Three Blue Ducks - Bronte

We had heard good things about this restaurant in Bryon Bay but it was closed the day we visited. read more We had heard good things about this restaurant in Bryon Bay but it was closed the day we visited.

Our mission was to find somewhere to eat within walking distance to Waverley Cemeteryprobably not everyone's mission. read more Our mission was to find somewhere to eat within walking distance to Waverley Cemeteryprobably not everyone's mission.

It's in my areaHave been a few times I follow them on IGI like their idea. read more It's in my areaHave been a few times I follow them on IGI like their idea.

We ordered the Vegetarian Feast box this weekend and it was fantastic the closest you can get to eating at a nice restaurant during lockdown. The instructions w... read more We ordered the Vegetarian Feast box this weekend and it was fantastic the closest you can get to eating at a nice restaurant during lockdown. The instructions were easy to follow and all dishes reheated perfectly. You can tell that the Ducks put a lot of thought into the menu, the preparation and packaging of the components. The sweet potato curry was probably our favourite dish, but it was close they were all delicious! Thanks, Ducks!

Three Blue Ducks originated in Bronte in 2010, and now has a number of stores including Rosebery, Byron Bay, Brisbane and Melbourne. We visited the local Bronte... read more Three Blue Ducks originated in Bronte in 2010, and now has a number of stores including Rosebery, Byron Bay, Brisbane and Melbourne. We visited the local Bronte store. Their food philosophy is to use organic, ethical and sustainable products to minimise waste. The food is high quality and whilst the prices may be a bit higher than your normal brunch we do think it’s worth it for the quality and taste. The menu features and all day breakfast, lunch menu from 11am and dinner on Friday and Saturdays. The full menu can also be ordered as takeaway. We ordered the lovely gf did v dish, beautifully presented with a tasty piece of Harissa glazed pumpkin sitting on some turmeric cashew cream and topped with red cabbage kraut, mixed leaves and a bird seed mix. A super tasty dish and if you’re hungry, we’d advise grabbing the fritters on the side. From the lunch menu, we also ordered a Comforting bowl of soup for winter a thin liquid consistency of bright beetroot soup with nicely spiced with shredded beetroot, beetroot leaves on top, sour cream. The crisp bacon was a good touch, added to the flavour of the soup. Served with a garlic buttered slice of toast, this made it even better. We really enjoyed the coffee here. For the whites they use single O killer bee blend and rotating single origins for the black. In addition they also do a batch brew and cold brew. If you’re not a coffee fan, there’s also hot chocolate, tea, kombucha, fresh juices and smoothies. They also have alcoholic drinks; wine, beer, cider and even some cocktails. There is currently and online store and pop up produce shop in store selling essentials and also muesli, jams, beers, wines, and meats in the fridge. If you’d like, the cafe also does some take home meals.