The Corner Store on Semaphore

The mismatched tables and glasses etc. are all very cute and make for a nice atmosphere. - Coffee is very expensive especially when you factor in the $1.50 for non-dairy milk. - The food was reasonably nice but nothing amazing as it lacked flavour a little bit - I asked if there was another water glass and was told "I'm not sure I'll check" and never got one which was quite poor I thought. - There was a slight off putting smell when we walked in but once we moved near the door it was okay. However, we ended up being forced out by the overpowering smell of whatever was cooking as it was so strong and unbearable. - overall an okay experience but we won't be going back as there are lots of...

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Following the chef originally from Lipson Street in Port Adelaide, to then to the display centre near Harts Mill, she eventually settled at her daughter's cafe at the Corner Store on Semaphore. Locals are many-time repeat customers due to home style cooking with flavours other cafe's are simply not skilled enough to replicate. Meal size and ingredient quality is outstanding. Whilst you wait, check out the local and international products including cheese and chocolate; it feels like a real local corner store. Join the Semaphore Road efforts to rediscover a local community feel, and contribute to more sustainable food system.

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The staff are very friendly. The food was quite good. The coffee was terrible. Unfortunately with all the other options at Semaphore, I won't be returning here.

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By far the friendliest establishment I have been to in Adelaide so far - both the staff and the customers! I was hungry, but I didn't know what I was

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This is a place I have driven past for years but never had the chance to try outI started with a dirty chai latte and ordered the big breakfast.

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