All the winners of the 2018 Eastside Business Awards

FROM a brewery nestled in the suburbs to a family-run chocolate factory, the best of the east have been recognised in the inaugural Eastside Business Awards. See the full list of winners.

Winners are grinners! Owners Morgan Britt and Joel Adams at Chile Mojo outside their winning shop. Picture: AAP/Mark Brake

FROM a brewery nestled in the suburbs to a family-run chocolate factory, the best of the east have been recognised in the inaugural Eastside Business Awards.

The winners across the 10 categories — such as best restaurant, cafe and bar — were announced tonight at a ceremony at St Peters Town Hall.

More than 8300 public votes helped decide a list of finalists, with the winners selected by a panel of judges from Norwood, Payneham & St Peters Council and the Eastern Courier Messenger.

Among the winners was Magill Rd Mexican food store Chile Mojo which took out Best Independent Retailer.

Owners Morgen Britt and Joel Adams were thrilled by the award.

“You never know when you are above ground at any time so it is a great to realise that we are known,” Mr Adams says.

Little Bang Brewery owners Filip Kemp and Ryan Davidson at the brewery on Union Street. Picture: Naomi Jellicoe

“Even tonight people are coming up to us saying ‘You guys are on Magill Rd, I love you guys’ which is great,” Ms Britt says.

The full list of winners:

Best Cafe: Pasta Deli

Best Fashion Retailer: Love Affair Boutique

Best Restaurant: Taste of Nepal

Best Coffee: Tell Henry

Best Pub/Bar: Little Bang Brewing Company

Best Food/Beverage Manufacturer: Moo Premium Foods

Best Hair and Beauty Salon: Total Look Hair & Beauty

Best Customer Experience: Foot & Leg Centre

Best Independent Retailer Chile Mojo

Hall of Fame: Confectionery company Robern Menz was inducted into the Hall of Fame, recognising its more than 25 years of outstanding service in the eastern district.

Robern Menz CEO Phil Sims with Fruchocs. Picture: AAP/Brenton Edwards

Taste of Nepal owner Kashi Poudel with their Himalayan Banquet. Picture: Stephen Laffer

Mayor Robert Bria said the more than 100 nominees, the finalists and the winners were a strong reflection of the great businesses in the district.

“These awards are a great opportunity for these businesses to be recognised and through the nomination process the local and wider community get to show their support for the favourite businesses,” Mr Bria said.

Congratulations to all our winners!