Brick+mortar Creative

Come for (breakfast/shop) Stay for the (shop/breakfast). Visiting Adelaide for a wedding, my fiancée wanted a breakfast cafe near her hairdressing appt. in Norwood. I found Brick+Mortar Creative On Google maps, it had great reviews and the menu looked appetising and affordable. They didn’t disappoint. We spent the first 10 minutes looking at all the great gift ideas in the shop. Much of it is made by local artisans or Australian designers. Our two year old daughter was drawn to the free (while dining) toys. The friendly staff grabbed us a high chair, we grabbed a few toys for our daughter, and sat down at one of the many table options (There are a couple tables outside as well). The prices for breakfast are quite good. The poached eggs served on yummy sourdough where a favourite, and the toastie was quite good as well. The only pricey but was the side of avocado. For $3.50 we only got three slivers. But, they made up for it by meeting our request for a free side of milk for our daughter’s oats. The coffee, served in really cool cups made out of recycled organic leftovers from the coffee making process (that’s what I think the sign said), was exceptional. You can buy the cups in store. I’ve only been to a few cafes in Adelaide. But this just might be my favourite thus far. It certainly has a better indoor layout than anything on the Gold Coast.

Great coffee (and very nice avocado stack) with looks of local and unique gifts

Great Cafe. The coffee is really good and the menu is enticing. This is a generous space with tables and seating in the main Cafe area as well as upstairs. There is a lift so mobility impaired people aren't left out. The arts and crafts on display and sale are all good quality and seem well priced. Occasionally you can see the artists at work and have a chat about their work. Look out for their workshops too.