More #coffeeoclock

We started exploring and looking for different coffee shops when Covid restrictions hit us. It's a habit that has continued and we try to fit in 2 a week. We're always on the lookout for new gems as well as old favourites.

My current 50ish favs #coffeeoclock (coffee, cakes and/or brunch), in no particular order





McLaren Vale Visitor Centre
Coffeed, Aberfoyle Park
La Crema, St Marys
Becks Bakery, Port Noarlunga
Deep Blue, Moana
Miss 50 48, Hove
Corner Bakery, Strathalbyn
Grounds for Coffee, Mount Barker
Day Job, Halifax Street, CBD
Manna, McLaren Vale
Folklore Cafe  Port Adelaide
Boulevard Cafe, Encounter Bay
Cafe Republic Bakery, Uraidla
Grange Jetty Cafe



Joes, Henley Beach
TLC, Henley Beach
Seller Door, Brighton
Blacksmith, Hahndorf
Lot 14, North Terrace
Lobethal Bakery, Woodside
Fred's, Aldgate
Sheoak Cafe, Belair
Bombora on the River, Goolwa
Robe store by Mahalia, Robe
Balthazar, Pasadena
The Boatshed  Hallet Cove
Mother Duck, Goolwa
Local Crowd, Colonel Light Gardens
Omnivore, Ascot Park
Golden Fleece, Willunga
Breeze Cafe, Aldinga





CIBO Expresso, Stirling
Seafaring Fools, Glenelg Broadway
Kaffehaus, Hahndorf
Yankallila Bakery, Yankalilla
Flava, Christies Beach
Simpson kiosk, Adelaide Botanic Gardens
Cantina 61, Seaford Rise
Beerenberg Cafe, Hahndorf
Agathas, Port Noarlunga
Joan's Pantry, Hawthorndene
Green Valley strawberries                            Lobethal Bakery (formally Millie's), Mount Barker  Terre, Willunga 

Next to try out ....

Appleseed Strathalbyn





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