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Opal Cutter
There are numerous reputable – and some not so reputable – opal outlets in town. It's best to shop around and compare a few prices before purchasing. One outlet that receives good reviews is the Opal Cutter .
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Rhino’s Tavern & Innes Park Trading Post
Rhino’s Tavern & Innes Park Trading Post is a one-stop shop for fuel, bait, groceries and takeaway food, or kick back with a beer and a pub meal (mains $15 to $30, open for lunch and dinner).
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Opal Field Gems
A collection of opal shops around King William St and the end of Rundle Mall sell opals mined out of Coober Pedy. Opal Field Gems has a mock-up opal mine and a free museum attached to its shop.
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Urban Cow Studio
The catch-cry at Urban Cow Studio is ‘Handmade in Adelaide’ – a brilliant assortment of paintings, jewellery, glassware, ceramics and textiles, plus a gallery upstairs.
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Jetty Food Store
The motto here is ‘Coastal food hunted and gathered for you’. Grab a dozen Kangaroo Island oysters, some locally caught fish and chips, or a gourmet pizza, from Friday to Sunday.
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Glenelg Book Exchange
You can pick up second-hand books between beach stops at Glenelg Book Exchange, which has a large, well-priced selection and is perfect for aimless browsing.
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Coles
If you can't find something for your tastebuds, then self-catering from Woolworths or Coles are both easy options.
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Woolworths
If you can't find something for your tastebuds, then self-catering from Woolworths or Coles are both easy options.
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Jurlique
An international success story, the gorgeous cosmetics from SA’s own Jurlique are pricey but worth every cent.
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Midwest Trader
Not far away is Midwest Trader, which stocks a toothy range of punk, rock, skate and rockabilly gear.
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Big Star
For new and secondhand CDs and vinyl, swing into the excellent Big Star.
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Map Shop
Maps, charts and guides for walking, hiking and touring, plus GPS sales and advice.
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RM Williams
Another SA smash hit, selling boots handmade from single pieces of leather.
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Matilda Bookshop
Outstanding village bookshop, with an especially good range of kids’ books.
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Angus & Robertson
Generalist bookshop stocking new titles and Lonely Planet guides.
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Woolworths
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IGA North Adelaide
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Urban Cow Studio
The catch cry here is 'Handmade in Adelaide' − a brilliant assortment of paintings, jewellery, glassware, ceramics and textiles, plus a gallery upstairs.
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Title
Lefty, arty and subversive in the best possible way, Title is the place to find that elusive Miles Davis disc or Charles Bukowski poetry compilation.
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