The Artisan Café
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have been here a few times for breakfast and was nice both times. Have had the eggs benedict and also tried the french toast which was nice. nothing o…
Gastronomist
The Artisan Café
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We ate here for breakfast I had the poached eggs with salmon in toasted Turkish bread and it was Devine, service excellent, coffee amazing. Great atmo…
Sally Milner
The Artisan Café
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Overrated! Food wasnt impressive especially at those prices, dissapointed. Burger isnt flash and service is average too. The fresh pressed juice was o…
Mutsa Mackereth
The Artisan Café
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The Artisan Caf is open for Caf and Casual Dining. The Artisan Caf serves Modern Australian, Coffee and Tea and Cafe Food dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “The Artisan Café”
Overrated! Food wasnt impressive especially at those prices, dissapointed. Burger isnt flash and service is average too. The fresh pressed juice was ok and a good serve.
What a perfect cafe… I love the cakes and our coffee wasn’t bad. The staff were super friendly. we loved it wasn’t too cramped, had a lots of natural life and quite music. blogsbygabrielle.blogspot.com
Located down a very ordinary alley on a suburban street this doesn’t fee promising, but the reputation is what brought us here and I’m glad we persisted. I’d been here previously but took one look at the decor and figured it was a mugaccino type place and left. The 80s decor is gone and now local artworks line the walls and the tables look less daggy thanks to sleek lighting and less stuff everywhere. It is a concrete box though, and can get quite noisy. The big brekky lived up to the description, and for some balance we ordered the French toast. I loved the strawberries and fog reduction, a delicious tart flavour to cut through the sweetness. Excellent coffee, we had two just to be sure.
We had a bad experience here, over priced and the owner was extremely rude to us. The owner had very poor customer service and made a personal attack when was asked about the price of an item on the menu.
I had a lovely bircher muesli which i could tell had love put into it. However, the coffee was too hot and well overpriced for what I’d consider a standard coffee. I also had to eat my muesli without my coffee as they were so busy my coffee didn’t come till the end of my breakfast. On my next visit- $4.10 for a small take away coffee, I’d expect it to be amazing at that price and it wasn’t, just average. Wanted to give them another chance but probably won’t be back again.
This Artisan Licensed Cafe Restaurant, situated in Blackwood SA. named the winner 2016 of a number of prestigious Caf Restaurant awards, Obviously this cafe is very popular with locals. We enjoyed two, Twice Baked Cheese Souffls, made of Gruyere, grana gadana & organic cheddar cheese , topped with free range ham, organic cream and chives. Both plates were prepared and served to perfection, leaving us with an appreciation of there popularity. The service was excellent and friendly even though the Caf was almost full. Outside there is a very tidy popular alfresco area, with a pagoda, loaded with an aged grapevine, that would give shade in the summer months, making for pleasant summer dining.
Had the full breakfast on a very busy Saturday morning. Really enjoyed their toast, poached eggs cooked well and loved the addition of an apple and pork sausage! However, didn’t love their corn and potato fritters – it just kind of fell apart and there’s nothing wrong with a good old crispy hash browns instead. Coffee also overpriced at $5.20 for a large flat white!