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Blak Cede Gunyah

Bianca Hrovat

Blak Cede Gunyah

Australian$$

Aussie brunch fare made with native ingredients.

Blak Cede Gunyah cafe in Nowra.

A beautifully designed cafe where native ingredients from a community garden are used to make elevated Aussie brunch fare (including a kids’ menu).

There’s a damn good omelette made with warrigal greens, wattleseed tomatoes and smoked feta; pie-of-the-day in flavours such as coconut lime crocodile or braised buru (kangaroo); and the unmissable scones, served with house-made strawberry gum jam and whipped cream.

But the best bit is that Blak Cede is an Aboriginal women-led social and cultural enterprise, empowering Koori women with culturally safe employment and education.

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Bianca HrovatBianca HrovatBianca is Good Food’s Sydney eating out and restaurant editor.

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