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Beachfront Bistro - Murramarang Beach



Recently I traveled roughly 4 hours south of Sydney to a quaint beach town, Durras. During this visit, there really weren't a lot of food options available, however our Airbnb hosts highly recommended the local Holiday Resort, in particular the Beachfront Bistro. We had eaten along the way so we really weren't overly hungry, but thought we'd stop in for a drink or two, and later we were tempted into a gorgeously presented dessert.

The Location:

Located on the beachfront of one of the most isolated and crystal clear beaches I've come across in Australia. I would say that the Restaurant's primary benefit is the gorgeous location it's situated in. The venue itself however may not be appealing to some due to it's rather integrated construction with the Hotel infrastructure. If you're looking for a place that truly feels like a "date" - this venue might not be ideal, as there were a fair few children who were staying with their parents for a camping/cabin style family holiday.


The Service/Food Quality:

I found the staff at Beach Bistro to be quite attentive despite the rather large volume of customers at the time. Our waitress really seemed genuine about telling us what was best on the menu, and what wasn't quite as good. In the end she convinced us that the Chef's New Dessert - "The Bird's Nest" was a delicious and ornate masterpiece we shouldn't miss out on, we weren't disappointed!

Final Thoughts:

Overall I really enjoyed my visit to the Beachfront Bistro in Durras, and would highly recommend the venue to friends and family. Despite the drinks & dessert being a little on the pricey side, I found it fairly reasonable for a Beachfront Location.

 Maximillian Mitchell (45163901)

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