Tell Henry — Restaurant in Adelaide

Tell Henry has become a cherished neighborhood gathering spot where the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee greets you the moment you step through the door. This charming Kent Town cafe creates a welcoming atmosphere that makes both regulars and first-time visitors feel immediately at home, with friendly baristas who remember your usual order and comfortable seating perfect for morning meetings or quiet moments alone. Their carefully sourced beans and precise brewing methods result in consistently excellent coffee that keeps the local community coming back day after day, while the convenient Rundle Street location makes it an ideal stop during your morning routine. Beyond just great drinks, Tell Henry fosters genuine connections - it's the kind of place where strangers become friends over shared tables and where every visit leaves you looking forward to the next, proving that the best coffee shops serve up much more than...

The coffee at Tell Henry was excellent but I prefer a couple of creature comforts. Just a couple. I know "quirky" can be interesting and can make a business stand out but sitting on a stool at what appeared to be a table tennis table - minus the net - to drink what I must say is good coffee in a very drafty, cold, repurposed driveway of what used to be a tyre company is not my best cafe experience. There were only a few seats actually inside the small previously allocated reception room of a business. The staff were great, cheerful, efficient, the couple of tables that were thete were clean. It all felt very temporary and I know Tell Henry has moved from Norwood Parade, Kent Town to this current address. But I do hope if they decide to settle into 52 Norwood Parade that Tell Henry will invest in a few subtle changes to encourage people to revisit and enjoy their great...

I have been to Tell Henry since they first opened and when they moved around the corner. For years they have been great and consistent, however, in my most recent visit during my lunch break I was completely disappointed. I had what may have been the most bland, uninspired, tasteless salad I’ve ever had, along with a soy latte which had semi split or the milk had gone off. I was starving and had only a half hour to spend in my lunch break so couldn’t complain at the time. However, if it was a non work day I would have asked for my money back. I spent over $20 for this tiny salad and small latte. Really just unacceptable and saddening as a previously regular customer. Won’t...