Duck Duck Goose

Such a beautiful interior in this place that's so warm and welcoming. I can see this place for an intimate date or group function because the food is worth coming back for! Ordinary dishes have been given soft tweaks to envoke extra flare - successfully!



Garlic King Prawns - lightly grilled king prawns dressed with extra virgin olive oil, garlic were grilled perfectly and the heat from the chilli adds to the ...read more

Duck & Goose, a popular cafe in the heart of Randwick is now open for dinner. Thursday to Saturday nights they are serving up great shares and cocktails in a beautiful setting. We started our evening with a couple of cocktails and there are plenty of classics to choose from. We loved the Collins and the Elderflower. We started our meals with two starter plates, the Garlic King Prawns and Parmesan Crusted Mushroom. Both of these dishes were a great share option. The prawns were tantalisingly fresh and well seasoned. Our favourite though were the mushrooms. They were light with a great crisp on the outside enhanced with parmesan and moist mushroom within - scrumptious. For mains we enjoyed the market fish of the day which was salmon and Sous Vide Duck Breast. The duck was cooked perfectly and paired well with the sweet potato purée and red wine jus. The salmon was cooked perfectly and melted in your mouth. The portion sizes are larger than ...read more

With a dedicated play area in the rear, a kids menu and a fully stocked change station complete with nappy rash cream, Duck Duck Goose lives up to the promise of its childhood game name by being very kid-friendly. Sitting in a space surrounded by so many hipster clichés – repurposed wooden pallets, exposed Edison bulbs in bike spoke mountings, and a hanging chalk board advising they’re selling Lexington jars – I’m pleased to report the menu is pleasantly artifice-free. Instead the wide, please-all selection of beverages and dishes eschews diet fads and gimmicks - I didn’t see a freak-shake, and the only way they’re serving cold drip is in an iced coffee. Yeah, okay the juices are cold-pressed and pricey, but an Immune Kick ($9.50) with orange, carrot, ginger, garlic, parsley, honey and cayenne pepper, delivers the old-fashioned, nutrient-rich taste that juice had before we all bought electronic juicing gadgets. Enjoyed with a bowl of Coconut Bircher Muesli ($16) topped ...read more