Headland cafe recently moved to this new location much closer to the Pacific Highway. Reviews on…read moreother sites were great and indeed it did not disappoint. There is only outdoor (patio) seating when we were there. However, the indoors was plenty big, so I assume that when the going gets colder (and after some rearrangement of indoor items) tables and seats will move inside. The place was really quite busy with locals (and summer tourists). The breakfast menu was a bit small, but maybe the offerings will broaden with time. We had a simple bacon & eggs ($12.50) with extra pesto and mushroom on the side ($4 or so) and a breakfast bruchetta with bacon ($17). The bruchetta was very nice (and looked great). The bacon and eggs was decent; the side of pesto/mushroom wasn't quite warm and a bit too oily. Coffees were excellent. Owners and staff were very friendly and cheerful. Happy place. We'd definitely recommend this place for a stop when driving north or south along the PH.

Quaint off the beaten track little cafe with great breakfast options…read more You need to order and pay at the counter before finding a table which was a little disappointing, but the quick service, delicious food and the district views from the balcony made up for it.

Place was nice and a little rustic. My usual order would be an iced latte with almond milk. Though…read morethey didn't have almond milk the lovely lady at the counter recommended the coconut milk, which was specially made for coffees. The guy waiting in line behind us commented, "I've had it before at this place, it's actually rather nice." So I ordered the iced coconut milk latte. Took about 25 minutes to arrive, *which is something to consider* but there's some tables outside next to large rocks and rustic light bulbs strung above them, which we proceeded to sit at. The coffee was was alright, the espresso was strong and rich, which was great, and the coconut milk was quite creamy and milky but it was ok. It wasn't exactly a favourite, I guess it wasn't my cuppa tea, or in this case, coffee. My father thought the Soy Flat White was quote "began as it meant to go on, and it delivered. 4.5 stars, because I do not believe in the platonic idea of the perfect cup of coffee," end quote. Service: nice but SLOW 6/10. Coffee: for me 8/10, my Dad 9.5/10. - Lily Frost, 12. Friday, 19 Jan, 2018.

Casual, friendly atmosphere in this small town on the way to Dorrigo. Good-looking food and tasty…read moredrinks. You should definitely stop by on the way up to Dorrigo National Park.

Probably our worst timing for coffee and brekkie …read more Staff was not operationnal . Lack of training . Great human being though. Food was more than average. Hot drinks were served cold warm. Potentially wrong timing though there ain't any good or bad time , always need to be up to standard no matter when ;) That was 6 months ago

Lovely little spot with outdoor seating. Excellent coffee & just ordered the veggo breakfast…read more.... That just arrived

Right next to the pier hotel, this little cafe serves some ace food and coffee that's closer to…read moreliquid art in a cup. Perfect at what it does with 2-6 person tables, an absolute must for anyone stopping by. Visited on the way to Splendour in the Grass 2016 and accommodated about 4 groups at once from the 2 of us to the overwhelming 12 that walked in and still managed to dish out brekky and sweet sweet roast caffeine to everyone. 10/10 would drink again.

Very great restaurant ... :) The dishes are amazing. Try…read morethe pancakes with compote. The coffee are also perfect. Thank you very much

Be sure to book if you're going for breakfast! Great cafe on…read morethe wharf. Enjoy views of the water with relaxed ambience. Price wise the standard for cafes 20$ mains and 5$ coffees. Their coffee is definitely worth it. Food wise you have the usual avo smash. Pancakes. Big brekky etc. I think their lunch menu is more of a stand out with the kimchi burger. Unique take on fusion burger in a cafe setting. Service is decent

Really Love this place - dropped by on a rainy cold day and it was perfect…read more Warm bright atmosphere - quiet but not skyward. Lunch menu had good choice - soup for me, my daughter went for the soft shell crab burger. The food did not take long - pleasant view out over the water. The soup was good - the burger was so good I could not keep my daughter from eating it as I was taking a photo. Coffee was Campo's and the barista did it justice. Really nice spot overall - recommend it.

I have to say that the guy behind the counter has a lot more patience than I do, and it honestly…read moredoesn't talk all that much to exceed what I happen to have. I guess it is one of the reasons that I basically suck at customer service (and am now studying computer science). I guess just watching it serve the customer made me realise what true customer service really is, and it is more than just being nice, it is also being patience. So yes, I'll give this place the mark I gave simply for that one aspect.

What an epic find! Took a punt based on an unapproved review…read moreand am smiling as I type with my empty plate and half empty Flat White in front of me. My wife wasn't quite sure what to order on the food front, as each option had something in it she either cannot eat or didn't feel like. Not a problem at all as the chef was super helpful and made her a custom Brekky that was just perfect! I had the Me Good Beans Brekkie which was fab - really good bacon and delicious mushrooms, the fresh dill on the tomatoes was a great touch. The coffee, clearly the most important element was also magnificent! With the super helpful and happy service from everyone we interacted with, this was the perfect way to start a long drive!

Lovely little cafe down on the front near the beach. The menu has personality and the food (and…read morecoffee was good!)

Only had coffee here - which was excellent! Best coffee I've ever had between Sydney and Byron!…read more Cakes/pastries/muffins looked lovely. Would be 5 stars if there wasn't a 15 minute wait for one takeaway coffee ...

My wife and I dined here almost every night while working in Bellingen for a week. In the process…read morewe ate almost every main, most of the entrees, and a few desserts. The food was excellent, staff friendly without being intrusive, and prices more than fair for the quality of the food. Would happily eat here again. Also, it's worth dropping in for breakfast if you have time, just for the poached eggs with smoked salmon and rosti.

There were a couple of cafes down this end of Coffs Harbour where I could grab a bit of breakfast…read moreand it turned out that I randomly picked this one. In a way, it was a little convenient, which was a good thing, but nothing really all that outstanding. They did do a decent eggs benedict so I have to give them credit for that, though the tea did happen to be a little strong. Still, it was nice and relaxing, so I'll give it that as well, and the staff were also rather nice.

Good coffee! Excellent big brekky, good portion. Awesome poached egg. Kids meal also excellent…read moreserving size. Will come back for sure!

Good spot for a coffee before you go north over the Macksville bridge. Segafredo coffee. Perhaps…read morenot sit outside as the fumes from passing trucks over the bridge travels.