Cheap Places to Eat in Port Vincent

"With an irresistible seafood offering and views across Henley Beach to match, Estia is a must for lovers of big servings of seafood and meats. Their mezze dining style makes this a convenient meeting destination for catch ups and makes this the perfect way to get a little taste of everything whilst still filling up on all the tasteful dishes. Inspired by the traditions and flavours of the Greek Islands, if you are a lover of pickled octopus, crispy fried whitebait or marinated SA king prawns, you are bound to leave a happy chappy after a visit here!"

"With the popular Henley Square water fountain feature (aka kids splash zone) mere metres away, the kids can play outside in the water whilst you wait for your meal. And WHAT a meal it will be!. Estia specialises in sharing mezze food and its traditional Greek menu is to die for!"

"Unpretentious and generous is the best way to sum up this long-standing Port local serving southern Italian fare. Pop in for a pizza or linger over a four-course feast, waving hello to owners Carmine and Melina, and Nonna Vicky whenever she pops her head out of the kitchen. 49 Commercial Rd, Port Adelaide carmineandco.com.au"

"If Semaphore were an author, it'd be Jack Kerouac – bohemian, poetic and partial to a drink. Wander the main street before gentrification takes hold, ducking into Sweet Amber's red-brick shopfront for a craft... Microbrewery in Adelaide"

"Nearby, the Banksia Tree Cafe, which is part of the Semaphore Comfort Network, is the new branch sport, located in a historic building in Port Adelaide. The cafe is well known for its modern Australian cuisine. Grab a mouthwatering breakfast consisting of jazzed-up, seasonal brunch staples."

"A brunch spot in a historic building in Port Adelaide with a focus on sustainability. 147 St Vincent Street,Port Adelaide"

"You and the girls need sustenance but aren’t sure where to go; you’ve exhausted all the brunch options and want to discover something new, exciting and fun. With options including ‘BAE’ - bacon, egg, hash browns, and ‘Chocolate Bowl’, washed down with organic tea and fresh juices, this has to be the new place you check out. 5/292 Military Road, Semaphore Park"

"When you inevitably find yourself lounging at the beach, Sarah's Sister's Sustainable Cafe in Sephamore - about 30 minutes from the CBD - will have something delicious and healthy for you to indulge in. The cafe originally opened in 1978 as Sarah's Cafe, showcasing fresh, local produce. In 2005 it changed to the name it has now (presumably sold to Sarah's sister) and serves a range of vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options, still keeping with that same locally sourced aesthetic."

"The original Sarah’s cafe first opened in 1978 — years before anyone in Australia knew what a ‘carbon footprint’ was — and is still harnessing the same fresh, local and seasonal produce as it did four decades ago. This Semaphore Rd pavilion cafe also teams up with local schools to educate kids on sustainable cooking, proving that environmentally friendly food doesn’t have to compromise flavour."

"The place to be when you have no idea what you’re craving, this vegetarian café offers all types of vegan options, from homemade gnocchi to bread-and-butter pudding. 117 Semaphore Road, Semaphore SA 5019. Facebook | Instagram"