Three Blue Ducks, Byron Bay

I had made an early reservation for 6 adults and 4 children. Unfortunately, it took nearly an hour from ordering to receiving the main courses. The kids’ meals and appetizers were finished long before the adult meals arrived. We ordered the $12 special, which included two slices of garlic bread. It was delicious, with a rich aroma and crispy texture. However, the crispy pork belly was difficult to chew, with most of it being very fatty and a small amount of tough lean meat. The sauerkraut didn’t help balance the richness of the dish. The braised beef of the day was disappointing, as the meat wasn’t tender at all. It didn’t compare to the soft and melt-in-your-mouth texture I’ve experienced in the past. The eye fillet was overcooked on the outside, although it remained pink on the inside. On the positive side, the oysters were very fresh, and the garden salad was mostly good, but the kale was too tough and hard to chew. The Moreton Bay bug was excellent — full of umami with a perfectly balanced salty-savory flavour, and the accompanying sides were also fresh and tasty. As always, the coffee and bakery items were excellent. Despite these issues, we continue to love Three Blue Ducks and return every year with our family, bringing the kids to play with the animals. It’s a wonderful experience overall.

I had a late lunch on Father's Day with my mum for her 93rd birthday. Food was great, except the sauce on my steak was cold, flavours well matched. Apart from this and wine by bottle, is actually a carafe of tap wine. Sorry, not classy. Very touristy, but that's what it is, in Byron. Very relaxed setting and staff made this review as they were eager to please and a great professional service 🙄. Went back for brunch on Monday, BLT and Portuguese tart were delicious with a good coffee! Thank you xx

We’ve visited The Farm in Byron Bay before, but this was our first time actually eating at Three Blue Ducks—and wow, I’m so glad we finally did! The whole place has such a special feel to it. Wandering around The Farm before or after your meal is part of the charm—being surrounded by open fields, animals, and fresh air just puts you in the right mood to enjoy some seriously good food. We had the specials of the day and every single bite was delicious. You can really tell they care about fresh, seasonal produce—it shows in the flavours and the way everything’s put together. The service was flawless too. Everyone was so genuinely warm and friendly—you could feel the happiness in the way they spoke and looked after us. I love that! It’s definitely a popular spot, so make sure to arrive early and line up, or better yet, book ahead if you can. We’re already looking forward to coming back for another meal here. Such a beautiful spot and an even better feed!

Absolutely amazing food. Went on purpose for the Sunday roast, totally worth it! The entrée was so delicious that we forgot to take a picture - roasted broccoli on a bed of hummus with roasted nuts and mint. The brisket was melting in our mouths with the crispy side dish of kale and potatoes just balancing the dish perfectly. The dessert was the perfect finish, with a balance of sweet and sour and combination of traditional dessert with an Australian twist (lemon myrtle curd, raspberry and merengue)

Loved our lunch experience at this venue High quality ingredients and meal was excellent. Scallops and Morton bay bugs were our choice. So full no room for dessert. Great relaxed vibe and excellent service.

We have been here numerous times as it’s a fun day out we love dining at Three Blue Ducks. It is set on a beautiful working farm, the setting is both tranquil and inspiring—perfect for a relaxed yet refined meal. The menu is fresh, seasonal, and thoughtfully sourced, showcasing local produce and sustainable farming. Every dish bursts with flavour; the wood-fired meats, fresh seafood, and vibrant vegetarian options are all standout. Whether you’re a foodie or just looking for a beautiful spot to unwind, Three Blue Ducks delivers in every way. A must-visit when in Byron!

Absolutely blown away by our dinner at Three Blue Ducks Byron Bay last night! From the moment we walked in, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, and the service was impeccable. But the food? Oh my goodness, the food! We started with the most incredible sourdough and creamy stracciatella – a perfect way to kick off the meal. For our mains, the slow-cooked lamb shoulder was fall-off-the-bone tender and the steak packed with flavour. Every single element on the plate was delicious. And then, the brownies for dessert! What a unique and decadent way to finish. Rich, fudgy, and utterly divine. This was hands down one of the best meals we've had in a long time. Every dish was executed perfectly, highlighting fresh, local ingredients. Five stars all the way! If you're in Byron Bay, do yourself a favour and book a table at Three Blue Ducks – you won't regret it.

