The Black Pudding Cafe — Echuca
Echuca · All day brekky & lunch

Life's too
short for
boring food

Crab omelettes. Korean pulled pork benedicts. Gochujang bowls. We're the corner cafe on High Street that never quite settled for a bacon and egg roll.

Open Wed – Mon, 6:30am – 2pm · Closed Tuesdays
Gochujang pulled pork dish with pickled slaw and herbs, The Black Pudding Cafe Echuca
THE
BLACK
PUDDING
525A High St · Echuca
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Bagels and smashed avo toast with The Black Pudding Cafe branded cards, Echuca
Latte art at The Black Pudding Cafe Echuca
What we're about
Not your average country cafe.

Big flavour,
small town.

We didn't want to be another country cafe doing the same eight things everyone else does. So the menu leans into what we actually like eating — Korean spice, gochujang, kimchi slaw, a proper crab omelette — served up on High Street with your coffee made the way you like it.

Locals already know: when curry night goes up on the page, pre-orders sell out before the weekend even starts. We're proud supporters of the Echuca Moama Winter Blues Festival too — this is a cafe that shows up for its town.

Korean BBQ House-made everything Gluten friendly Curry nights Local & loud about it
Word around town

The kind of cafe locals pre order from.

Curry nights

Every time curry night goes up on the page, it sells out — sometimes before the weekend even gets going. We'd rather run out than cut corners.

— thank you, Echuca
2026 official supporter

Proud to be backing the Echuca Moama Winter Blues Festival again this year. If you're in town for the blues, come in for the coffee first.

see you on High St
Visit

Come say hi.

Wed – Mon6:30am – 2pm
TuesdayClosed
15% surcharge applies Sundays & public holidays.
525A High St, Echuca VIC 3564
0491 250 780
theblackpudding@yahoo.com
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525A High St
Echuca VIC 3564
Two minutes off the main strip — look for the mint green window