I was fortunate enough to stay around the corner from the Top Shop. Made it very easy to pop in for…read morecoffee in the mornings. The actual shop looks like a house with indoor & outdoor seating. Many good breakfast items to choose from including the yogurt & the pastries. Very famous Byron coffee shop so definitely stop by at least once on your visit.

Always filled with a local crowd, which I think is a great sign…read more Top shop for relaxed, delicious fare. Go there for a breakfast catchup, take your food (all served in takeaway containers) and eat it in a spot on the grass in the sun, or on one of the communal tables. Best acai I have had in Australia by far!

Another little gem. It's a little bit different, but the coffee & smashed egg dishes were…read moredelicious. Definitely worth a visit.

On a recent trip to the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales Yum Yum Cafe was our go-to…read morebrunch, coffee, dinner haunt. I echo another reviewer in my praise for owner, Manfred Rudolf, and his team. They put on a great show every visit. The standout experience was definitely dinner on a Saturday night. Yum Yum Tree is located in a really special spot. Directly across the road from a mangrove lined estuary, amidst the lush subtropical rainforest dotted with weird and wonderful holiday shacks, and a mere stumble to the beach. As we sat at our cute candlelit table, the breeze funnelled down the road and made the atmosphere just right and the beading sweat on our foreheads redundant. Manfred had swapped his breakfast-lunch tank top and shorts for something a little more fitting of the linen-napkin dinner spread, and engaged us in genuine, light-hearted banter. He and his wait staff appeared when you needed them, "shall I top you up?", and disappeared when the reflection of the stunning surrounds was to be shared by only two. Entree of buffalo mozzarella was substantial and as fresh as it comes. Beautiful rosy-red tomatoes, as in season as you will get, accompanied creamy though subtle white disks of cheese. A basil leaf per mouthful cleansed the whole thing; acting as the roots, the glue, that made this simple food so of the earth. Mains were panfried snapper - fresh and local, of course - with kipfler potatoes, a refreshing citrus salad, and an assertive salsa verde, and butter-like venison served with asparagus and potato rosti and a cheerful balsamic sauce. For dessert, a 'bush tucker' creme brûlée with lemon myrtle and ginger, and a side of to-die-for-I-kid-you-not raspberry coulis. The thing I like most about Yum Yum is how understated it is. Just like the location. The ingredients do speak for themselves. That's how it should be. All the time!

I think they have the most conventional American style breakfast around Byron. The staff are…read morefriendly, and I love that they have big open windows

Dip is well known around town as one of the best breakfast and brunch spots in Byron. Last time I…read morewas visiting it was closed on a Sunday. This time I was visiting on Saturday and gladly it was open! The menu is exciting, but unfortunately, not all dishes can be made gluten free. I just wanted something simple, so I went with a slice of gluten free toast and a flat white. The thick toast was amazing and so was the homemade jam that came with it. My husband and son enjoyed their meals too (although they didn't have a kid's menu). I'd definitely come here again, but I do think the prices are very steep.

Beautiful lunch Perfect service…read moreGreat atmosphere Moderate price Top creme brulee See you soon Che Bon

Loved trying this place! Visiting friends in the area who are regulars. Fantastic a French food…read moreusing Local ingredients. Very welcoming & professional staff. Would very much recommend steak frites. Perfect medium rare. We shared Excellent pâté starter. Desserts were wonderful. Crème brûlée and a light but deep chocolate mousse. We will be back !

This business offers both a small (but packed) chocolate store, and fresh crepes. I bought both…read more The crepe I got with dark chocolate and strawberry was rather lame at first bite, but an impressive flavor when I got into the middle of it. Their chocolate selection included both house items and some hard to find brands. None of it cheap, of course, but one wouldn't expect it to be. The people I saw working there had discernibly French accents. I could do with both aspects of their store being a bit more substantial, but as it was, it was definitely worth a stop.

This is a tiiiiiiny little chocolate shop that also offers cakes and crepes. Their vegan and…read moregluten-free options are clearly marked (unfortunately, none of the crepes were vegan). I had a slice of raw vegan matcha cake and while it was decadent and tasty, it also tasted very "raw" (lots of coconut flavour, if you've had raw desserts you know what I mean -- gets a bit old). I enjoyed it but I would've preferred a more traditional cake-like vegan option (sometimes vegans get tired of only having raw dessert options!) There wasn't a lot of vegan selection in the chocolates themselves either -- lots of dairy in the ingredients. Also, it seemed on the pricey side. My non-vegan boyfriend got a few dairy-containing treats and enjoyed them but said the same thing -- a bit pricey for what you get. Still, the service was friendly both times we went (both French girls) and I'd recommend it if you're in Byron and wanting a sweet treat -- just wish they had more vegan options.

The best cafe in Brunswick Heads by a long shot! The food is…read morediverse and the coffee is fantastic. The service has slowed in the past few weeks but if you can handle a small wait, it's worth it. The only place in Brunswick Heads that has table service. Kid friendly with a toy corner.

This would have to be the best run cafe I have ever seen.. the staff are so friendly and…read moreunflappable ..they are so busy.. their coffee is the best and their food is devine. I love them.. I couldn't praise them any higher

While I did have a pot of tea back at my hotel, I did want to have another one before I went on a…read morelong hike around the bluff. Well, I found this place as I was walking down one of the streets and it was lovely. In fact, it went beyond lovely to actually be nothing short of great. The staff were really friendly and welcoming, even though they will still in the throes of opening up, and the tea was nothing short of perfect. It also had just a really great, and relaxing, atmosphere.

My husband and I were staying in a backpackers hostel nearby whilst visiting Byron Bay and decided…read moreto go out for lunch one afternoon after browsing some of the surrounding shops. For being relatively early in the day during her week, Mokha on Lawson was about as full as a place its size can get which further peaked our interest, but we were lucky enough to snag an outside table on the sidewalk. We both decided on the pumpkin burger - it looked too unique to pass up. It was a great choice, and something both vegetarians and carnivores alike could enjoy. Crusted in black sesame seeds and bursting with flavour, it was a perfect choice for a cool windy day. The potato wedges were just fine. Overall for a quick lunch, it was a great choice. I wish I had gotten the chance to try the breakfast - that looked delish too!

I was looking for a breakfast spot and happened upon this spot which was quite busy.. they had a…read moregood selection except they said they were out of omlettes, but were still serving benedicts. I opted for the Bennie and a latte. It was quite tasty except the eggs were poached hard. I enjoyed the meal and the atmosphere.

Had breakfast here when visiting byron and it was wonderful. the space was small but there was…read moreplenty of outside seating. the workers were helpful and the service was quick. I ordered a simple latte with toast. the toast came with a wonderful homemade jam. overall, really enjoyed me breakfast there and had no complaints.