Biga Café — Restaurant in Adelaide

Been meaning to write this review for like 5 months but I couldn’t get into my account…when my friends and I went there for breakfast it was lovely and the atmosphere was very welcoming. However there was this one lady who was kinda stand-off ish to my friends and had a bit of an attitude which was uncomfortable. I got smashed avo on toast and it was amazing and the portion size was perfect. Was a bit pricey but super yummy so I can look past the price…. A few months later I ordered from them on Uber eats was very expensive I got the same thing and overall it was like $50 for one meal but that’s just what you get with online ordering… after a reasonable amount of time i got a notification saying my food was made and awaiting pickup… my Ubereats driver got there quickly but I noticed he was waiting there for like 40 minutes. I messaged and asked why it was taking so long and he said “they just aren’t making your food they haven’t even started” which was confusing… anyway when it arrived it was messy like I opened it and it looked like it had been thrown around in the box… I also I also understand that because it was being delivered that could’ve effected it but no where near that much. idk if they were rushing or mad at my driver cause he was being rude???? The smoothie was also all over the box and through the bag and tasted DISGUSTING I took one sip and threw it out idk if I can order from...

Located on Hutt Street, Biga Cafe serves up an all-day breakfast menu that's hard to resist. This time, we went for the Big Breakfast and zucchini coconut fritters—because why not start the day with a little adventure? Service was so quick it felt like they anticipated our order before we sat down. But let’s talk about the real ambiance: Hutt Street traffic. Want an espresso and a live truck symphony? This is the spot!

As for the food, it was... fine. Not "call your mom about it" great, but also not "never speak of this again" bad. Think middle-of-the-road, like toast that's just golden. Still, food is subjective—maybe you'll find your culinary soulmate here. So, should Biga Cafe make your breakfast list? Sure—just pack a side of...

Have to give this a one star for the fact the manager Sony decides to argue with me because I got a coffee with burnt milk!! Then wouldn't listen to me and continued to argue without even hearing me out so rude and disrespectful!! The barista was understanding and made the second coffee decent! If a customer has a compliant hear him out then reply instead of arguing with him. Its clear if you get a cuppcinino and after two mins and the steam in still rising above the froth than the milk is burnt!! The Manager is a disgrace to this place! Only went here for a good coffee and not an argument of...