Sarah's Sister's Sustainable Cafe

Eclectic style, abstract artistry, and submersible energy. The space created is very quaint and beautiful however that is its main feature. The menu is all over the shop and it's very unclear what is actually an option. The food itself is nothing special, I could easily make something very similar for about half the price. All in all it needs a polish and it's very lucky that it's next door to a nursery otherwise I wouldn't bother coming.

Sarah's sister's sustainable cafe is located in the heart of semaphore heading away from the beach. It's such a quaint and cosy cafe serving delicious, wholesome food, all vegetarian and mainly locally sourced. Don't be put off by this as the food is delicious and flavour filled. The service is polite and attentive. Breakfast is always busy, especially on the weekend. It's also really nice to wander around the nursery and garden centre attached to the cafe after you've finished your meal. Give them a go and support local, you won't be disappointed

I've wanted to try Sarah's Sisters for years but never got around to it! Fortunately I had an opportunity recently and I'm so glad I took it. The crepes were delicious. My dessert was the start of the show for me - carrot and walnut cake. I'm a huge fan but this was the best I've ever had! I love visiting vegetarian cafes that help me realise that vegetarianism can be tasty and filling.

What a lovely cafe. The staff and owner are so friendly. After going here with my vegan sister I have decided 'I could be vegan' if I ate here all the time.???? the food is so nice, and makes you feel good. All the produce is sourced locally and they even support local primary schools. The decor is so cool. Don't forget to 'look up' when dining you'll be surprised. Or you can look out at the next door plant store. A great location to go for a nice walk along the beach after.

I decided to give Sarah's a try to check out the vegan options. What impressed me about this cafe was not so much the food but the service. The cafe was close to full and there was only one amazing staff member taking orders, taking the food and drinks to the table, and making the coffee. People had to wait quite a while but the whole time he made sure that you felt noticed and acknowledged. His service was amazing and I could not see that there was anyone who was annoyed about the wait to order. Once the order was taken, the food arrived quite quickly so the kitchen was obviously well staffed and organised.  The cafe itself is set at the front of a plant nursery which makes a very pleasant backdrop to what is quite a small space yet seating potentially about 35 people. Despite this, it was not at all noisy and although a little hot, there were cafe blinds that, if open, would have let in the air. The decor is unusual and there is a canopy rather like a big circus top hung with retro items. Art work displayed on the walls added to the quirky/retro ambiance. The spinach and cheese crepe with lemon and herb sauce was like a good quality home-cooked meal. It arrived hot and stayed that way, and was tasty and enjoyable to eat. The iced coffee was made with almond milk (which I requested) and was a standard style with ice-cream added. Summary: service on the day I was there was exceptional considering the fact that they seemed to be short-staffed. Parking is easy along Semaphore Road and parking close to the beach and then walking a few blocks up to the cafe gives you the chance to explore the other businesses along Semaphore Road. Menu is limited to a few choices but what is there is good. The dishes that other customers were eating looked well presented as was mine. This cafe is not about artisan, hipster food - more about healthy home-style options. Worth a try? Yes - I would go again even if just to experience another menu option. adelaidewriter.com.au