Leonards Mill is nestled on a bend in the coastal town of Second Valley. Located about 90kms out of Adelaide, it’s well and truly worth the… Read more »
They say you can’t buy happiness, but you can buy coffee, and that’s pretty much the same thing. That’s why the De Groot Coffee Co makes me one happy lady. A visit here has been long overdue. I have had these guys beans before in many a latte from cafes in Adelaide and beyond, so… Read more »
For those who haven’t heard of it , Eat Local SA is a fabulous initiative, focusing on everything South Australian. It gives people a way of identifying restaurants, cafes, cellar doors and even experiences that are all about SA made products and produce. They do this through their classic “Eat Local SA” signage, their website,… Read more »
T E A It’s not just limited to white with one sugar. The other day a friend and I attended a tea blending workshop run by Jane Burke from Wildfire Organic Tea. We have been eyeing off her workshops for a while now, so as soon as she announced that she was launching a new… Read more »
The Adelaide Hills is abundant in cellar doors filled with fine wines, cosy interiors and delicious food. Barristers Block Wines being one of them. Hidden down a path in Woodside, Barristers Block is the perfect cellar door for those who travel in large groups, are wanting a quaint lunch or even have kids in tow…. Read more »
