Filled with gorgeous street art, Cowper Street is a hub for food, fun and handy services. There’s a spot for a cheeky burger, a secret coffee spot to try and an iconic surf shop.

At the top of Cowper Street, the iconic surf shop, Extreme Boardriders, has a long history in Glenelg. Open since 1995, they stock all the big surf brands, as well as offering professional gear and surfing advice. Professional and beginner surfers can shop everything needed to hit the waves.

For flowers, plants, coffee and books, Camel + Fig is a hidden gem. Shop pot plants specially matched and ready for you to take home to decorate your own space. Or, enjoy a coffee & cake with the solitude of a book. They also offer regular workshops and can host private functions, the perfect spot for relaxation, celebrating or creating.

Lovers of big juicy and decadent American burgers will love, Benny’s American Burger. There’s a huge variety of burgers on the menu from a classic traditional American cheeseburger to a premium ‘Bigger Than Texas’ burger. It features a house-made patty, crispy chicken tenders, pulled pork, bacon, ranch, tomato sauce, American cheese, cheddar cheese, caramelized onion, lettuce, tomato. Yum!

If you are suffering from painful feet, heels or bunions, try the Foot & Leg Centre. The skilled experts can help you transform your pain one step at a time. Focusing on natural hands-on foot mobilisation techniques and targeted corrective exercises, they can identify and correct the underlying cause of your foot pain and put a spring back in your step.

See a latest release or old classic at Event Cinemas. Stop off at the fully licensed bar & kitchen where you can order hot food and a cheeky wine to see a movie. The carpark offers 4 hours free parking with redemption of a movie ticket that can be used in both the Cowper Street and Partridge Street carparks.

The vibrant street art is by artist, Matthew Fortrose, a striking colourful mural on the Event Cinema building along Cowper Street. The modern work represents geometric shapes mixed with a fresh colour palette, soft undertones, and bold bright accents. This work also complements Fortrose’s other work along Milton Street