Review: Grand Duk cafe, something a bit different in the CBD

By Amanda Hooton
Updated March 2 2017 - 11:49am, first published June 6 2016 - 4:32pm
This CBD spot is an oasis during a busy lunch hour. Photo: Cole Bennetts
This CBD spot is an oasis during a busy lunch hour. Photo: Cole Bennetts
Coconut yoghurt chia pot with banana chips and fresh berries. Photo: Cole Bennetts
Coconut yoghurt chia pot with banana chips and fresh berries. Photo: Cole Bennetts
Duck fat chips at Grand Duk. Photo: Cole Bennetts
Duck fat chips at Grand Duk. Photo: Cole Bennetts
Coconut yoghurt chia pot with banana chips and fresh berries. Photo: Cole Bennetts
Coconut yoghurt chia pot with banana chips and fresh berries. Photo: Cole Bennetts
Duck fat chips at Grand Duk. Photo: Cole Bennetts
Duck fat chips at Grand Duk. Photo: Cole Bennetts

Tucked at the rear of Grosvenor Place in the city, Grand Duk is a surprising find during a busy lunch hour: an oasis of calm in the dusty, dirty city (even dustier and dirtier at the moment, thanks to the works on George Street). It's set half-indoors, half-outdoors against the back wall of the building's forecourt, and its stylish round tables and green upholstered chairs welcome everyone, whether they're concerned with closing the deal by Friday, like the businessmen at the next table, or Jon Snow's resurrection in Game of Thrones, like we are at ours.

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