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Redland Bayside News > Flavours of Redlands > Crusoe Cafe: A hidden gem awaits you with delightful harbour views
Flavours of Redlands

Crusoe Cafe: A hidden gem awaits you with delightful harbour views

Andrew Jefferson
Andrew Jefferson
Published: February 27, 2025
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Sam Bush with the popular Eggs Benedict and a delicious smoothie.
Sam Bush with the popular Eggs Benedict and a delicious smoothie.
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NESTLED in a prime spot overlooking Raby Bay Harbour, Crusoe Cafe offers more than just stunning views – it’s a local favourite for fresh, high-quality meals at a reasonable price.

Bought by Sam Sharma six months ago, the cafe has maintained its reputation for serving delicious food, and it’s clear Sam’s passion for hospitality and fresh ingredients shines through.

One of the standout features at Crusoe Cafe is the menu’s emphasis on fresh, made-to-order meals.

Sam, a trained chef with years of experience, ensures that nothing sits around for long in the kitchen.

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From the moment you walk in, you can tell this is a place where food matters.

Every ingredient is brought in fresh daily, from eggs to vegetables to premium coffee beans sourced locally.

It’s this attention to detail that gives every dish its distinct flavour.

One of the cafe’s signature dishes, Eggs on Fire, is a must-try.

It features perfectly scrambled eggs paired with creamy sour cream, fresh spinach, and Turkish toast, all with a hint of chili heat to give it a kick.

It’s a comforting yet bold dish that highlights the chef’s mastery of scrambled eggs.

For something a bit more indulgent, the Eggs Benedict with smoked salmon is another favourite.

The Hollandaise sauce is creamy, the eggs are perfectly poached, and the salmon adds a fresh, savoury depth that elevates the dish.

For those with a hearty appetite, the Aussie Big Breakfast is a game-changer.

It’s one of the largest portions you’ll find in Redlands, featuring all the classic elements you crave – eggs, bacon, sausages, mushrooms – served with a generous side of toast.

The value for money is unmatched, and it’s why this dish flies off the shelves.

What really sets Crusoe Cafe apart, though, is its commitment to quality and consistency.

Whether it’s the coffee (a smooth, well-balanced flat white made with locally roasted beans) or the food, everything is carefully crafted with a focus on freshness and flavour.

Sam’s hands-on approach in the kitchen, paired with the experience of a skilled chef who’s been with the cafe for nine years, ensures that the food here is always top-notch.

Crusoe Cafe is a place to enjoy a leisurely breakfast or brunch by the water, knowing that your meal will be satisfying, flavourful, and, most importantly, fresh.

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