[2025 Adelaide Restaurant] Travel Guide for Cafe Bang Bang (Updated May)

Bang Bang is conveniently located on a street corner, this busy on a Sunday morning breakfast spot has a good selection of breakfast staples. We had newly arrived in Adelaide and needed somewhere to eat. Found this place and wasn’t disappointed. Food was overall great and so was the coffee. The meal was quite enjoyable and the coffee was good too. Lovely staff and just an all round great experience. Lots of cakes, good menu size and a good selection of drinks. Makes very good coffee! Really appreciate the honesty, I asked for a piece of hummingbird cake, and instead of serving me the last, stale piece. They instead apologized and offered something else, for which i am very appreciative about. Stunning breakfast, full of flavour. #australiatrip #deliciousfood #couplestrip

We went to bang bang not to bang bang but see if we could get a decent eat. It was alright. Might have lacked consistency. Some dishes didn't perform while some did. The pricing might be the most credible thing about this place. Somewhat dispurable as the drinks were not worth the money. It's your everyday local neighbourhood cafe. Does get a bit busy during breakfast hours. I don't think the diners are after a Michelin star food experience. There are lots of Vegan and vegetarian options too. We ordered egg sandwich, egs and mushroom toast, the yoghurt muesli fruit bowl, a hot mochaccino and iced latte. The drinks performed poorly but the eat was acceptable. #australiatrip#neighborhoodcafe #localguides

#australiatrip My visit to Cafe Bang Bang was prompted by the enticing online pictures and reasonable prices. We ordered the chili egg served with toast and egg haloumi. Initially, we intended to dine indoors, but the indoor seating felt stuffy and uncomfortably warm, so we opted for outdoor seating instead. The presentation of the chili egg was impressive, but sadly, it lacked seasoning, leaving it somewhat bland. The bread, while tasty, was a bit dry, and there was a noticeable absence of any accompanying sauce for the eggs or butter for the bread. On the other hand, the egg haloumi, although it may have seemed unassuming, surprised us with its better flavor profile compared to the egg dish.