Broadway Kiosk

24/04/2026

The Broadway Kiosk is looking to hire a cafe all rounder. Applicants must be available over a seven day roster. We are looking for someone who was a passion and flair for the hospitality industry, email resume to [email protected] or apply in person. Breakfast and lunch
Angela or Anthony

15/03/2026

We had some new recruits today. Leader of the liberal party Ashton Hurn MP and local member Stephen Patterson MP - Member for Morphett. Great job today, thanks for calling in to the Broadway kiosk.

03/11/2025

03/11/2025

Yes, the Broadway Kiosk is a registered business affected by the algae bloom. Here are all the details you’ll need to know to take advantage of the program.

Summer Plan Dining Cashback will soon be available to support coastal hospitality businesses in South Australia’s coastal regions. 

20/10/2025

Dear customers. Don’t be discouraged with the small renovation happening at the kiosk. We are replacing our roller shutters but the cafe is still doing business as usual. Same great staff, same great food and coffee. Our patio area is fully functional and our outside dining with exceptional sea views still available to dine at.

14/10/2025

Let’s go RADELAIDE! It’s the weather we have been waiting for. Same friendly staff, same great food and coffee, same great views.
See you tomorrow

13/10/2025

CASHBACK COASTAL DINING PROGRAM: A new $15 million dining cashback program is giving 300,000 South Australians up to $50 off meals at coastal cafes, pubs and restaurants, helping increase seaside hospitality businesses hit by the algal bloom >> https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0k8XQ0

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04/10/2025

Algae is a natural part of our ecosystem and some blooms are harmless, but the current one in South Australia, the Karenia species, is harmful to fish and some marine animals. This algal bloom was first detected on the Fleurieu Peninsula and has since spread naturally, impacting about a quarter of South Australia’s coastline.

Yes, it's safe to enjoy South Australian beaches.
It's best to stay away from foamy or discoloured water which may cause mild, short-term irritation.
If you experience irritation, it's best to rinse in fresh water.

Grab your wife, husband, sister, brother, cousin, mother, father, and let’s enjoy this amazing spring weather. By the time you’ve caught up on the what’s what and the who’s who, over coffee and breakfast or a light lunch and beverage with a friend, you’ll have just supported local business who rely on our loyal customers.

Here’s to spring, more light in the day and good vibes, see you tomorrow Radelaide.

26/06/2025

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