Where We Met will close in October
For Where We Met’s Ben Allen, operating a hospitality business in South Australia during a pandemic has meant living with a heavy heart. He takes CityMag through his decision to close his business for good.
MoreFor Where We Met’s Ben Allen, operating a hospitality business in South Australia during a pandemic has meant living with a heavy heart. He takes CityMag through his decision to close his business for good.
MoreIn our latest print edition, CityMag sent photographer Josh Geelen to take another look at light-filled South Terrace café Where We Met.
MoreA light-filled café overlooking Veale Gardens on South Terrace, Where We Met draws from Ben Allen's 14 years in hospitality and the community focus of his family's former business, Nature's Providore on Duthy Street.
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