Three Blue Ducks is the restaurant at The Farm in Byron. The location is gorgeous and from what I could see, mostly all outside tables. The atmosphere is great and we had live music which wasn’t too loud and allowed you to chat without being overwhelmed! We went on a Sunday evening and had the set Sunday Roast meal. $55 for starters and a main. The starter was hummus and flatbread and the main was pork belly with lovely crispy skin. You get Yorkshire pudding and a big plate of greens and roasted carrots and potatoes. I didn’t like the self serve way the food was presented but that is a personal preference. The food was fabulous! I felt like it was quite pricey for what you get as because it’s a Sunday, there is a 10% surcharge on everything, even if you get your own drinks up at the bar. 2 cokes, a non alcoholic beer and a pint of lager was Just over $47. I think the 10% surcharge for the weekend is out of date and you don’t often see that at this level of restaurant as it’s already expensive and it feels like a rip off to be honest. The price of the food should cover the additional wage levy the restaurant has to pay. Anyway, that was the only issue. I still highly recommend it as the food was great.

If I could give them more stars I would. Recommended by staff at Elements of Byron we went on a Sunday night. They said they had roast and being a veggie I thought I wouldn't be able to eat anything. They said they had a veggie roast and it was the best thing I've ever eaten. Starting with a broccoli dish so spectacular. Roasted pumpkin with roast carrots, potato , bokchoy with Yorkshire pud! I added cheesy cauliflower. How I had room for dessert I don't know but that was amazing. Just great staff, incredible chefs!! Excellent wine list and drinks. We loved it so much we came back for lunch a few days later. Do not miss this if visiting

If you are lucky enough to be here on Sunday evening check into their Sunday roast. Meal, entertainment, atmosphere hits all the marks at this restaurant. Such a cool concept. Enjoyable place for family or dates. You MUST go here if you are vegetarian or care about healthier meals. Loved it.

Bland expensive fried food service good Tourist trap not recomended Drinks same Get a snack on the way home

We were surprised when we arrived at 8pm to find the place was much quieter for dinner compared to the buzziness of lunchtime. However we like that not everyone is talking at the top of their voice at dinner and we could actually hear our own conversation. The food here is fantastic and so worth to make the trip for. However , $21 for the sashimi entree was definitely too rich! It tasted superb with avocado cream, the toasted black sesame seed added a wonderful layer of cruchiness to the taste, but all I got was five thinly sliced kingfish sashimi. That's too stingy. My partner loved his oysters. $4.50 each for half a dozen and comes with finger lime dipping. I had one and it was superbly fresh! The mains were more reasonable in portion size. The pork $36 was just slightly over cooked and not as tender as it should be but the flavours are spot on, a pleasant surprise that it also comes with very crispy skin which wasn't mentioned on the menu. The lamb from the southern tableland $37 won the prize for best dish of the night. It was super tender and perfectly pink. It has the best flavours of any lamb we have tasted recently. All the accompanying char veggies on the two dishes tasted sublime. The dessert of burnt honey ice cream was fantastic. Beside this and the cheesplate, the only other choice for dessert was tiramisu. This might be everyone's favourite but we thought it was too obvious a choice for this restaurant. Tiramisu seems to appear on every restaurant's menu, it is not an interesting option for us. The waiters are friendly but not very attentive. As our mains were served, we were well into the last drop of our first glass of wine. We wanted to order the second glass to go with our mains. But all the waiters were busy and we tried and tried to get their attention to no avail. By the time we finally caught one of them and ordered we were already finishing our mains. And the wines took a long time to be delivered. By the time we got it we had long finished our mains! After the dessert, we ordered another cup of coffee. By this time, which was around 9.30pm most of the other diners have left. All the waiters were busy cleaning up. The coffee was never delivered. Hence we were very disappointed with the quality of their service at the end of our meal. So we rate the food 4/5. For service 2/5.

