The things these gentlemen do to meat is magical. This is a butcher that goes above and beyond…read morebecause of passion for crafted and quality meats. We stumbled in here on our road trip up the coast. We'd stopped at several butchers in several towns. And while I can say that the meat at all the butchers was superior to the grocery stores, these guys get top honors. During our first visit we bought a couple dry aged steaks, some brekky sausage, and some jerky. ALL of this is made in house. We pan fried the steaks with salt and pepper and were blown away. So blown away in fact that we returned the next day. We bought more steaks and also snatched some prosciutto. Every bite from this place makes me drop my fork, look to the sky, and say "ohhhhh wowwww mmmmmm"

I love markets. I love the vibe, the people, the casualness, the fact you can purchase something…read morereally special if the stars are aligned for you to have it. Byron Bay markets have all this if not more. Definitely put it on your bucket list while visiting Byron Bay as that relaxed & hippy vibe you're travelling to BB to connect with all comes together here! Come with an empty belly and a wad of cash as most stalls are cash only with a few exceptions but it'll just make life easier. There are as many food stalls as there are artisan stalls so grab some food and find yourself a patch of grass amongst the buskers and bask in the free love. Peace.

I love me a good community market and Byron Bay is home to one of the best. Just an excellent vibe,…read morehuge variety of stalls, some great buskers performing in the shade and an interesting mix of hippie food and incense sellers. You'll find some very interesting handiwork if you need some souveniers, however the food stuffs here really steal the show. Local honey and macadamias, the Byron Bay Chilli Factory and Byron Bay Cookie Factory (not THOSE cookies, you'll have to ask one of the buskers to share theirs), lots of little cake and bakery stalls as well. Be prepared to ditch the diet for the day. A word of warning, the markets are the main attraction on a Sunday and so parking can be an absolute nightmare, better off leaving the car at the holiday bungalow and walking, it's really not very far from the town centre of main beach.

Accidently walked into this shop looking for a yum cha style lunch snack and discovered a…read morewonderful place . It sells lots and lots of different things ( not just food) imported from Japan such as ceramic bowls , lanterns , quaint shopping bags etc etc etc. But I was after a snack and bought some gyoza, spring rolls and dumplings @ $2 each. I sat at a little table (only two tables and chairs inside and two outside) and ate while observing the beautiful things for sale. The food was yummy and very fresh . The green tea is free. The two Japanese waitresses are very pleasant and helpful. The shop reminded me of the tea houses portrayed in a Hokusai or Hiroshige wood block prints from the Japanese Edo period. For those seeking an uncomplicated economic meal or some ingredients for cooking Japanese food I recommend Red Ginger . You wont regret it.

This is one of the local shops in Byron which keeps me coming back. There is some delicious steamed…read morebuns, sticky rice, dim sum, and gyoza on offer. You can take up a cute seat in store and enjoy some complimentary green tea with your nibbles. You can also sample some of their amazing tea range. They are also well stocked in asian specialty foods, beautiful porcelain and asian bits and bobs. Their fridge section also allows you to buy dumplings to take home. Yumm!!!

It's a good grocer, but a bit expensive. It's not a place to pick up some stuff for dinner unless…read moreit's only fruit and vegetables. I like the spacious design and I specifically like the compostable, plastic free produce bags. There are plenty of local brands and bakeries which make the place nice.