I have noticed that each time I am moving to a new country, I need to find a little cafe I like. Maybe it is because I need a routine, a place that I can call mine, where I feel at ease. It is fun how you try to create your own story when you arrive somewhere new… I guess it is a way to appropriate yourself your new life and your new city.
When I moved to Adelaide, my first house was in in the South West CBD. I think it is a lovely area because it is very closed from China town, central market and Victoria square. In my opinion it is very lively and there are many cool and cheap restaurants in this part of the city!
Anyway, one day I was exploring the neighborhood and I have noticed this little charming hipster place: Cafe Troppo. I love the funky decoration, the wood tables and chairs and the beautiful view on Whitmore square. I really like to sit at the Terrace while enjoying a nice and refreshing drink. It is the perfect spot for a drink with a friend or to relax on your own with a book or the newspaper.
The staff is nice and friendly and the menu looks really appealing! So far I have tested the iced chai latte and the homemade iced tea and they were both delicious. I have been told that the coffee and the food are also a hit!
I love also the way they present the drinks with all these colors, it definitely adds charm to the experience. I can’t help taking pictures to post them on my Instagram 😉
I bet you are thirsty… Now you know where to go 😉
CAFE TROPPO
42 Whitmore Square
SA 5000 ADELAIDE
Hello World! 
I’ve heard quite good things about Cafe Troppo and I’m glad you’ve found a little cosy spot in the CBD – they are a hard one to find!
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Hi Berny 🙂 Thanks for stopping by! I am honored since I really like your blog ❤
I agree Cafe Troppo is a nice spot and I like the vibes! It is also well located (not far from China town) and it is very quiet and I really appreciate the view on Whitmore square! Furthermore it is not far from one of Adelaide's curiosity https://helloworld-blog.com/2015/02/09/el-jardin-de-las-munecas-the-garden-of-the-dolls/ have a look if you dare!
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