Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in Williamstown

"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."

"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."

"📝 A loyal following continually fills the tables inside and out of Exchange Specialty Coffee. And, it’s easy to see why when their coffee, provided by Market Lane Coffee and locals Monday’s Coffee Co, is that good. Veg and vegan options round out the tight yet impressive menu."

"Also situated along Vardon Avenue, Adelaide, is Exchange Specialty Cafe. This is a great shop that carefully sources sustainable beans from around the world. In so doing, their coffees are full of flavour and vary in bold tastes."

"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"

"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"

"Pranzo is an Italian restaurant which prides itself on delivering fresh local produce. There aren’t too many Italian restaurants that delve into the breakfast service but Pranzo thought they might – and needless to say, we’re glad they did. From the breakfast menu we’d recommend to start your day by ordering the Poached Eggs ($16) with pancetta, avocado, baby spinach and sour dough."

"The 10,000 wooden spoons dangling from the ceiling make for an incredible backdrop for brunch at this award-winning café in Adelaide’s East End. In the kitchen, wooden spoons and other utensils produce cuisine with an international streak – Turkish lamb, wombok and tahini labneh are sprinkled throughout the menu – going nicely with coffee from local roaster Veneziano, cold-pressed juices and house-made cordial."

"In our city’s already arty west end, Light Square promotes our SA contemporary artists and emerging artists. Some of their regular artists include TAFE SA graduates, their acclaimed lecturing team and a selection of graduated yr 12 Art students. The building – with that large silver shape jutting out of it – is now more eye-catching than ever, with the recent addition of the rainbow walk recognising LGBTQIA in SA."

"Nexus Arts describe themselves as pioneers in diversity, which is true when looking back at their history. Founded by the Multicultural Arts Workers Committee, today Nexus Arts continue the ethos of their past, by advocating for the inclusion of culturally and linguistically diverse art and artists. They also provide community groups with opportunities to present visual arts, performances and special programs and projects."

"The Lion Arts Centre is also home to the artists’ collective known as Nexus Arts, which advocates for the inclusion of culturally and linguistically diverse artists. The collective was born in 1984 as the Multicultural Arts Workers Committee, and today gives community groups the opportunity to present their visual arts, performances and special projects in a quality inner-city space."

"To soak up a new adventure and the mind is constantly developing every single day. Use this to learn about a historical secret society in Australia, The Secret Order of Quill and Compass. This society has been around for hundreds of years and has members who were known for being intellectual rebels and free thinkers throughout Australian history."

"The South Australian Museum is renowned for its world-class natural history and cultural collections. North Terrace, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. Amusement and Theme Parks"

"The Migration Museum is a social history museum that focuses on the immigration and settlement history of South Australia. The museum aims to promote cultural diversity and multiculturalism. The museum opened in 1986 and is located near the State Library of South Australia, the South Australian Museum, and the University of Adelaide."

"Discover the many different stories and faces behind immigration in Australia at the Migration Museum. The exhibits are thought-provoking and will leave you with a deeper understanding of what it means to be Australian. Price: FreeHours: 10 am to 5 pm daily"

"This engaging social-history museum tells the story of the many migrants who have made SA their home. The museum has info on 100-plus nationalities logged in its database, along with some poignant personal..."

"The Museum of Classical Archaeology has more than 1700 items on display, making it the largest collection of artefacts from ancient Greece and Rome in South Australia. CURRENTLY CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Opening Times: The Museum is open to the general public on the first Tuesday of every month (excluding December and January), between 11.00am – 3.00pm.Ticket Prices: FREE entryAddress: University of Adelaide, Mitchell Building, North Terrace, Adelaide SAWebsite: arts.adelaide.edu.au/humanities/the-museum-of-classical-archaeology"

"Rundle Mall is the home of Adelaide’s defacto mascot of the Mall’s Balls art installation. Everyone from Adelaide knows the spot in Rundle Mall as an easy point of reference within the city. As a wedding photo location, it’s better suited at night, as there will not be as many random people in your photos, and it allows for the pretty lights that line the area to be used in your photos."

"This top-notch pedestrian street mall was first opened back in September 1976. Here, you will find your favourite global and local brands in their stores. As a matter of fact, the shopping centre has about a thousand shops."

"The Victoria Park Loop is a great place for families to take a walk, ride bikes away from the dangers of the road, or to simply walk the dog in open space away from the traffic.Read our review"