Le Pruneau 83 Bridge St, West Tamworth NSW 2340 reviews menu price

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“Feel like a coffee or hot or cold drink? Join us for breakfast or lunch Tuesday to Saturday (and for coffee and takeaway treats on Monday mornings). Try our selection of house made cakes, pastries and treats. Or browse our seasonal market items including organic fruits, vegetables and cheeses, locally sourced meats and smallgoods. We also have a range of condiments and prepared meals for you to take home and heat.”

Le Pruneau is a restaurant located at 83 Bridge St, West Tamworth NSW 2340, Australia The quality of the service here is excellent. Le Pruneau has received 166 positive customer evaluations. Le Pruneau is open from 07:00 until 14:00 It serves a variety of traditional foods as well as some restaurant specialties. Please check the restaurant’s discount code on the www.lepruneau.com.au on a regular basis.If you are looking for a place to eat with a good experience of food and good service with family and friends, then Le Pruneau is the best choice for you.

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Le Pruneau reviews

Martin Witchard
Boho overtones with French style at this relaxing cafe. The coffee was very good. Seating is scattered around the edge of this obviously historic building. Organic produce also on sale.

Seulhee An (Luna)
I ordered seafood pasta. After we order we waited 40min It was little bit long time~And they had 1 of kimchi menu(its special menu)it’s not kimchi. Just pickled Chinese cabbage 😭… I am korean so i can sure.Good things: Staff provided friendly service and pasta was really good 😊 its my style.And they made mayo themselves It’s good also

Jackie McMillan
Tamworth’s most surprising foodie gem was actually arrived at through an off-hand tip from a mate who lives in Quirindi. Upon hearing I was looking for a farmers’ market for produce to take back to Sydney, she suggested that the local French joint, Le Pruneau, also sells a range of conventional and certified organic vegetables. Cue me heading there for breakfast…In an asymmetrical late Victorian corner block, Le Pruneau insulates you from the pace of the Oxley Highway with a garden setting that provides both intimacy and shade if you decide to break your fast in the great outdoors. The large wraparound porch houses an outdoor counter, where friendly staff chirp greetings to their regulars as they get their coffees underway. Made on beans roasted by The Branches in the Northern Rivers, our Latte ($4.50) and Extra Shot ($0.60) Flat White ($4.50) are the best coffees I drank in Tamworth. With liquorice notes, they have a bit more going on than the other local coffees I sampled, making this the only venue where I felt inclined to order a second cup.With the French country style theming, breakfasts at Le Pruneau are hearty and honest. The kitchen team, led by Phillippe Kanyaro, are making almost everything in-house, from butter to cheese to bread and bacon. God’s own meat can be enjoyed as House-made Bacon ($4.50) with Eggs on Toast ($12.50) in a build-your-own-breakfast affair, or as sticky sweet Maple Bacon ($4.50). I choose the latter as an opt-in for the House-made Crumpets ($19) that come with smashed pumpkin and poached eggs. Crumpets in Tamworth continue to be of a standard we don’t seem to be able to reach in Sydney. At Le Pruneau they’re airy, tasty and cooked through without a doughy centre or burnt bottom. While the maple bacon proves slightly too sweet for a breakfast that already contains roast pumpkin, the syrup sits over what is easily one of the best bacons I’ve eaten in NSW.Mowing our way through their menu on a second visit, we sampled a house-made Beef Sausage ($4.50) that was all thriller, no filler, before moving onto the big garlicky taste of their Toulouse Sausages ($18). Served as a twosome on a bed of compelling white bean mash with two sunny side up fried eggs, this makes for a breakfast that will take you through morning tea all the way to a late lunch without the need for snacking.Le Pruneau sourdough has some tangy sourness to it; their Potato Roesti ($3.50) are generous golden patties of long, thin shreds of potato; only the Avocado Hollandaise ($3.50) is a let-down (and that’s more because avocado doesn’t belong in Hollandaise if you ask me). Even the kitchen’s tomato sauce is better than any commercial one I’ve tried. If I’d known the Haloumi ($3.50) was their own house-made Jersey milk haloumi when I was designing my own breakfast, I would have definitely thrown some in.We used two breakfasts to create a shopping list of ingredients to buy in their store, from the aforementioned cheese, to two kilos of their nitrite-free bacon that still manages to look gloriously pink and white in their packaging (so many look grey and unappealing). Outside in wooden crates and market baskets, you’ll find an array of well-labelled fruit and vegetables. Don’t neglect the fridges: in there you will find the best oyster mushrooms I’ve ever eaten, grown by a Tamworth local – their texture is truly amazing!Le Pruneau certainly makes the bounty of the New England region come alive in both their cooking and the goods that they provide.

Frances Rodger
We had breakfast here on a week day. It was fast service and good. Nice food, the Bagdad eggs are amazing!! The maple bacon was as good as some I’ve had in Canada.Sorry the pictures are of half eaten but they were so good.

Rochelle Davies
Le Pruneau Cafe TamworthGreat atmosphere you can sit outside under shade or sit inside the people working at Le Pruneau love working outside they make all of their coffee’s ect on the front verandah, the people that work there are very friendly always greet you with a smile, & the coffee’s are very nice, good value for money…

Rory Courtenay
Great little sanctuary nestled in a garden serving delicious coffee

Tania Skinner
Service with a smile, amazing breads and the chai latte was beautiful. Made my visit to Tamworth memorable!