Restaurants in Echuca
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Left Bank
Start with a Bloody Mary oyster shooter before tucking into the crispy-skin duck with Asian greens and Madeira wine fumet, or the degustation menu. Outstanding food and service, and worth the splurge.
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Oscar W's Wharfside
The glorious location in the old port area with a terrace overlooking the Murray is unbeatable, but Oscar's really delivers with its food and service.
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Star Wine Bar & Café
Part of the Star Hotel, it offers snacks and light meals, and dinner at weekends. The lunchtime gourmet burgers are tempting. The moody bar has some interesting art works, with a patio at the back, and there’s a cafe at the front (High St) serving sandwiches and gourmet pies.
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Echuca Brewing Company
Although the boutique beer was brewed off-site when we visited, a brewery is being built here, and the bistro serves up perfect beer accompaniments – steaming mussels, steaks and pasta.
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Top of the Town
This claims to be the best fish-and-chip shop in the state. It has a good range including river fish (redfin, yellowbelly), crays and oysters.
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Black Pudding Delicatessen
This tiny cafe-deli is a great place for a lazy breakfast or light lunch if you can get a table at the front or the small courtyard at the rear. Good coffee and local produce.
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Beechworth Bakery
In a magnificent old building with wrap-around balcony and a deck overlooking the Campaspe River, this cheerful bakery prepares a high standard of breads, pies, cakes and sandwiches.
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Ceres
In a beautifully converted 1881 brick flour mill, Ceres oozes style with its high-back leather chairs, starched tablecloths and occasional couches. It's a relaxed place for lunch with all-day coffee and tapas, but also an atmospheric fine- dining evening restaurant with an innovative menu of Italian-influenced pastas, steaks and roast duckling.
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Antonio's on the Port
This authentic Italian place is popular and backs onto the lovely Campaspe River. Gourmet pizzas are a speciality.
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Star Hotel & Wine Bar
The historic 'Star Bar' is still one of the liveliest places in town for a meal or drink, especially on weekends when live music plays. Full cooked breakfasts and reasonably priced lunches of calamari or chicken parma are available.
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La Vita
A sparkling Italian place with a great atrium and award-winning dishes.
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