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A nice little cafe in Norwood with lots of cute little arts n crafts! Great coffee & cakes too! Would make this my weekend hangout in a heartbeat ! Se…
Parmeet Kaur
Brick + Mortar
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I really enjoyed my time there today. I only popped in for a look around the shop. I loved the atmosphere and decided to sit and order a coffee. It wa…
Sabrina Fairchild
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Really good tea selection at a really good price. I did not have any food, but it looked interesting. The space is great, service was friendly and pro…
MrJan
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5 Reviews on “Brick + Mortar”
A nice little cafe in Norwood with lots of cute little arts n crafts! Great coffee & cakes too! Would make this my weekend hangout in a heartbeat ! Service: 4/5Coffee: 5/5Ambience: 5/5
I really enjoyed my time there today. I only popped in for a look around the shop. I loved the atmosphere and decided to sit and order a coffee. It was great to see so many people in there this morning enjoying a coffee and food. I look forward to returning soon.
Really good tea selection at a really good price. I did not have any food, but it looked interesting. The space is great, service was friendly and prompt. Don’t know where this rating is coming from. I would go back and try some of their food.
I began dreaming of the waffles with whipped ricotta, figs and berries after seeing a picture of them on the establishments instagram page. It took a few days for me to get there but I got what I came for. The food was fresh, tasty and definitely hit the spot. The nori bowl with salmon also got rave reviews for its combo of flavours and freshness. The coffee was also good and the pricing is very reasonable comparative to akin establishments. And after you’re done, hello retail therapy. They have a great range of locally sourced art, clothing, jewellery and homewares. It’s a small foodie space and I look forward to returning to sample more of the delights!
This place gets a 5 for their attitude: they do good food and coffee, aren’t overpriced, have an eye for design and style, are made up of nice people, have free wifi, encourage cafe based work, and (drum roll for the most important element), they are open for what I would consider normal metropolitan business hours- that is 6hrs on a Sunday- 10-4, and 8-5 every other day. If all business shook off their backwards church-based Sunday trading hours (either open for 10mins or closed entirely) like these folks have, Adelaide would be a much more interesting place to live. A word on their coffee. The milk to shot ratio is way off (far too much milk for the coffee- it’s a cup size problem), but ordering an extra shot gets around this and makes for a pleasant drinking experience because the other basics of coffee making are there- extraction time about right, milk heated to the right temp and consistency, good quality beans. Now everyone go there and get some work done.