Cafe Bonython at the Bonython Park Playground is definitely a Kids In Adelaide favourite!

You could literally spend a day here! Offering shelter and a range of seating within eyeball distance of the playground, there’s so much happening at this delightful little space. Better still, it’s GOOD. Good food, good coffee and a heap of good initiatives for kids, birthdays, high teas, events, all of it. They have really thought of every thing – it’s part café, part party venue, part lolly shop! There is a new menu as of December 2023, so we have just been back to check that out AND they have put in the cutest indoor play area for toddler / pre schooler age. Seriously, take us here any day of the week.

On our most recent visit we absolutely loved the new kids grazing box. It’s EXACTLY the kind of thing that spins our wheels. Kids want an epic milkshake or babyccino? Café Bonython. Need somewhere to take Nan for a cuppa, but the kids also need to burn around and be kids?Cafe Bonython. Want the cutest cupcake or you know, a poop emoji cup cake? This place! It is ALL here. We are so consistently impressed.

Open seven days a week for exceptional breakfast and lunch , or just grab a coffee and sweet treats – it’s the perfect spot for a day out. They even open on Public Holidays. Legends.

Enter from Port Road…..walk accross the oval and find them directly adjacent state of the art Bonython Park Playground. Loved for its hampster wheel, story book trail, nature play, swings, merry go-round and epic double flying fox.

There are ducks to feed (and yep, you can buy duck food here – also a treat for your dog.) There’s often remote controlled boat racing to watch, the police horses are near by, the occasional plane over head for the aviation lovers, a train bridge off in the distance and the SAPOL Road Safety Centre for riding bikes and scooters on a mock road way.

FIVE SOLID STARS from the Kids in Adelaide Crew.

Find them at Bonython Park, Port Road, Adelaide

Follow them on Facebook HERE and Instagram HERE

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