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Charcoal Bay brings the sizzle to Northern Rivers

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For those who believe in the magic of shared meals and unforgettable flavours, Charcoal Bay is making waves in the Northern Rivers culinary scene. Founded by Chef André Scicco, with the warm and welcoming touch of his partner Gabi, Charcoal Bay delivers a true taste of Brazilian BBQ, infused with a sense of community that makes every event unforgettable.

What sets Charcoal Bay apart is Chef André’s expertise in Brazilian BBQ, honed over years of experience in both Australia and Brazil. His mastery of traditional BBQ techniques, combined with his work in leading Australian restaurants, brings a unique fusion of authenticity and creativity to every meal. Whether it’s slow-cooked meats or carefully crafted marinades, Chef André’s passion for bold, vibrant flavours shines through.

This family-owned business, based in Lennox Head, specialises in artisanal BBQ catering for all types of gatherings – from intimate celebrations to large corporate events. Known for their outdoor BBQ setups, Charcoal Bay offers a fresh, vibrant approach to traditional BBQ, combining bold Brazilian flavours with modern twists. Chef André’s dedication to quality is evident in every dish, ensuring a unique and flavourful dining experience.

In addition to their BBQ offerings, Charcoal Bay presents beautifully curated grazing tables and canapés, designed to elevate any event. These grazing tables, brimming with local charcuterie, artisanal cheeses, and seasonal produce, offer both a visual and culinary feast. Whether it’s a casual get-together or a formal occasion, their diverse menu ensures there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Charcoal Bay’s commitment to sourcing fresh, local ingredients sets them apart. By working closely with regional producers, they ensure that the best of the Northern Rivers is reflected in every meal, while supporting the local community. This dedication to quality and sustainability has earned Charcoal Bay a reputation for delivering not just food, but experiences that leave lasting impressions.

As the holiday season approaches, now is the perfect time to consider Charcoal Bay for your next event. Whether you’re looking for a relaxed BBQ vibe or an elegant grazing table, Charcoal Bay promises to bring the freshest flavours and a personal touch to your celebration.

Charcoal Bay 0410 233 106,
www.charcoalbay.com.au,
Instagram:@charcoalbaybbq



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