Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in South Australia

"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."

"It’s a popular spot for hospo crews from surrounding bars and restaurants (they recommend warding off hangovers with a well-made Bloody Mary). But for Zonfrillo, it’s all about the offal at this classic French bistro. “There’s offal, steak frites, and it’s open seven days,” he says."

"The clean lines, floor-to-ceiling windows and sleek black interior of this uber-popular cafe reflect Exchange’s sophisticated offerings on the plate and in the cup. This East End establishment has earned a formidable reputation for coffee roasted by Market Lane and artisanal tea by Waterloo Tea, as well as a refined menu of modern, inventive dishes."

"Brunch, the mealtime created where don’t have to get up too early, where you can drink alcohol before midday, and where you can combine eggs and bacon with burgers and fries and not feel one bit guilty about it. When we really think about it, the only con about brunch is that it doesn’t last all day!. Adelaide’s brunch scene is without a doubt one you will want to crawl out of bed for so, to get you started on your day, here are the 10 best breakfast and brunch spots in Adelaide you have to visit in 2021."

"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."

"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 OnlineRequest Booking"

"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..."

"This Halifax St haunt dubs itself as ‘where Mediterranean meets Middle East’, and the influence on the menu is obvious – spiced sausages, labneh and house-baked flatbread fill the Lebanese-inspired breakfast menu. Ballaboosta occupies a converted laundromat but the smell of bread baking in the huge wood-fired oven is a much more alluring aroma than the old soap and steam presses."

"This quirky restaurant is the perfect mix of Mediterranean meets Middle East and exemplifies loud flavours packed with herbs and spice. Wood Fired Shakshuka or Mediterranean Bruschetta will play as a flavour explosion in your mouth, making this more than just your usual brunch feast. When you leave, pick up a freshKnafeh or biscotti and stash it in the handbag for later."

"One visit to Mediterranean restaurant Ballaboosta and you’ll be wishing you could bring it home with you. Offering up relaxed vibes in spades, you’re going to want to grab a table outside and order some mezze dips with their signature wood fired pita while you decide on what to order. I can vouch for the fattoush, any of the wood fired pizzas and the falafel."

"Kym Mildwaters and his father Ron have owned Lunch on Angas for less than a year and have boosted trade immensely since taking over last Easter, they tell us. After many years running a similar shop in Ascot Park the family moved to the city for a change but, sadly, Ron’s wife was diagnosed with cancer last year, and the family has changed their plans drastically since the news. Despite this, father and son continue to operate Lunch on Angas with a smile and a wink."

"A super chill, family friendly vibe, Nature’s Providore is the perfect weekend family break spot, or mid-week-catch-up-with-your-girlfriends-and-their-bubs spot. It’s spacious, has a designated indoor and outdoor play area for the kids – including a wall to draw with chalk and loads of toys. And we need to talk about the food, so nourishing, plentiful and tasty… you will want to keep coming back again and again."

"Specialising in local, seasonal, and organic produce, Natures Providore has plenty of healthy vegan options and produces a variety of vegan pasta dishes that will please even the most die-hard carbonara lover. 88–90 Duthy Street, Malvern SA 5061. Facebook | Instagram"

"Adelaide’s laneways are home to plenty of fun and exciting hidden bars, where you’ll find the best spots hidden behind secret doors, tucked away in basements, on rooftops and down secret alleyways. The go-to spots for boutique bars in the city are Leigh Street and Peel Street, but there are plenty of others to choose from, including rooftop spots offering great views over the city."

"A trip to Adelaide cannot be complete without understanding its rich heritage. The art and cultural activities in Adelaide will give you an insight into the city's history, traditions, and artwork. While visiting the cultural attractions in Adelaide would prove to be informative, attending its artsy events will leave you entertained."

"This hipster style café on Ebenezer Place focuses on locally sourced produce at affordable prices. After enjoying one of their excellent coffees and a gourmet toastie, you certainly won’t be feeling sad for long. There is also a hair/fashion salon attached called DAS (anagram for SAD)."

"Brunch, the mealtime created where don’t have to get up too early, where you can drink alcohol before midday, and where you can combine eggs and bacon with burgers and fries and not feel one bit guilty about it. When we really think about it, the only con about brunch is that it doesn’t last all day!. Adelaide’s brunch scene is without a doubt one you will want to crawl out of bed for so, to get you started on your day, here are the 10 best breakfast and brunch spots in Adelaide you have to visit in 2021."

"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."

"When this sleek eatery —all polished concrete floors, minimalist lighting, and textured grey walls — opened at the end of 2017 in newly cool Henley Beach, it quickly became a local favourite. Set one street back from the sand, the centrepiece at Acacia is a 5.4-metre white mosaic-tiled coffee bar. During the week, a steady stream of beachgoers swing past for their morning takeaway; on weekends, it buzzes with the brunch crowd devouring classic poached eggs alongside more unexpected dishes such as miso eggplant served topped with puffed rice and grilled kale, and a sensational confit duck leg served with a fried egg and spiced honey on house-made crumpets."

"Acacia is a casual yet sophisticated space, dishing comfort for everyone from the local beach bums to the visiting city dwellers. The space transforms from breakfast with OJ to dinner with Pinot seamlessly. Using a combination of subtle textures and materials to create a refined, welcoming...See More"

"The seasonal Moseley Beach Club is back again for an exciting summer on the famed Glenelg beach foreshore from November 30 2020 to late March 2021. Open daily from 11am to 11pm, the beach club offers a delicious variety of both food and drink options including your favourite beers, wines, spirits, and cocktails. A calendar full of events, live music and entertainment is in the works, some of which will be free while others will require purchase of tickets – look out on the Moseley’s social media for further details."

"Adelaide’s hottest beachfront bar, the Moseley Beach Club is Australia’s first proper beach club, and is actually set up on the sand. Complete with kabanas, table service and festoon lighting, you’ll feel like you’re in Europe in no time. (Beach club is currently closed and will reopen in Summer. In the meantime visit the Moseley on Jetty Road)"

"At Adelaide’s premier contribution to the trend for rooftop bars, you can chill over post-work drinks during the week or push the boat out at weekends. This award-winning venue also features dramatic views of the CBD and even an opportunity to buy some art on your way out."

"We have grown up surrounded by the great Australian desert which has been lived in and navigated by Aboriginal people for so long."