When you think of great cities for street food, you probably think of London and New York.
But how about Adelaide? The southern Australian city has a thriving and strong culture of fare from those who have set up shop with little more than a battered umbrella to protect them from the elements.
In fact, International Express made a list of the top 10 best places in the world where you can find street food – one of which is Adelaide. Why not give it a try on your next visit!
Adelaide is famed for its open spaces and lush green parks but there are some wonderful secret spots that hide amazing hidden gems
The first thing anyone visiting the South Australian capital wants to do is tick off all the tourist hotspots – the Adelaide Oval, museums and art galleries. But there’s a lot more to the city than meets the eye.
There are some wonderful secret spots that hide amazing hidden gems – like these five quirky cafes
1)Teatime Collective
The Teatime Collective may not look like much but it has flavours to match its decor
First opened in 2012, The Teatime Collective opened as an event space for designer Ron Clark. When he found himself with extra time on his hands (and fingers), he decided to start baking bread. With only one sourdough starter left over from his days as a chef at Dukes Hotel, he began work on what was to become Adelaide’s most unique bakery.
The Teatime Collective may not look like much but it has flavours to match its decor.
2) The little French Cafe Little French Cafe is a cute, quaint and cosy café located in the centre of Adelaide
With a small-town vibe to it, you don’t expect this place to be unique – until you take a bite. This cafe serves everything from classic breakfast options – eggs Benedict and pancakes – to traditional pastries and even courses that include crème brûlée.
If there’s one thing this place does well, it’s dessert – from peach crumble tarts with vanilla bean ice cream, apricot soufflé cakes and chocolate eclairs filled with vanilla crème patissiere.
3)Vincent’s Duck Duck Goose
Duck Duck Goose is a quirky little spot serving delicious dishes inspired by Vietnamese, Cambodian and Chinese cooking
With its narrow red door and sign featuring an illustrated goose in a suit of armour, this place looks more like somewhere you may find in London or New York than Adelaide. And that’s exactly what makes it so special.
Duck Duck Goose is a quirky little spot serving delicious dishes inspired by Vietnamese, Cambodian and Chinese cooking – think banh mi sandwiches with pulled pork belly, celeriac pickle, coriander and chilli jam at breakfast through to beef cheek rendang come dinner time.
4) The Duke of York
This cosy pub has a relaxed bar atmosphere and even better food
If you’re looking for somewhere to grab a beer, the Duke of York is where it’s at. This cosy pub has a relaxed bar atmosphere and even better food.
It doesn’t look like much from the outside but inside is full of character and amazing food
It doesn’t look like much from the outside but inside is full of character and with an emphasis on local produce, it offers guests something truly special. You can choose between dishes such as wood-fired halloumi salad, bacon butties with tomato relish, quinoa burgers with fresh mint chutney or Moroccan roast vegetable couscous.
5) The Adelaide University Union Bar and Cafe (AUUC)
This cosy pub has a relaxed bar atmosphere and even better food
If you’re looking for somewhere to grab a beer, the Duke of York is where it’s at. This cosy pub has a relaxed bar atmosphere and even better food. It doesn’t look like much from the outside but inside is full of character and amazing food
It doesn’t look like much from the outside but inside is full of character and with an emphasis on local produce, it offers guests something truly special. You can choose between dishes such as wood-fired halloumi salad, bacon butties with tomato relish, quinoa burgers with fresh mint chutney or Moroccan roast vegetable couscous.
There are some wonderful secret spots that hide amazing hidden gems – like these five quirky cafes. With a small-town vibe to it, you don’t expect this place to be unique – until you take a bite. This cafe serves everything from classic breakfast options – eggs Benedict and pancakes – to traditional pastries and even courses that include crème brûlée. If there’s one thing this place does well, it’s dessert – from peach crumble tarts with vanilla bean ice cream, apricot soufflé cakes and chocolate eclairs filled with vanilla crème patissiere. It doesn’t look like much from the outside but inside is full of character and amazing food It offers guests something truly special. You can choose between dishes such as wood-fired halloumi salad, bacon butties with tomato relish, quinoa burgers with fresh mint chutney or Moroccan roast vegetable couscous. If you’re looking for somewhere to grab a beer, the Duke of York is where it’s at. This cosy pub has a relaxed bar atmosphere and even better food Duck Duck Goose is a quirky little spot serving delicious dishes inspired by Vietnamese, Cambodian and Chinese cooking – think banh mi sandwiches with pulled pork belly, celeriac pickle, coriander and chilli jam at breakfast through to beef cheek rendang come dinner time.
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