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Fish tank in an old tv set! Nifty!
Delicious and plump ‘Cleland Gully’ free range scrambled eggs on Mylor lightly sprouted rye; $10.00 and smashed avocado; +$4.00
Pumpkin salad, roasted capsicum, baby spinach, pine nuts, crumbed boccini cheese and a light balsamic dressing; $14.00
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Rosey’s Cafe
139 Unley Road
Unley SA 5061
Opening hours
Mon-Wed 8am-4pm
Thu-Sat 8am-10pm
Sun 9am-8pm
Shopfront, Coorong Angus pastrami: tomato chutney, cucumber, Paris Creek cheddar, pastrami and baby spinach toasted on organic sourdough; $9.00, chocolate brownie
Cute little ‘hipster’ cafe on Ebenezer Place parallel to Rundle Street serving simple food at affordable prices, most (or all) items under a tenner! Score!
Bruschetta: cherry tomatoes, Paris Creek gouda and basil dressed with olive oil on toasted pumpkin bread; $9.00
Looks pretty damn delicious aye?
Dukkah and salmon salad: cos lettuce, avocado, Shiraz sauce and Harris smoked salmon topped with Kurianda dukkah; $9.00
This was delightful! So much flavour from the smoked salmon and loads of crunch from the lettuce leaves and heap of aromatic dukkah. They weren’t scrimp on the avocado (I swear it was almost a whole one!) which added a touch of creaminess and my daily dosage of vitamin C 
along with the Shiraz sauce which combined all the individual components together. Delicious and healthy!
Food: 4/5
Service: 3.5/5
Value: 3.5/5
Ambience: 4/5
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Sad:Cafe
Shop 4 Ebenezer Place
Adelaide SA 5000
Opening hours
Mon-Thu 8am-4pm
Fri 8am-6.30pm
Sat 9am-4pm
Sun and public holidays closed
Can you say that you’ve been to the quirky town house turned vegetarian eatery called the House of Donkey? Or what my immature self likes to call it, House of Ass… hehe! 
Just a few streets back from Chinatown off Whitmore Square on Sturt Street, houses this joint. House of Donkey is owned by three ladies who also happen to live upstairs; the ground floor is decorated with random old school nicknacks, furniture, flowers and hanging pot plants with the odd ass/donkey here and there. There’s one painted on the wall and there’s a few hidden around in the cute courtyard out the back. Keep your eyes peeled!
Soy latte and cappucino; $4.00 and $3.50
Eeyore playing hide and seek!
Eggplant, feta and sun dried tomato pie with salad; $12.00
Roasted sweet potato and lentil salad with spinach, sultanas and pine nuts; $10.00
Presentation wise, not the prettiest thing. BUT! – there is a but; but, it was so flavourful. The sweet potato was exactly that, super super sweet and the dressing was so good – a bit of tartness to compliment the sweetness with loads of flavour and a variety of textures from the pine nuts, spinach and lentils. Loved the little gems of sultanas with each bite here and there.
Food: 3.5/5
Service: 3/5
Value: 3/5
Ambience: 3.5/5
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House of Donkey
188 Sturt Street
Adelaide SA 5000
Opening hours
Wed–Fri 8am–5pm
Sat–Sun 9am–3pm
