
Moonacres Kitchen: Robertson's Hidden Gem
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Moonacres Kitchen in Robertson, owned by Phil Lavers, is the ultimate breakfast, lunch, and dinner spot. With organic produce from Lavers nearby farm, Chef Stephen Santucci creates delectable dishes like salted cod hash browns, rhubarb bruschetta, and buttery breakfast Danishes. The double cheeseburger, loaded with house-made pickles and a crisp farm salad, is a local favorite. The hand-cut chips are also a must-try. Independent reviews praise Moonacres, making it a must-visit when in Robertson.
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0:00Roberson has those tourist traps, like the big potato and pie shop pulling in the crowds, but the real MVP for breakfast, lunch, and even some dinners, is Munecker's kitchen. Owner Phil Laver supplies all the organic fruits and veggies straight from his farm nearby, keeping everything fresh and local. Chef Steven Santucci works magic with that produce, whipping up salted cod and potato hash browns, bruschetta piled high with ruby red rhubarb and buttery breakfast danishes that hit just right. Local swear by it over the hype spots, especially the double cheese burger loaded with house-made pickles, provolone, tasty cheese, and a crisp farm, salad on the side, pure comfort with a gourmet twist. Those hand-cut Robertson chips that come alongside, textbook perfection, crunchy outside, fluffy inside, making every meal complete. Independent reviews like this, from good food, keep it real, no paid shout outs. Next time you're cruising through Robertson, hit Munecker's first, you won't regret leveling
1:01up your eats. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to Sydney News Today, AI-powered local news.
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