Café: Three Blue Ducks
Address: 141-143 Macpherson St Bronte NSW 2024
The morning started with me heading
over to Cassie’s to give her a belated birthday present and because it was such
a beautiful warm day, we decided to go brunch at somewhere near the beach! In
unison, we thought of Bronte’s Three Blue Ducks.
I’m sure everyone knows this by now
through their appearance in Masterchef and other forms of media that one of the
chefs/owners of the café, Darren Robertson, used to be the head chef for Australia’s famous
Tetsuya. So the food quality is assured before we even taste it hehe : )
I have to admit something, I
backlog a lot of the places that I visit, but this is one that I shouldn’t
backlog because looking at the photos brings me back the memories of summer
warmth (as compared to the rainy days we will having this week urgh)
Initially, we thought we would have
to wait for a long time because we went during lunch hour at 12-1pm,
surprisingly we got a table after waiting for around 5 minutes. Love the décor
and the openness of the café, it made us feel relaxed and comfortable.
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Iced coffee $7 (+$0.5 for Soy)
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What is better than a chilling drink for a nice hot day! This was actually
under their “Milkshake” section so I had expected a milkshake and the reason I
ordered it was because it sounded interesting to have a coffee milkshake!
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Steak sandwich with red pepper
mayo, tomato, onion marmalade and rocket $18
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This was definitely worth the money. The steak was tender
and the tomato relish was very fresh with a nice touch of tang. The rocket
balanced everything really well.
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Citrus cured salmon with wakame
salad, corn puree and puffed black rice $28
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My oh my, I’m actually craving for this dish right now! The
citrus cured salmon was very appetizing, although my first bite was a bit
salty, but as I ate it with the other components of the dish, it was like
perfection bursting in my mouth! The puffed black rice gave the dish a crunchy
element, I just wish there was a bit more of corn puree.
In conclusion, the food quality was flawless and the service
was good. Through it was a bit pricey for lunch but I guess it’s worth the
money! It’s a perfect place for brunch before or after going to Bronte Beach!
How I wish it was still Summer..
Xx
Feli

this has been on my list for a while! food looks great!
ReplyDeleteyeh! it's been on ours for AGES too lol. It's really good, you definitely should try it out :)
Deletemmmmmm look at that cured salmon! I haven't been to their restaurant before but I have tried their food at Taste of Sydney and it was so derricious!
ReplyDeleteWe tried their chocolate and yuzu dessert at Taste of Sydney and it was soooo nice !
Deletehave only tried Three Blue Ducks when it makes the occasional appearance at food festivals. been on my wish list for a long time but don't know how to get to Bronte
ReplyDeleteThree Blue Ducks is such a nice place to enjoy quality food :) I think there's buses that goes to Bronte, but driving would definitely be more convenient!
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