Cafe Delores - Adelaide

I came with big brekky voucher that I bought from groupon, and the service was pretty good and the food itself is good. I'll return safely to that place if I ever return to adelaide!

Used a groupon and tried their sushi plate great value for money and filling, comes with a good selection of sushi and inari, with soy sauce, wasabi and inlaid ingwer to order over the phone was easy, and picking was fast, they just scanned my good and I left

I would go there, only for their tees that are expensive, full of taste. not what u expect from the old dame restaurant I visit (and love) shere under new management now. Asian management. explains the great selection in specialties. they know their things that swings family. the personal is friendly, as far as I can see that I broke up this morning report back on how broke went breaky was very filled and exactly what they want when they need a quick to hearty breakfast normally I can be sausage, but I could. I hope I can find a broken deal here as soon as I'm back for the same.

As expected. the greasy, blandish meal did not serve us as a surprise in cafe delore’s; they perfectly matched the drab decoration and clog service. I was reminded of any street houses in the middle of nowhere. delore’s is vegetarian unfriendly; When I was asked which vegetarian options are available, I was told to order the chicken carving. it definitely has its market in meat eating fans of English, diner style cooking, I just don't fit into this group.

We went to this café on a Groupon voucher and found it by accident when we walked through an arcade off Charles Street. Café Delores is an Asian sushi bar/cafe amongst other Asian eateries in what appears to be a predominantly Asian arcade. We were the only customers when we walked in mid-morning on a busy weekday and presented our voucher to puzzled looks. After some explanation the voucher was accepted and we ordered from the breakfast menu as that is what our voucher limited us to. Breakfast was standard 'English ' and was pretty much what you might fry up at home including the presentation and the supermarket quality produce. Meals were brought to the table by the cook/chef who was polite and pleasant. Cappucinos were fairly bland but drinkable. Would I recommend this place to my friends? Probably not unless there was no other choice (eg if you were in the outback) but with such a choice in the heart of Adelaide why bother (unless you 've prepaid for a Groupon voucher).