Wow...so this is what fresh food really tastes like! Pricey, but portions are generous. Everything is made fresh and sourced locally. Even the milk in our coffee was organic and the juice freshly squeezed. Enjoyed our breakfast surrounded by lush farmland and a couple of chooks circling our table... your can't really get a more authentic farmhouse brekkie than that! Three Blue Ducks a must try when in Byron Bay!

This is a lovely restaurant with room to walk around they do tours and have a small dessert truck next to the park the experience is excellent there are so many animals, plants and trees the food is wonderful they have a cafe and the main restaurant in the restaurant there is wonderful lighting and even better food my only complaint is that it's right next to one of the main roads so you can hear it all. Other than I love this place and would totally recommend it.

I loved this place in theory, but in execution I thought it could be better. Three Blue Ducks is an extremely versatile place. It has a sit-down restaurant, a bakery, a cafe, a gelato stand, a street-style food vendor cart, an extensive bar, a playground for kids, animals, and lots of outdoor space. You can really make of it what you want - come for a fancy meal or bring your kids and get some ice cream, play on the swings and check out the animals. I love the idea of this place. When my friends and I arrived, we attempted to get a table for lunch. It was a Sunday and was very busy. We were told that it would take about 30-45 minutes, and we put our name on the list. In the meantime, we got drinks (coffee for some of us, Bloody Marys for others, both of which were delicious). After 45 minutes or so, we started to get tired of waiting. Upon review of the menu, we realised that it was pricey (average main was mid-$30s) and seemed like light fare (although I cannot confirm). Given the other options, we decided to buy food from the street-style stand. They were grilling various items, including a pork burger and grilled peppers, which I ordered. The peppers were delicious (some were spicy, some were not). The pork burger was so-so. In the end, while I liked the atmosphere of the place a lot, I was slightly upset that the restaurant wait was so long and the food from the grill mostly average. If you go, you must have a car. It is a short drive (but not walkable) outside of Byron Bay.

Stop here on the way to the Gold Coast from Sydney. 20 mins from Byron Bay lighthouse. This place serves fresh farm to table food and offers wine and beer. When you have been driving with kids under 5 years old, it helps that they have a playground, farm with chickens, horses, pigs and lots of grassy area where they can run around for a bit before we had to drive again. We ordered the mussels and pork belly and were happy with the dishes. Kids had pasta with cheese. I would highly recommend stopping here. Prices are a little high but quality of the food is worth it.

Super expensive, nice ginger beer, lamb was good, scallops average, $15 for 4 small slices of bread, we went online the day before and were advised to make a booking via resi.com and who stated they would text us with a booking time next day. What actually happened was we heard nothing, called the restuarant and they told us we don't need a booking we could just turn up and they could fit us in, even though we told them we were a party of 6. We arrived shortly after and were told we had to wait at least 1hr .. Ordered the farm greens and it was bokchoi stems, white cabbage and Chilli, no actual greens. Checkout was super difficult. We asked for the cheque waiting 15 minutes nothing came. We went to front of the restaurant and got the bill and had one question on the bill and the waiter disappeared telling us 'we'd need to talk to a manager'.. We stood there waiting to pay and the barista finally acknowledged us and said we had to go to the main checkout outside. We went there and then our waiter appeared and told us we had to go back inside to the checkout near the coffee shop. Then she walked away and we waited another 10 mins. We stopped an Irish waiter and told him we were just trying to pay and split the bill 50/50..kept getting bounced back and forth. He apologized and processed in 2 minutes..don't go..the experience isn't worth the price tag..poor service, doesn't compensate for a great lamb dish or a ginger beer..

