Duthy Street Deli

Not a fabulous looking place both inside and out, but don't be put off by this as their food and service are very good.

My girlfriend and I have had breakfast here twice not and both times received tasty, nicely cooked poached eggs and bacon and the coffee was great aswell. Service was fast and friendly, will return for another breakfast.

We were on a morning drive to visit friends out of town so we stopped here to get some breakfast and coffee. I was delighted at how good the coffee was and i was pleased with the size of the breakfast. i couldnot finish it.

Approximate cost: $15

Really good coffee. Breakfast is quite generous. Really comfortable chairs. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxed. The staff are polite and friendly.

Approximate cost: $20

Great, friendly service, this little deli has really grown since offering an all day breakfast menu. Thy have lovely coffee and the atmosphere is relaxing and casual despite it being in a well-to-do area. Keep up the good work!

Approximate cost: $32

I recently visited the Duthy Street Deli with family. Everyone enjoyed their meals. The chicken caesar salad was amazing I'm told, my husband fell in love with his chicken quesidilla and I thoroughly enjoyed my Eggs Benedict (you gotta love an all day breakfast menu) and superb vanilla milkshake. A decent sized menu to choose from and mouth-watering desserts in the glass counter cabinet. The quality of food was great and reasonably priced. A cosy atmosphere in a converted deli. Definitely recommend.

Nice little funky surbanbian cafe/lunch spot, good coffee great to catch up with friends very informal but classy setting

Little deli that is now a raging breakfast spot. Good to catch up read the paper and linger over coffee. Nice spot, easy parking and the portions are more than satisfying.

The Duthy Street Deli on Duthy Street, Unley, is the closest place to the Marmaduke residence to get a hot chocolate. Frequently your reviewer attends there with members of his family and samples from their range of delicious Turkish breads. This lunch Café is a converted delicatessen and is full of character enhanced by the artwork for sale on the walls.

The hot chocolate comes in a tall glass with a handle. It was served with a delicious dark chocolate thin and had a good froth with a semi-circle of chocolate on top. My last hot chocolate there seemed a little weak to start with until I realised there was a significant amount of sediment at the bottom and all it needed was good stir to give my chocolate a nice rich taste. It was reasonably priced at $3.70.