Great breakfast . Fabulous coffee. Simple little cafe ,…read moreexcellent service. Closed Monday/Tuesday . Open Wednesday to Friday lunch and dinner. Saturday breakfast( late! 8.30am, lunch and dinner) Sunday breakfast and lunch. Such a mixed menu. Asian and Indian curries, some plain food as well. We will be back to try the seafood on the menu. Recommend.

Absolutely delicious food and coffee! I love their cold drip coffees, but you can never go wrong…read morewith a classic flat white. Their food is always great, especially their sweet treats like banana bread (my absolute favorite)! Their staff is also extremely kind and helpful, they do a good job all around. I'd definitely recommend stopping here for a meal or just a quick coffee break.

Cappuccino in the field, in this new spot, The Paddock literally. Set in the most natural, open…read moresetting you can imagine. The coffee van offers tasty treats, for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Good natural inspired food and fresh veges from the shed. Nutritional drinks. Wood fired, oven baked pizza from their home made pizza oven. Well worth the stop on the road in/out on the Mullumbimby township. Friendly, chatty staff. Look for The Paddock on the open roadside on Argyle Street on the edge of town, you can't miss it. Guaranteed no noisy neighbours,

I'm always amazed when I find little gems like this one. We're in a fairly big motorhome so after a…read morequick look in town it was apparent that parking close to a breakfast spot wasn't on the cards. I'd noticed this place on the way in so thought I'd drive back out & give it a go, as I could park right out front. The lass serving was very attentive & listened to my coffee preferences. The result was one of the nicest coffees I've had. I also tried the breakfast roll on special & it was absolutely beautiful too. Definitely worth a try.

We were on the way back from Angourie Beach when we decided to stop in the Target plaza across the…read morestreet from this sushi place. I was wondering aloud if any place would have poke. Lo and behold, this place does. Unfortunately, I didn't end up trying it because I think they ran out around the time we came in (bit after lunch time). We chatted with the owner a bit, who was really friendly and told us how she was inspired by her travels to Hawaii to open this place up and offer poke. The katsu chicken was delicious. I liked the fresh salmon roll I got, but the sushi rice fell apart very easily, not like real sushi rice at all. There was complementary hot tea, although I wished there was water. (I'd asked but I think they forgot.)

Our Daily Bread Cafe is unlike any place I've ever been before! On our last stretch of drive headed…read moreback to Brisbane from Sydney and having not had any luck in other towns along the way, my husband and I were fiending for a solid meal after a couple nights of camping. Since Yelp is still beginning to take off in Australia, I had to use another site to find reviews on ODBC, most of which were good although they appeared to have recently had some issues with "rude staff." The reviews for the food, however, were largely positive and so we decided to stop in. The establishment itself is an old church which has remained mostly untouched. Built with solid wood featuring high ceilings and the typical old-fashioned church windows which remind me of the Baptist churches in "The South" of the States. While you wait for your food to be ready, you can mill around the back where there are racks of vintage clothes, dishes, furniture and various other interesting knick-knacks, all collected carefully and in pristine condition. Want to try something on? Step into the confessional booth-turned-fitting-room. Our Daily Bread Cafe did a brilliant job of utilizing all of the available space of this beautiful old building. There is even outside patio seating, which it was a beautiful day for. Onto the food! Unfortunately I did not take a photo of the menu and can't find one online anywhere, but this was a meal I could never forget. My husband and I both chose a bruschetta-type plate, in different styles. He selected a "Hawaiian" plate that had ham, pineapple and swiss cheese. I had the LOADED one. Chorizo, all kinds of capsicum, onion, cheese..... this thing was to die for. We both agreed this was some of the best food we'd had in almost 2 months of traveling. Although there's not much else to see in Broadwater, Our Daily Bread Cafe is certainly worth a stop!

Great food and coffee. Eclectic mix of bric-à-brac to browse through too…read more Definitely worth the stop.

This place is stunning. Sitting right next to the pristine Emerald Beach, with crystal clear waters…read moreand lovely breeze to combat the hot air. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the employees are very polite. The coffee is rich and strong without being bitter, and can be reduced down if needed. The smoothies are pristine (recommend the cookies & cream smoothie to satisfy your sweet tooth. The place is truly incredible and an absolute recommendation from me. Last time we came here, you could see whales from the cafe, so if you come here in the right season, you may be able to see a pod of whales or dolphins if you're lucky. Be sure to stop by here for a quick stop or even a meal!

nice coffee. service was fast and friendly. cute basic coffee shop. tough to really do a long…read morereview. sit on nice lounges outside our there is indoor seating also. located at the top of the Hill in Woolgoolga. small place so keep your eye out our you will miss it.

It is about time a decent enough coffee shop opened at this end of Yamba. Opening yesterday and…read morepart of the chain of Toast Espresso restaurants (there is one in Grafton just down the road) this cafe finally brings a new food alternative to the Yamba Fair shopping complex. This cafe has a broad range of sandwiches and pastries, a full breakfast menu and daily lunch specials. Local staff are very friendly and helpful and more than accommodating to changes in order. The coffee is just as good as the Campos coffee you can get downtown (although I definitely should have ordered an extra shot into my large coffee as I found there was a bit too much milk for my liking.) Toast has had a promising start and it can only get better!

Great spot directly off the beach. Public toilets clean. The cafe below the restaurant serves up…read moregood hot coffee (after a long wait though). Ample parking for customers and general beachgoers.

Was pretty disappointed by the whole experience. We'd heard this was a Restraunt with great food…read morebut the food we were given was definitely not something to recommend to anyone. The menu was one page and they used a large font so our party's thoughts were that with such little to choose from it all must all be good. We were very wrong. We ordered a $14 dollar ontré which consisted of 3 medium sized chicken dumplings, some lettuce leaves and a sauce. Was not worth the money by a long shot. Then there were the mains: Two of the Crispy skinned duck with a bit of what looked like bok choi sitting on a mash/pure of some kind. It tasted like a microwave dinner, that is to say- not worth going out to eat for at all. And then a batter fish meal- couldn't even beat the fish and chips from the Main Street in quality and way more expensive! Minimal meals priced way higher then they were worth, the staff were friendly so we really couldn't say anything and just walked out with our stomachs very unsatisfied and our wallets much, much lighter. Absolutely would not recommend to anyone.

Delicious long black coffee (not sour/bitter). Flavorful but dry banana bread. Not good, dry…read moregluten free berry bread. Worth the trip for the coffee. They have some wraps and other cakes as well, I haven't tried.

So impressed with this cute hole in the wall cafe! Amazing coffee and a wide range of breaky snacks…read more(breakfast muffins, banana bread etc) and the staff were so so friendly - making my 2 year old the best babychino she has ever had. Some table and chairs inside and out, and a small kids table with pencils and books. Going back for coffee today!