Agatha’s Food Store has been a part of the Port Noarlunga cafe community for as long as we can remember – we remember going there as kids and now we are taking our own kids there for their delicious, family friendly drinks and food menu! You’ll find Agatha’s on the corner in Port Noarlunga, opposite the pub – just a short walk to the Port Noarlunga Beach and Jetty and only a stone’s throw from the Jubilee Playground just over the bridge. It’s right on the doorstep of the Onkaparinga River mouth, so is perfect for breakfast, lunch or a coffee and treat while you are having a day trip down south.
Enough about the location – onto the food! The menu is simply HUGE, with tons of options for both breakfast, lunch and drinks. There is also a delectable range of macarons, cakes, slices, biscuits and more to go with your coffee, or to takeaway for later.
We are big fans of the kids menu. There are options for kids who like to keep it simple and also options for kids who are a bit more adventurous. On our most recent visit, our kids went for the waffles with ice cream and strawberries (and devoured the lot!) however on past visits the fairy bread with fruit has been the winner (cause it’s all about balance, right?!). There is also the option of sweet or savoury bagels, scrambled eggs or a croissant. All kids meals come with a milkshake or a juice, all for $12. Perfect! (The kids also loved that the kids menu is for Under 12s or Over 80’s – so sweet!)
For the adults, the options are huge – good luck choosing! You can go for a more traditional breakfast with bacon, eggs, toast and a bunch of sides, or go a bit fancy with an option like the cheesecake waffles. You’ll also find a breaky wrap, bruschetta, bean bowl and HEAPS more. The lunch menu is equally as big with a range of burgers, salads and more.
If choosing your meal isn’t hard enough, you also have a tough decision on your hands with beverages! Pick from coffee, wine, beer, smoothies, juices, mocktails, even breakfast shots! We tried the special hot chocolate from their current Winter Warmer menu and OH.MY.GOD. It was a meal in itself! Before leaving we ordered some smoothies and mocktails for the kids which were delicious, refreshing and very Insta-worthy!
You can sit outside on high or low tables on a nice day, or sit inside – it’s table service throughout so no need to worry about leaving the kids alone at the table while you order. Agatha’s is FULL of gorgeous art and murals that will keep the kids entranced.
We have never had a bad experience at Agatha’s – the service is quick and friendly with all of the staff living and breathing their #choosetobenice motto that adorns the wall. Keep and eye on their socials, as they also open for dinners throughout the year AND do ready made meals to make life a bit easier. Fab!
Agatha’s Food Store, you have had our heart (and our tummies) from the very start and we think you just keep getting better with age! Make it your next family meal out or catch up with friends when you are in the southern suburbs!
Agatha’s Food Store
www.agathascafe.com.au
1 Gawler St, Port Noarlunga
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