Hello Duck — Restaurant in Western Australia

Hello Duck in Bunbury is a delightful cafe offering a fresh and inviting dining experience. Recently relocated to 47 Stephen Street, this charming spot prides itself on serving delicious, fast, and fresh food paired with exceptional beverages. Their menu features a thoughtfully curated selection of breakfast, brunch, and lunch options that showcase quality ingredients and creative flavors.

What makes Hello Duck special is their commitment to warm and generous hospitality - they genuinely make it their pleasure to take care of every customer who walks through their doors. The cafe has quickly become part of Bunbury's growing artsy community, creating a welcoming atmosphere that appeals to locals and visitors alike.

Their coffee and tea selection is excellent, complemented by tempting treats that are perfect for any time of day. The friendly staff enhance the overall experience with attentive service that makes you feel right at home. Whether you're stopping in for a quick breakfast, leisurely brunch, or casual lunch, Hello Duck delivers consistently excellent food and beverages in a warm, welcoming environment that keeps customers coming...

Hear me, O diners, and lend thine ears, For I sing not of kings, nor of battles fierce, But of eggs and bacon, noble and true, That didst conquer my hunger and spirit too.

First came the coffee, dark as midnight seas, Foam crowned its head like Olympus’ breeze. One sip—aye, nectar of caffeinated gods— My soul awoke, applauding the odds.

Then lo! The Big Breakfast arrived in might, A platter so grand it eclipsed my sight. Bacon crackled like thunder on high, Eggs gleamed brighter than Apollo’s sky.

Sausages marched, a phalanx of spice, Mushrooms and tomatoes—loyal, precise. Toast, golden shields of crunchy delight, Bore butter’s banner into the fight.

The staff, like muses, served with grace, In this humble café, a sacred space. And I, the critic, humbled, confessed: “Surely this is Olympus’ feast at its best.”

So write it in scrolls, inscribe it in stone: This breakfast, dear friends, has claimed the throne. Five stars I grant, with trumpet and cheer, For the greatest of meals I’ve eaten this year.

Michael (My Daughter helped me with this) Johnson

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Nothing special. The daggy signage and decor didn’t fill me with hope, and my fears were confirmed when my meal was served.

I ordered “The Vegan”, and was disappointed to receive plain toast with unseasoned avocado and veggies (literally spinach taken straight from the packet and dumped onto the plate). The baked beans needed salt, and their version of a hash brown is just a potato cooked in a fry pan. My partner’s food was similarly unimpressive, and both of the smoothies we ordered were bland and flavourless. If you are going to bother offering a vegan version of a breakfast fry up on your menu, at least go to the trouble of buying some nuttelex to spread on the toast. Why would I pay to eat out, when I could make a much nicer breakfast at home?

There are much better places for brunch nearby, with similar prices. I would recommend Benesse or...