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Friday, 15 November 2024

Taking to Brunswick Heads like ducks to water

The Three Blue Ducks restaurant empire keeps growing apace. 

The Three Blue Ducks team and Hotel Brunswick, on the north coast of NSW, today announced a new collaboration, unveiling The Ducks at Hotel Brunswick from next month.

The collab aims to combine the relaxed atmosphere of an Australian pub with the Ducks’ culinary ethos and style, a media release tells me. 

A menu from Three Blue Ducks chefs Darren Robertson and Andy Allen will offer their twist on pub classics "paired with cool, coastal Cali-inspired bites".

Robertson and Allen have collaborated with Hotel Brunswick’s head chef, Loki Lynch, and group general manager of food, Ben Turner, to develop a menu featuring local and sustainable ingredients from the Northern Rivers region. 

So think casual dishes like humble schnitzels and parmys, fish and chips, burgers, and pizzas, alongside vibrant, citrus-infused plates and spice-driven dishes like ceviche and tacos. 

Seafood will also play a starring role, giving a nod to Brunswick’s fishing and surf-side community. 

“We’re really excited about this one, we've put together dishes that we love to eat, in a quintessential Aussie pub (that we've been going to for years) across from the Brunswick River and the ocean.” Robertson said. 

“Think Australian bay lobster rolls (above); pickled octopus; prawn toast with nam jim; old school prawns with Marie Rose sauce; chilli chicken wings; and even fried apple pie for something sweet. 

"There's also a brand new pizza oven going in so we're going to be serving epic pizzas, flatbreads and of course there'll be a couple of cheeky salads too.”

The wine list will also undergo a refresh, featuring an expanded offering of 30 wines, 17 of which will be on offer by the glass. The list highlights Australian winemakers and regions with a nod to local cult favourite Jilly Wines. The cocktail list features three styles of margaritas alongside other classics such as a mojito, lychee martini, amaretto sour and Japanese slipper.

“We see The Bruns as one of the most iconic pubs out there and we're super pumped to bring our food to the venue.” Allen said. “Personally, I can't wait to sit back in the beer garden, listen to some live music and sample what we've done.”

Starting in seaside Bronte, Sydney, Three Blue Ducks has grown with locations in Byron Bay, Sydney, Melbourne, rural Nimbo and Bellingen. 

Located on the banks of the Brunswick River, Hotel Brunswick is a quintessential Aussie pub that has been serving locals and visitors alike for generations. It is open from 10am daily. 

See www.hotelbrunswick.com.au 

Wednesday, 17 May 2023

Popular Hobart pub joins in the Dark Mofo fun and games



Hobart's Dark Mofo festival provides a huge boost to the Tasmanian capital over what was a traditionally quiet winter period - and many local hospitality businesses are getting in on the action.

The popular Telegraph Hotel is one of the pubs that will be joining in the fun.

From June 8-22 the pub will be decked in the festival's red and black colours from the ground floor all the way to the rooftop bar.

The recently rejuvenated watering hole will host live music and food and drink specials - and will feature ice sculptures on the rooftop that overlooks the port of Hobart (below).


Wednesdays will be a day for trivia lovers with Drag Trivia held each week from 7pm.

The hungry hordes can enjoy specials that champion Tasmanian produce like $18 chicken parmis on Tuesdays, traditional Sunday roasts and late-night pizzas every evening.

There is also a Feed Me menu with a weekly changing selection of chef's favourites for $69 per person.

Themed thirst quenchers will include Dark Mofo jello shots, Dark Mofo sour and a hot toddy

Telegraph Hotel's Bottomless Brunch on Sundays will also be switching gear to match this year’s festival with DJs, two hours of free-flowing select beverages and choice of brunch dishes like pepperberry and Tasmanian salmon, nduja scrambled egg and a breakfast beef burger.

The Telegraph Hotel is 19 Morrison Street, Hobart.