Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Port Adelaide

"The facade of this East End favourite looks just like a Parisian Metro station, and the brunch served within its walls taste just like a Parisian bistro. Hey Jupiter is a ‘brasserie francaise’ plating up bread baked in local boulangeries and sweet treats created by Adelaide’s top patisseries. If you’re feeling really fancy, order the Champagne Breakfast For Two, washing down your eggs, salmon and pastries with a bottle of bubbles."

"Eating some French food, perhaps – maybe a classic soupe a l'oignon (French onion soup) or a tub of moules au saffran (mussels steamed in... Vietnamese in Adelaide"

"Exchange Specialty Coffee 12-18 Vardon Avenue, Adelaide SA 5000. Exchange was founded in June 2013 (happy recent sixth birthday, team), and on most days you can find owner and founder Tom Roden at work behind the Synesso (as pictured). The café made a name for itself by taking coffee and service very, very seriously, and, of course, being the first café in Adelaide to make free sparkling water for the table standard."

"If you're going to go down the coffee date path, then this spot would have to be our top pick. Shops 1-3 12-18 Vardon Avenue,Adelaide"

"Plastered top-to-toe in retro tiles, Crack Kitchen is hidden away between some of Adelaide's towering skyscrapers. Its quirky exterior is matched by the unique interior; filled with greenery, timbers, and delicious brunches, it's a must-try for locals and visitors alike."

"With a roastery operating on the mezzanine and plants hanging from the ceiling, Crack Kitchen is a lovely space to spend some time sipping on your favourite brew. 🕖 Weekdays 7.30am – 3pm, Weekends 8am – 3pm. 📍 13 Franklin Street"

"Crack Kitchen is a cafe, roastery & specialty coffee brewer all-in-one who are at the very top of their game; you’ll always leave totally satisfied. Throw in some of the best brunch in town and you’re onto a real winner here."

"The culmination of a shared passion for life and food, Jack Greens on Waymouth Street in Adelaide is a place to eat, meet, greet, chill and have fun. This family-owned business connects people through... Order OnlineBook Now"

"Ten minutes out of the city in Walkerville, the Coffee Institute is a pleasure to wake up to. Get your phones out because the guys here serve gobsmackingly beautiful food that you’ve got to post on Instagram #sorrynotsorry. Get the pulled pork benedict, corn fritters, pannacotta and the pumpkin pie."

"The Migration Museum is a little gem of a place tucked away on Kintore Avenue, just behind the State Library. If your children are studying the history of migration, or just love history in general, there’s plenty to see here if you have an hour or two to spare. During Adelaide school holidays, the museum organises “Detective Trails” to challenge young minds, and there are heaps of discovery drawers and content scattered throughout the museum just waiting to be found."

"The old Police barracks are located right behind the South Australian Museum and library. It’s a beautiful old building which is very much hidden from view and you’d be forgiven for not knowing it was there unless you had specially sought it out. It is public space, however can also be booked for wedding ceremonies so it would be best to enquire before your wedding day if it was being used or not before heading down there to have photos done."

"We all are aware about different museums but this one has totally different things to offer to its visitors. The Migration Museum is operated by the History Trust of South Australia. The collection of works here includes both rotating and permanent ones."

"Located in a fabulous old building that dates right back to colonial times, the State Library of South Australia will delight book lovers and history aficionados with its stunning, book-filled interior. As it is the largest public research library in the whole of South Australia, it hosts a massive collection of books, photographs, sound and video recordings on every topic imaginable. While the French Renaissance style Mortlock Wing of the library looks gorgeous from the outside, its interior is the real show stopper; wrought-iron balconies lie before rows upon rows of softly illuminated books."

"Located right next to the South Australian Museum, the State Library of South Australia impresses visitors with its mixed ancient and contemporary architecture. The Spence Wing, with its clean lines and glass entrance, offers modern facilities and a contemporary decor. Mortlock Wing, the original library is in a French Renaissance style and dates back 1884."

"Whether you’re on the hunt for a family breakfast or lunch option, the Felici Espresso Bar can deliver. For breakfast, families can enjoy toast, rasin toast, eggs Benedict, ricotta hotcakes, oatmeal, and more. Otherwise, for lunch, there’s soup, pasta, lasagna, risotto, and more."