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Welcome To Bradman
Welcome to Bradman, located at St Jude St, Bowral, NSW. This delightful café harmoniously blends a love for quality food with the rich history of the Bradman Museum. Guests rave about the delicious offerings, especially the inventive dishes like the pepper steak pie and the Bradman-inspired Whatman Pie, showcasing local ingredients and culinary creativity. Patrons applaud the friendly staff and serene atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for both locals and tourists. With easy parking and a buzzing ambiance, Bradman promises a memorable dining experience that’s definitely worth a visit, whether or not you’re exploring the museum.
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Bradman
Welcome to the delightful world of Bradman, a charming café set within the precincts of the iconic Bradman Museum in Bowral, New South Wales. Here, visitors not only witness the legacy of the legendary cricketer Sir Donald Bradman but also indulge in a culinary experience that epitomizes community spirit and exceptional taste.
Bradman Café has garnered a reputation for its delicious food and friendly service, as reflected in glowing reviews from patrons like 'Tes303' and 'Grant Sansom-Sherwill.' Those who step inside are immediately enveloped by a warm atmosphere. The coffee is celebrated as a highlight, with guests frequently remarking on the rich flavors and inviting surrounds that make for a perfect pause in their day.
The menu at Bradman is thoughtfully curated, accommodating a variety of tastes while maintaining a focus on quality and local ingredients. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty meal or a sweet treat, the choices leave nothing to be desired. 'Sling Adventures' raved about their experience during pie time, sampling the pepper steak pie adorned with savory baked carrot and the signature Whatman Pie, a delightful blend of apple and raspberry frangipani paired with refreshing mint ice cream — a true testament to culinary creativity and comfort.
Moreover, the café is praised for its cleanliness and tranquility — perfect for a relaxed dining experience. Customer 'Peter Smyth' highlights the commendable soups crafted by the talented Nicola, emphasizing the notion that every dish is prepared with care. Additionally, the café boasts ample parking space, making it convenient for both locals and tourists alike.
Bradman is not merely a café; it's a haven for food lovers and cricket enthusiasts alike. Whether you're visiting the museum or simply passing through Bowral, this gem offers an exquisite dining experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression. As 'Shazly S' aptly points out, if you're in the area, this is a culinary stop worth adding to your itinerary. So come and savor the tastes of Bradman, where delicious food meets a vibrant atmosphere, creating an unforgettable experience.
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Our Guestbook
“ Food was delicious and really enjoyed coffee. Lovley surrounds. Worth a visit. ”
“ Nicola makes amazing soup Great experience Easy parking Clean and quiet place. Excellent and I would recommend it ”
“ Great food and about the friendliest staff I've ever met. Certainly worth visiting, whether you're going to the museum or not. ”
“ A beautiful cafe within the precincts of the Bradman museum. The food has decent portions and is good to taste. If you are in the area it is worth a try. ”
“ Another great place to go for coffee & delicious food. It's away from the maddening crowds, and you can bring your dog to sit under the trees with your meal. ”
“ Simply gorgeous A cosy cafe and the cutest cricket ground ever with comfy benches all around - hope you get lucky with a quality limited overs game soon! ”
“ Great service, delicious food and reasonable prices. Stumps Cafe is well located in Bowral as part of the Bradman museum. A good selection on the menu. We were here for pie time in June and sampled the pepper steak pie which was a special served with shaved baked carrot as a topping. For dessert we had the Bradman inspired Whatman Pie, a sweet apple and rasberry frangipani pie served with mint ice cream. Yum! The place was buzzing with people, mostly locals, and despite being part of a major tourist attraction the prices were very reasonable. Highly recommend a visit, even if you're not going to the museum. For this and more reviews of Southern Highlands bakeries, visit our website at Sling Adventures. ”