We used to go to Zuma quite regularly, it's an excellent place to catch up with friends and then browse the markets. However, slowly the quality of the food started to go downhill. I think the deciding factor was when I ordered poached eggs and looking forward to the delicious yolk oozing over the bread, they were unfortunately overcooked, twice. I think Zuma needs to work on their attention to detail, as the service is usually good.

The Snake Charmer is a really nice restaurant. The decor etc. is of a high standard for a Indian restaurant, usually this seems to be neglected in most Indian restaurants. The food was good, I had the butter chicken and was neither disappointed or enthralled, it was a good dish. On that basis though the prices charged are slightly above average, so for that I would have expected above average food. I'd give it another go to see if there was something I missed out on.

Well I'm going to state the obvious, this place is definitely for tea drinkers. There's such a vast selection that any taste is catered for. The sitting area isn't the best, but the surroundings of merchandise etc. keeps you distracted from that fact. It's a little overpriced, but definitely worth going for a treat.

I have never seen anywhere cram together so many tables in one place. If you are after a nice intimate conversation then forget it, you'll find it hard not to ignore the conversation of the other 5 groups of people sat within a 1m radius. Having people que inside when there's such little space anyway really ensures there will be no enjoyable experience.

Absolutely horrendously terrible. To market yourselves in the 'gourmet' pizza category and charge double the price of other pizza shops in the area you have to deliver the goods. The pizzas we got from there were bland, you had to search for any of the toppings and were a real let down. Felt completely ripped off.

I wasn't as impressed as the previous reviews. The service was probably the best thing going for this place. The pizza I got had generous toppings but unfortunately meant some were undercooked. I may give it another go after reading the other reviews, but not in a rush.

There's a really good selection of beers on tap, which is always a draw card for me. It attracts a rather young crowd later in the evening, but you can usually find a quiet spot where you can hold a conversation. Will be going back to try the food.

What a mixed review this is going to be. The restaurant setting is sensational, the waiting service is almost perfect. Now the food. The flavours and cooking is sensational, the serving sizes is an absolute joke, it was really dissapointing. We left the restaurant hungry. You just wanted to run into the kitchen and shake the chef and say 'this is excellent, but give me some more'

Approximate cost: $35

Great coffee. I believe they use the same blend as the Coffee Barun. The food is really pleasing, some of it quite rich, but who's going to complain about that! It's not ideal on hot days, no air conditioning, but the staff are really friendly and accommodating.

Approximate cost: $15

The first time I went to Euros was for lunch, and it was truly exceptional. Awesome flavours and genuine Greek food. I excitedly booked for dinner the following week and all those feeling were lost. I put it down to the restaurant being busier, but if you're going to position yourself on Rundle Street you need to maintain a consistently high standard. So give it a go, but maybe if you walk past and it's not very busy!

Approximate cost: $30