Yelp’s Campbelltown Food Trail

Trekking outside of their CBD comfort zones, 20 Yelpers made their way by bus around Campbelltown to get a taste some of SA's oldest, family owned businesses and their tasty treats.

This 3 hour adventure involving many tales of business ownership, tips for dining in Campbelltowna and tricks of the trade from SA food producers.

But instead of me telling you, how about we hear about the day from the mouths of Yelpers?

Michelle D

I was amazed by the diversity of the area. For example, I didn't
expect there to be so many nationalities represented, and so many proud
business owners passionate about their foodie area.  I love hearing
passionate people talking about their businesses, it's so inspiring!

Joanne F

I really enjoyed learning about the various beans Mario sources from
South America, Africa and Indonesia at Java Lifestyle Coffee and Tea. He also "debunked" some of the myths
about coffees, oils in coffee beans, roasting or blending.

Susie C  

If Jose he is a saint, he is
the patron saint of fine pork products at San Jose Smallgoods. This is the first place I held
up the bus, which is a bit ironic since I can't eat pork. But I was
buying my sweet husband an aged chorizo and some beef bresaola. Their
awards are amazing.

*Hidden tip*

Salta in Bocca isn't your ordinary almond bread producer. It sources as many of its ingredients from SA and produces the scrummiest savoury breads, gluten free croccantini and macarons around!

Lee L

At Delicias Argentinas Karina told us a bit about the history of the
business and took us on a tour of their kitchen. My samples from the food menu were the Vacio Al Horno and Cuadril Al Horno; two beautiful slow cooked
meats that were succulent and well marinated.

*Secret Squirrels*

Josephine at Jo Jo's Juice & Gallery is passionate about brining healthy food and drink options made from scratch to Campbelltown. She grinds and cooks organic beef burgers like a pro.

Sarah B

Mercato, to me, is like a foodie Bunnings specialising in Italian
goodies. Smallgoods, bread, sweets, wine, homewares and more can be
found here. I could easily spend an hour or two browsing in here!

A big thank you to all of the business owners who shared their time and tasters with us on the Campbelltown Food Trail. Your passion and enthusiasm for what you do is reflected in the quality of your produce.

Check out some of the photos and reviews from the day for more insights to what went down on this super exclusive occassion!

SYLOY

Chloe R.