Amazing atmosphere and beautiful food, so creative too! We arrived at a super busy time for lunch but were put on the wait list and sat to wait comfortably. We were called within 10min which was great. Food was really good and you can just tell how fresh it is. I ordered the pate which was an entree but just what I needed. The smoothies are delicious (all without sugar, and raw beautiful ingredients). I love that they farm everything and it's all sustainable. Makes a big difference when making a choice on where to eat and prices are about the same as anywhere else. On the weekend they have live music which is so good! Lots of kids around as it's a family place :)

Went here on consecutive days for breakfast and lunch. $21 USD for avocado toast (with chorizo, egg, and feta, granted) is a bit precious, but consider the ingredients all come from the farm, and you get some free post-meal entertainment in the form of the chickens and pigs just across the grass from the restaurant. And that toast itself is damn good, as are all the baked goods, with real croissants to rival just about anywhere. Lunch featured a lot of interesting choices, like ceviche with buttermilk, cucumber, and crispy buckwheat, or marlin with charred eggplant purée, corn, chickpeas and tomatoes. Restaurants like these are always in danger of adding one too many components to their dishes, but everything made total sense. Looking forward to stopping for coffee and pastries on the way back to Gold Coast Airport.

Food was great , coffee excellent, lots of good craft beers n ciders on tap Setting great Not much of a farm, but I grew up on one Service was fair Definitely recommend

Loved the ambiance- food of course - but the coffee notes and the bread and butter pudding were the best! A definite stop over and close to Byron Bay

This place is great, much of food grown on premises. Great serving sizes, wonderful atmosphere with semi outdoor area.

Three Blue Ducks at the farm Byron Bay produces amazing food in a wonderfully relaxed, social, and rural setting. I'd highly recommend anyone pasig through or staying nearby stop in for either a quick bite or an long afternoon or evening session. You couldn't find a better restaurant nearby to have a large social gathering that is kid friendly as well. I had a pressed lamb, it was simply amazing! Massive selection of on tap beer and wine backed up with excellent coffee. The kids have a play area close by, but not too close by to keep them busy.

Decor and design would lead you to believe this is a very special cafe, but for all its fresh produce and fancy farm cred, it's pretty average. The smoked salmon plate was relatively well played and white flavoursome, but not more so than usual. Service was a little curt, but the vibes and seating was positive, and they did have quite a few options on the menu. A serviceable experience.

Fantastic location. Great place to pop out of Byron for a few drinks and dinner. There's is a fantastic outdoor bar with plenty of really good beers on tap. The outdoor bar area is top notch for a few sunset beers. For dinner in the restaurant, the fish curry and the side of vegetables are outstanding. The other dishes my friends had looked really good too. There's also a great playground for the kids if you are with family. Friendly staff, great night all round. Recommended, would definitely go again.

So we went for lunch, which you can't book for - the queue was about a 30min wait - but boys was the food worth it. The sourdough was out of this world and the homemade butter was soooo smooth. We had 2 main dishes - the fish wings which had an Asian twist with grapefruit and the lamb curry, the meat melted in your mouth. We complemented the meal with the Farm Salad all locally grown produce. To ensure the meal was eased into our stomachs we covered it with a lovely Pino Grigio - crisp and delicious - never drinking Sav Blanc again! If you can put up with queues then this is a must - oh and buy your sourdough load before they sell out.

Wow, no disappointments here. A few friends and I rode bikes from town to sample some of the local produce. The farm salad and mushroom dish together with crusty sourdough bread and creamy butter went down a treat. I had a delicious pot of milky Chai and the local cider and green juice were also amazing. Can't wait to return to sample the rest of the menu!

Yep, I can highly recommend this place. A lovely open and outdoor setting for a Sunday lunch with family and friends. The food was exquisite and well presented, and the service was timely without being overbearing. A good selection of drinks to quench your thirst and round off a most enjoyable experience.

Awesome all round ! Food was Devine and atmosphere is great :) I had the fish and mussels, so so good! And the potatoes is a must !

Great lunch. The food was exceptional. All locally sourced and tasted delicious. Favourite was the packed lamb and the halloumi salad. Apart from the food the atmosphere is great!