Welcome to Sherebrooke Village Cafe – affectionately known as Grazing in the Valley, tucked away in the suburban streets of the southern Adelaide Hills. Home of South Australia’s Best Babyccino 2025, as voted by our large Kids in Adelaide audience. A title that will hopefully deliver even more business to this deserving suburban snackery in droves over the next year and beyond. Have we been to check out this excellent family friendly spot personally? Sure have, here’s what you’ll find:
Grazing in the Valley is a family friendly café that’s full of heart and flavour. It’s a hit with every one from the littlest locals, to the grandparents who often bring them in. From the doggos to the parent’s after morning school drop off. The tradies who know how to sniff out a good coffee or lunch, and the local community at large. The welcoming space is small but vibrant, relaxed, and also includes outdoor seating. It’s the kind of place you really wish was in your neighbourhood.
The menu is as thoughtful as it is delicious. Think warming soups of the day (perfect for chilly Hills mornings), freshly made baguettes, colourful grab-and-go salad bowls, and a rotating selection of sweet and savoury pastries that cater to both hungry adults and picky kids. Their snack and grazing boxes are ideal for school lunches, road trips, or last-minute entertaining. Now lets talk about the coffee. They serve exceptional Dawn Patrol brews that keep locals coming back for their daily caffeine fix.
Beyond the bites, Grazing in the Valley is a true community hub. Explore cute giftwares from local makers, and check out their seasonal events from fun school holiday workshops for kids to relaxed evening gatherings for adults. It’s a welcoming space run with passion, purpose, and some of the nicest staff you’ll ever meet.
The love for food extends beyond the café too! Grazing in the Valley offers a beautifully curated catering service for parties, corporate events, birthdays and everything in between. Their grazing tables, brunch platters and custom boxes are full of fresh, local produce and styled to impress, just like everything else they do.
Grazing in The Valley
Address: 4/10 Sherebrooke Boulevard, Woodcroft SA 5162
Opening Hours: Mon & Tues 7am – 2pm, Wed, Thur & Fri 7am-4pm, Saturday 7am – 4pm, Sun Closed
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